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Responsible gambling

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Best Crash Games lists games and offers no real-money play: you cannot deposit, bet or win money here. But every game we list is a gambling game, made to be played for money at online casinos, and for some games in some countries Play links to casinos that pay to be shown. If you play at a casino, or think about it, this page is for you.

A demo is not real play

  • A demo uses play money. With nothing at stake, people take risks they would not take with their own money.
  • A good run in a demo says nothing about what comes next. Every round is decided by chance, whatever happened in the round before.
  • These games are fast. A round can be over in seconds, so losses add up quickly.
  • Over time every game keeps part of what is staked. An RTP of 97% means that, on average, 3 of every 100 staked stay with the casino. No system or strategy turns that into a profit.

Gambling is entertainment that costs money. It is not a way to earn it.

Keep it under control

  • Decide before you start how much money and how much time you can afford to lose. Stop when you reach either.
  • Never chase losses. Money lost is spent.
  • Take breaks. Do not play when you are upset, tired or have been drinking.
  • Do not borrow to gamble, and keep money for rent, food and bills out of it.
  • Use the tools of the casino where you play: deposit and loss limits, time reminders, time-outs and self-exclusion. Look for them in your account, or ask the casino's support.
  • Software that blocks gambling sites on your devices can help as well. Several of the organisations below explain how.

Signs that gambling is becoming a problem

  • You spend more money or time on it than you meant to.
  • You gamble to win back what you lost.
  • You borrow money, sell things or leave bills unpaid to gamble.
  • You hide your gambling or lie about it.
  • It makes you anxious, irritable or low, or you gamble to get away from feeling that way.
  • It gets in the way of work, study, sleep or the people around you.
  • You have tried to cut down or stop, and could not.

If you recognise yourself in any of these, talk to one of the organisations below. You do not have to be sure that you have a problem.

Where to get help

All of these help free of charge. We checked each on its own website on 5 October 2026; their sites have the current details.

  • GamCare (United Kingdom). Advisers on the phone at any hour on 0808 8020 133, and by live chat and WhatsApp. An online community with forums and chatrooms. gamcare.org.uk
  • GambleAware (Great Britain). Advice, a short self-assessment, a spending calculator and a finder for support near you. gambleaware.org
  • GAMSTOP (Great Britain). Self-exclusion: it blocks you from the gambling websites and apps licensed in Great Britain, for six months to five years. gamstop.co.uk
  • Gambling Therapy (worldwide). Practical advice and emotional support for anyone affected by gambling, with forums in many languages. A service of the charity Gordon Moody. gamblingtherapy.org
  • Gamblers Anonymous (many countries). Meetings of people who help each other to stop gambling: in person, online and by phone, with no fees. gamblersanonymous.org lists meetings in the United States and in other countries; gamblersanonymous.org.uk lists those in England, Wales and Ulster.
  • National Council on Problem Gambling (United States). The National Problem Gambling Helpline: call or text 1-800-MY-RESET (1-800-697-3738), or chat online, at any hour. It connects you with help in your state. ncpgambling.org

In some other countries, these are the national services. We read each on its own site or on its regulator's site on 13 October 2026:

  • Spain. FEJAR, the federation of associations of rehabilitated gamblers: 900 200 225. fejar.org
  • Portugal. Linha 1414, named by the regulator SRIJ: call 1414. srij.turismodeportugal.pt
  • Switzerland. SOS-Spielsucht: 0800 040 080. sos-spielsucht.ch
  • Slovakia. Linka pomoci pre problémy s hraním, named by the regulator ÚRHH: 0800 131 000. urhh.sk
  • Ontario, Canada. ConnexOntario: 1-866-531-2600. connexontario.ca

For Colombia, Peru and Serbia we found no national help line to name; Gambling Therapy, above, works in every country.

Worried about someone else's gambling? GambleAware and Gambling Therapy both have advice for family and friends.

If none of these covers your country, Gambling Therapy works worldwide, and a doctor or a local helpline can point you to help nearby. If you are thinking about harming yourself, call your local emergency number now.

About this site

We are a directory, not a counselling service, and we cannot advise you about your gambling. The site is for adults only: 18 or older, or the legal age for gambling where you live if that is higher. Where Play opens a list of casinos, the list names that age, and the help service of your country where we know one.