Staying in control while using Rainbet
Gambling is entertainment that costs money, and it is never a way to earn it. The tools below are there because that difference can be hard to see in the middle of a session.
Available tools
- Loss limit — a cap on losses across a period that you pick.
- Cool-off period — your access is restricted for a time.
- Self-exclusion — access is closed for a period you choose or for good, and it cannot be reversed early.
- Account closure — possible once a mandatory 90-day self-exclusion has run.
Each one is set in the account settings on rainbet.com, and each is easier to set before a session than in the middle of one.
Warning signs to take seriously
- Repeatedly betting more than you planned.
- Betting in order to win back a loss.
- Borrowing money to play.
- Concealing how much you have spent.
- Playing to cope with stress instead of for entertainment.
Minimum age
The minimum age in Rainbet's terms is 18. If local law sets a higher age, that higher age applies.
Help from outside the operator
Most countries have support organisations for gambling harm, and they are independent of every operator. If any of the signs above sound familiar, getting in touch with one will help more than any setting on this page, since the operator's tools are a first step and cannot replace that support.
Demo mode
Most games can be played without any money at stake, so you keep the games and skip the cost.
Frequently asked questions
Is it possible to set a loss limit?
Yes. Both a loss limit and a cool-off period are set in the account settings on rainbet.com.
How do I close my account?
Self-exclusion can be set for a period you choose or permanently, and it cannot be reversed early. Full closure comes after a mandatory 90-day self-exclusion.
What age do I have to be?
18, or older where local law requires a higher age.
Set the limit first
It is easier before a session than during one.