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Set your limits in Maybahis Casino before you play

Play only from 18, and the limits and exclusion tools are already in every Maybahis Casino account, ready when you need them.

Set your limit

Licensed operator since 2005 under MGA/B2C/107/2005, independently audited by QUINEL and GLI

Checking the basics

The basics of playing safely here

You will know who licenses this casino and where to get free, confidential help.

Minimum age18+

RegulatorMalta Gaming Authority, MGA/B2C/107/2005

National registerBetStop

Gambling helpline1800 858 858

Limit questions[email protected]

Built-in protection

The levers you control in your account

Worth a look before your next session, especially if the last one felt longer than you planned.

Before the session starts

Caps how much you can pay in over a set window. Switch it on before a session, so the budget is decided while you are still calm.

How much can you lose?

Stops you once your net losses reach a figure you chose. Turn it on when you want a stopping point that does not depend on willpower.

Set a time nudge

Shows time on screen or sends a nudge when an interval passes. Set it if sessions tend to run past what you intended.

Stepping away for a while

Takes a break from play for a period you choose. Choose it when you notice you are playing to recover a loss or to change your mood.

From playing to a full stop

Blocks your access to the account so play stops. Use it when limits are not holding and you want the choice made once, firmly.

Setting it up

Put a limit on and get back to your evening

We keep the steps short, because a limit should take less time than the session it protects.

Signed in and on the profile

Sign in with your email address and open your account settings. Check that your profile details are current before you change any limits.

Where the controls sit

Look for the responsible gambling area of the account. All the controls live there, so nothing is buried behind a different menu.

Choose your kind of cap

Decide whether you want to cap deposits, cap losses or be reminded of the time. Choose the one that matches what went wrong last time.

Confirmed at a glance

Save your choice, then reopen the page to see the figure listed under your limits. If it is missing, our team can look it up with you.

Is it still entertainment for you?

Catching a pattern early is far easier than unpicking it later. A deposit limit set before you play, or a short pause, costs you nothing and keeps the spending where you decided it should sit.

None of these is a verdict on you; a few together are worth a second look.

You chase a loss with a bigger deposit
The amount you set aside vanishes faster than planned
Sessions stretch past the time you intended
You play to quiet a worry rather than for fun
You keep the amounts hidden from people close to you
Borrowed money ends up in your balance
Stopping for a week feels harder than it should

Stuck and unsure

Free, confidential support across Australia

We would rather point you to a counsellor than keep your custom at any price.

National Gambling Helpline

Trained counsellors answer calls and online chat at any hour, any day, for players and for relatives. The conversation is confidential, free, and includes self-help tools plus pointers to local services. 1800 858 858 gamblinghelponline.org.au

Gamblers Anonymous Australia

Peer meetings around the country where people who gamble, and the families beside them, talk openly with others in the same position. Meetings run across Australia and you can simply turn up. gaaustralia.org.au

National Debt Helpline

Financial counsellors give free, impartial help with gambling debt on weekday business hours, talking through options with you and with relatives who are carrying the same pressure. ndh.org.au

A day, months, or further out

A breather you control. A short pause switches off your access for a stretch of hours or days, chosen in your account settings while you still feel clear-headed. When it lapses, play resumes as before, so pick a length that covers the moment you are trying to get through.

Locked now, not later. Closing access for a long period is the firm version: your account stays shut, and the choice cannot be undone early. Start it from the same controls in your profile, and plan the weeks after it as time spent elsewhere.

Cover beyond this site. BetStop, run by the Australian Government through ACMA, is the national register. Registration takes about five minutes at betstop.gov.au, lasts at least three months and can run for life; you may also nominate someone to support you through it. betstop.gov.au

Plain speaking

Clarity before you decide anything

Use this when a limit, a pause or a helpline call needs a straight answer, fast.

Can I set my deposit limit from my phone?+

Yes. The mobile version carries the same account section as the desktop, so deposit, loss and session limits sit in one place. You choose the figure before you play, and it holds for the account rather than for one device.

Why do I need to prove I am 18 or over?+

Gambling here is for adults only, and the minimum age is 18. Age and identity checks run with the other documents you send, before the account is fully active. That keeps the site closed to minors and keeps your own account secure.

Can I undo a self-exclusion before the period ends?+

No. Once a self-exclusion is in place it stands for the whole period you chose, and the account stays closed until that period runs out. Picking a longer stretch at the start is easier than hoping for an early return.

What happens to my account during a short pause?+

A cooling-off period keeps the account open but shuts you out of play for the stretch you pick, so deposits and games stop while your balance and history stay put. When the pause ends, play is open to you again without anyone reopening anything.

Can the helpline give advice to a worried family member?+

Yes. The National Gambling Helpline is there for relatives as well as players, and its chat and email counselling cost nothing. Staff can talk through what you have noticed and point you to local services, while Gamblers Anonymous Australia runs peer support meetings you could suggest.