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Bir Tawil Gaming Authority
Responsible Gaming

Player protection is a condition of every licence

Responsible gaming is not optional. The Authority requires every operator on its register to protect players and to promote gaming as entertainment, never as a solution to financial difficulty.

Our Commitment

A duty of care to players

The Authority holds that the long-term health of the industry depends on treating players fairly and protecting those at risk of harm. Every licence is granted on the understanding that the operator will place player welfare above short-term revenue.

Operators that fail to uphold these obligations face enforcement action up to and including revocation.

Operator Obligations

What every licensed operator must provide

  • ◆Self-exclusion tools that let a player suspend or close their account.
  • ◆Deposit, loss, wager, and session limits that players can set themselves.
  • ◆Reality-check reminders showing time and money spent during a session.
  • ◆Clear, accessible information about the risks of gambling.
  • ◆Robust age and identity verification before real-money play.
  • ◆Staff trained to recognise and respond to signs of problem gambling.
  • ◆A straightforward route to close an account and withdraw a balance.
  • ◆Signposting to independent problem-gambling support services.
Player Resources

If gambling stops being fun

Set your limits

Use the deposit, loss, and session limits your operator provides before you start playing — and stick to them.

Take a break

If you feel you are losing control, use self-exclusion to lock yourself out for a period of your choosing.

Seek support

If gambling is affecting you or someone you know, contact a licensed problem-gambling support service in your country. Help is confidential and free.

Warning signs include spending more than you can afford, chasing losses, borrowing money to gamble, or gambling to escape stress. If any of these feel familiar, reach out for support — early action makes a difference.

Marketing Standards

Advertising & fair marketing

  • ◆Advertising must be truthful and must never target minors or vulnerable people.
  • ◆Bonuses and promotions must state their terms clearly and prominently.
  • ◆Operators must not imply that gambling is a way to solve financial problems.
Minors

Protection of minors

Gambling by anyone under the legal age is strictly prohibited. Registrants must verify age before real-money play, take reasonable steps to prevent underage access, and provide information on parental control software. Any failure of age verification is treated as a serious breach.