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💳 Deposit Limits (Set by us)

What is a Deposit Limit?

This is a limit we set on your account to cap how much you can deposit over a rolling period of time.

Think of it as a moving window — not a reset.

So instead of starting fresh each month, it continuously looks back over your most recent activity.

This limit is in place to support safer gambling.
It’s mandatory, and it can’t be changed or turned off.


How It Works

Let’s say your rolling 30-day deposit limit is £1,000:

  • You deposit £400 on July 1st

  • Then £300 on July 10th

  • And another £300 on July 20th

You’ve now hit your £1,000 limit.

From here, you won’t be able to deposit again straight away.

Instead, you’ll need to wait until earlier deposits fall outside that 30-day window.

So in this case, once the £400 from July 1st drops off (on July 31st), you’ll be able to deposit again.


What Happens When You Hit the Limit?

If you reach your limit:

  • Deposits will be temporarily blocked

  • You’ll see a message explaining why

No surprises. No guesswork. Just clear info so you know where you stand.


What You’ll See When the Limit Is Hit

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