Player control

How do responsible gambling limits work at Magius Casino?

Play only from 18+, and every Magius Casino account carries deposit limits, loss limits, session time reminders, cooling-off periods and self-exclusion.

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Curaçao Gaming Control Board license OGL/2014/3623/348, audited by SIQ, GLI and BMM Testlabs.

Key facts

The essentials before you play

Worth a glance before your first deposit, and again whenever play starts to feel routine.

Minimum age18+

LicenseGaming Control Board Curaçao, OGL/2014/3623/348

Gambling Helpline Aotearoa0800 654 655

Limit and exclusion questions[email protected]

While you are playing

Keep time and money where you want them

You will know which switch to reach for, and when to use it before play rather than after.

Deposit limits before play

Cap what you pay in over a period so the budget is fixed before play. Use it when spare money starts to feel like stake money.

When the stake outweighs fun

Set a ceiling on what one session can cost, so a bad run stays a bad run. Turn it on when the stake outweighs the fun.

How long has this run?

A reminder at a time you set tells you how long play has run. Switch it on if hours tend to vanish without you noticing.

A pause, account intact

Pause your account for a while without closing it, so a heated evening cannot spill into the next day. Reach for it when chasing losses starts.

Before willpower runs out

Close the door on play at this casino for a longer stretch, so a hard stop replaces willpower. Choose it when a pause has already failed.

Limit walkthrough

From good intention to a set limit

This block settles where the controls live and what to check once a limit is in place.

Profile first, limit next

Open the profile menu in your account and look for the section holding your limits. Check that you are signed into your own account.

Limits in plain view

Find the limits area rather than the general settings. Confirm the page you land on mentions deposits, losses or time, not just personal details.

Small print, read first

Choose deposit, loss or session time, depending on what needs holding steady. Read how soon the change applies before you confirm.

Saved, then checked

Save the setting, then return to the limits page and check the figure shows. One you cannot see is one you cannot trust.

Notice the signs before you chase them

Catching these signs early keeps a habit small. Setting a limit in your account, or taking a pause, is the first step and costs nothing. Gambling is paid entertainment, never a way to earn money.

Any of these may mean it is time to set a limit or take a break:

Chasing a loss with a bigger deposit
Playing past the time you planned
Hiding your play from family or friends
Borrowing money to keep playing
Feeling flat or restless when you cannot play
Spending money set aside for bills
Betting more than feels comfortable

Free support near you

From playing alone to talking it through

After reading this you will know which free service fits your situation and how to reach it.

Gambling Helpline Aotearoa

A free, confidential line for anyone worried about their own play or someone else's. It answers at any hour, and you can also reach it by free text if talking feels like too much. 0800 654 655 gamblinghelpline.co.nz

Problem Gambling Foundation

Counselling and peer support at no cost, with clinics around the country and cultural support available. Reach the team on the freephone or by text during weekday business hours. pgf.nz

Safer Gambling Aotearoa

Health New Zealand's information site for people who gamble and for their families. It sets out signs of harm, practical tips and a finder for support in your area. safergambling.org.nz

Deciding how long to step away

A breather for a few days. A cooling-off period closes play for hours or days, then reopens by itself. You start it in your account under the responsible gambling settings, and your balance and history stay where they are.

Could I stop for good? Self-exclusion closes your access for a long period, for up to two years, and it cannot be undone early. You set it yourself in your account, and once it starts you cannot deposit, play or take part until it ends.

Where do I bar myself? New Zealand has no national self-exclusion register, so your own account is the place to bar yourself. For a stop that also reaches other operators, the Gambling Helpline Aotearoa can point you to the right support.

When you need clarity

Wondering how limits and exclusions work here?

Clear answers for players unsure how a cap or a pause behaves on a Kiwi account.

Why does the casino ask for my age before I can play?+

Your account stays inactive until your age is confirmed as 18 or over. Photo identification, proof of address and a payment card image are checked first, so a player under the legal age never reaches the games.

Can I set a limit from my phone rather than a laptop?+

Yes. The same account section carries the same controls in the mobile version, so a deposit limit, a loss limit or a session reminder can be set from wherever you happen to be. Nothing about the process changes on a smaller screen.

What does a short pause change in my account, and when can I play again?+

A cooling-off period leaves everything in place: your balance, your history and your settings stay as they are. Play is blocked for the length you choose, and the games open again once that period has run its course.

Does a self-exclusion here block me at other casinos as well?+

No. New Zealand has no national self-exclusion register, so an exclusion set in your Magius Casino account covers this casino only. Any other operator would need a separate request made directly with them.

Can I change a limit later in the same account section?+

Yes. Limits live in that same section, where you can review or adjust them whenever you choose. Raising one is not instant, because a fresh cap is agreed before play rather than in the middle of a session.

Is there any way to end a self-exclusion before the period finishes?+

No. A self-exclusion runs for the full period you selected and cannot be lifted early, by you or on request. Treat the choice as a decision made for the weeks or months ahead, not for the moment.