Responsible Gaming

Gaming should remain entertainment.

Player protection is an important part of sustainable online gaming. Interactive Betting N.V. supports controls intended to prevent underage access and help customers keep gaming within reasonable limits.

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Player protection

Responsible gaming principles.

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Age Restrictions

Gaming services are intended only for persons who meet the minimum legal age applicable in their jurisdiction.

Control Tools

Operational standards may include configurable limits, cooling-off functionality and self-exclusion mechanisms.

Player Awareness

Information and controls are designed to help users recognize risky behaviour and make informed decisions.

Safeguards

Supporting safer participation.

Responsible gaming measures should be proportionate, accessible and integrated into the user journey. The company expects operating partners and service providers to support relevant player-protection standards where applicable.

Prevention of underage participation
Self-exclusion and account restriction processes
Responsible gaming information and support routes
Monitoring and intervention processes where appropriate
Player protection framework

Practical safeguards across the player lifecycle.

Responsible gaming is most effective when protection measures are available before, during and after play. Depending on the relevant product and market, controls can include age and identity verification, deposit or participation limits, self-exclusion options, account restrictions and clear information about the risks associated with gambling.

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Self-Exclusion

Players should have accessible mechanisms to exclude themselves from participation and, where applicable, from related marketing communications.

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Account Monitoring

Operational processes can help identify account activity that may require intervention, review or the application of appropriate restrictions.

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Clear Information

Rules, account conditions, withdrawal processes and responsible gaming information should be presented in a clear and accessible manner.

Shared responsibility

Protection requires people, process and technology.

Player protection is not limited to a single tool. It requires cooperation between operational teams, customer support, compliance functions and technology providers so that restrictions and player choices can be implemented consistently.

Age and identity controls before permitted participation
Accessible limit-setting and self-exclusion mechanisms
Responsible marketing and communication practices
Clear escalation routes for player-protection concerns
Important notice

Gambling should remain entertainment.

Participation in gambling involves financial risk and should never be treated as a guaranteed source of income. Player-facing brands should provide the responsible gaming tools, support information and jurisdiction-specific resources required for the markets in which they lawfully operate.