Age and Legal Requirements
Rollyspin requires all players to be at least 18 years old. Age verification is part of the account registration and withdrawal process. Players from Sweden and Finland are not permitted to use the platform.
When you create an account, you confirm that you meet the legal age requirement and are not a resident or citizen of a restricted jurisdiction. Rollyspin reserves the right to request proof of identity and age at any time.
Setting Limits on Your Account
Rollyspin provides tools to help you manage your spending and play. You can set deposit limits, betting limits and loss limits through your account settings. These limits apply immediately and help you stick to a budget that works for you.
If you need to take a break from gaming, you can use self-limitation or self-exclusion features. Self-limitation pauses your account temporarily, while self-exclusion is a longer-term measure. Both options prevent you from accessing your account and receiving promotional messages during the restriction period.
- Set a daily, weekly or monthly deposit limit
- Restrict the maximum bet amount per game
- Disable promotional emails and notifications
- Temporarily limit account access
- Permanently self-exclude if needed
Self-Exclusion and Account Controls
Self-exclusion is available if you decide you need to stop playing for an extended period. Once activated, you cannot access your account, place bets or withdraw funds during the exclusion period. Your account remains closed even if you try to log in or create a new account.
To activate self-exclusion or to adjust your account limits, contact Rollyspin support. The support team can confirm your request and explain the duration and terms that apply.
Recognising Problem Gambling
Problem gambling can affect anyone. Warning signs include spending more money or time than intended, chasing losses, neglecting other activities, or feeling anxious when not playing. If any of these apply to you, help is available.
Many independent organisations offer free, confidential advice and support. These organisations can help you understand your gambling habits and provide strategies to regain control.
- Spending more than you can afford
- Playing to escape stress or problems
- Lying about how much you gamble
- Neglecting family, work or hobbies
- Borrowing money to gamble
- Feeling anxious when you cannot play
Getting Help
If you need support with problem gambling, independent organisations in your country provide free help. These services are separate from Rollyspin and can offer counselling, information and practical strategies.
Seek help early. The sooner you reach out, the sooner you can access support and take steps to gamble safely or stop altogether.
- Contact a local gambling helpline or counselling service
- Speak to your GP for referrals and advice
- Look for peer support groups in your area
- Use free online resources and self-help tools
- Reach out to a trusted friend or family member
faq
What is the minimum age to play at Rollyspin?
You must be at least 18 years old to open an account and play at Rollyspin. Age verification is required during registration and withdrawal.
Can I set a limit on how much I deposit?
Yes. You can set daily, weekly or monthly deposit limits through your account settings. You can also set a maximum bet amount per game. Contact support to adjust these limits at any time.
What is self-exclusion and how do I use it?
Self-exclusion closes your account for a period you choose, preventing you from logging in, placing bets or withdrawing funds. Contact Rollyspin support to activate self-exclusion. Once active, you cannot override it during the exclusion period.
Can I disable promotional messages?
Yes. You can disable promotional emails and notifications in your account settings or by contacting support. This stops Rollyspin from sending you marketing material during your restriction period.
Where can I find help if I think I have a problem with gambling?
Independent organisations in your country offer free, confidential support for problem gambling. Search for a local gambling helpline, counselling service or support group. Your GP can also provide referrals and information.
