What is a Loss Limit?
A loss limit set by Midnite restricts the maximum amount of money you can lose over a continuously moving period, such as the past 30 days. This is regarded as a rolling limit, unlike fixed limits set by the user, it updates daily by continuously tracking your losses over the latest 30-day window.
At Midnite, this limit is mandatory and set by us to promote safe and responsible play. You cannot adjust or remove this limit.
How It Works
For example, if you have a 30-day rolling loss limit of £500:
If you lose £300 on July 1st and £200 on July 5th, you will reach the limit.
You will not be able to place further bets until some of that loss “rolls off”—e.g., when July 1st’s £300 loss drops outside the 30-day window, starting August 1st.
Why We Use It
Ensures you don’t lose large amounts quickly
Offers real-time protection rather than static cutoff periods
makes sure you always stay within your limits, regardless of when you choose to bet
gives you the most freedom and flexibility possible with a limit
What You’ll See When the Limit Is Applied
