What is a Loss Limit?
This is a limit we set to cap how much you can lose over a rolling period of time.
Like deposit limits, it works on a moving window — typically the last 30 days — updating daily based on your most recent activity.
It’s there to support safer gambling.
So it’s mandatory, and it can’t be changed or removed.
How It Works
Let’s say your 30-day rolling loss limit is £500:
You lose £300 on July 1st
Then £200 on July 5th
You’ve now reached your £500 limit.
From here, you won’t be able to place bets until some of those losses fall outside the 30-day window.
So when the £300 from July 1st drops off (on August 1st), you’ll be able to play again.
Why This Exists
This limit is designed to:
Stop losses building up too quickly
Give you a clear boundary, even across different sessions
Work in real time — not just fixed calendar resets
In short, it helps keep things under control, even if your play is spread out.
What Happens When You Hit the Limit?
If you reach your loss limit:
Betting will be temporarily restricted
You’ll see a message explaining what’s happened
No grey areas — just clear info so you can plan your next move.
What You’ll See When the Limit Is Applied
