Guide
Responsible Gaming: Limits, Warning Signs and Support
Key Points
- Gaming is for adults aged 18 or over; if you are younger, please do not register.
- Set a money limit and a time limit before you play, and stop when you hit them.
- Watch for chasing losses, hiding your play and borrowing money to bet.
- If you are struggling, talk to a trusted person or a doctor.
- 18+ only
- Official partner site
- Checked 5 Nov 2026
- Bet with limits
The best sessions end on schedule. Gaming should be entertainment you pay for, like a ticket to a match, not a way to make money. Below you will find practical habits and the warning signs worth knowing. We are the official L89 partner site; the tools you can actually use for limits sit inside L89's own site, so check them there.
Adults only
You must be 18 or older. If you are younger, please do not register or play. If you share a device with someone under 18, keep your account logged out and your password private.
Set limits before you start
A limit set after losing is a wish; a limit set before is a rule. Decide how much you can spend this week without touching rent, food, bills or savings. Decide how long a session may last. Write both down.
Look for deposit or time limit tools in your account on L89's site, since we could not confirm which tools exist. If none are offered, set your own by only depositing the planned amount.
- Money limit: an amount you can lose without worry.
- Time limit: a set session length, with a timer.
- Breaks: stand up, step away, drink water.
- No play when tired, upset or after drinking.
Warning signs
Pause and think if you notice any of these. See also the signs of problem gambling article.
- Spending more than planned, or chasing losses.
- Hiding play from family or friends.
- Borrowing money to bet.
- Feeling restless or low when not playing.
- Neglecting work, study or relationships.
- Thinking about the next bet most of the day.
Taking a break or stepping away
If you want to stop, contact L89's support from inside its site or app and ask what options exist for cooling-off or self-exclusion; we could not confirm specific tools. You can also remove saved passwords, delete the app and block the site on your device. Late-night play is a common weak spot, as covered in late-night play.
Getting help
Talk to someone you trust, such as a family member or friend. A doctor or counsellor can offer advice and support. We do not list hotline numbers because we cannot verify them here; search for a recognised local support service. Remember to read the terms of any bonus before you accept, as pressure to meet turnover can encourage over-play.