Responsible Gambling Policy
At 666 we take responsible gambling seriously. We want every player in Canada to enjoy their time with us while staying in control. That means providing clear tools, sensible limits and practical guidance so play stays safe and within your budget.
Our player protection principles
We promote safer gambling by encouraging informed choices, offering easy access to self‑help tools and monitoring accounts for signs of risky behaviour. We expect players to follow local age rules and to keep their account details accurate. Our staff are trained to respond promptly when play patterns suggest a customer may need support.
Activity control tools
Players can manage their activity directly from the account settings. These tools are available at any time and can be adjusted to suit your needs.
Available controls
- Deposit limits - set daily, weekly or monthly maximums
- Loss limits - limit total losses over a chosen period
- Session time limits - receive a reminder or enforce a logout after a set play time
- Reality checks - periodic popups that show session length and basic activity
- Temporary account breaks - short self‑imposed pauses from play
Deposit limits
Setting deposit limits is one of the most effective ways to control spending. You can choose daily, weekly or monthly caps in your account. Limits take effect immediately or after a short processing period depending on the change requested, and we may introduce a cooling‑off period for increases.
Loss limits
Loss limits let you cap how much you can lose over a defined timeframe. This complements deposit limits and helps prevent chasing losses. Loss limits are applied to real‑money activity and can be changed through your account or by contacting support.
Time limits and session tools
Use session reminders and automatic logout settings to keep play within healthy timeframes. Reality checks provide a quick summary of time played and can be set to appear at a frequency you choose.
Self‑exclusion
If you need a longer break, self‑exclusion is available for fixed periods or indefinitely. Once self‑exclusion is active, access to your account and marketing communications are suspended for the chosen period. If you need help selecting the right option, contact our support team for guidance.
Signs of problematic behaviour
Watch for changes such as increasing deposits, chasing losses, hiding activity, betting beyond affordable amounts or neglecting responsibilities. If friends or family raise concerns, consider using our controls or seeking external help.
Tips for staying in control
- Set realistic deposit and loss limits before you start
- Use session timers and take regular breaks
- Never gamble with money needed for bills or essentials
- Discuss concerns with someone you trust
Professional help and support organisations
If gambling is causing harm, reach out for professional support. In Canada contact your provincial problem gambling helpline or national organisations such as Gambling Therapy and Gamblers Anonymous for confidential advice. If you need immediate help, contact local health services or your provincial crisis line.