Gambling is a form of entertainment, but it is important to gamble responsibly. It is not a way to make money quickly. Never chase losses. Never gamble with money you cannot afford to lose, and never gamble with money intended for rent, bills, or other expenses. You should regularly check your account balance page to keep track of your spending. If you want to stop gambling or need any kind of support, don't hesitate to reach out to the following organizations:

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The regulation of gambling is the responsibility of the Dutch government. Before regulation, players in Amsterdam could legally gamble in offline casinos, but this was not allowed in other regions such as Rotterdam or The Hague. However, with the comprehensive regulation all regions of the Netherlands now allow offline gambling. Currently, offline casinos are legal in the Netherlands, but operators must obtain a license from the Gaming Authority ( Kansspelautoriteit). The Kansspelautoriteit was established on 1 April 2012. The license is granted only after verifying compliance with various strict requirements.

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As experts in casino betting, we have extensive experience in the industry. While some offline casinos are exciting and highly recommended, others can be risky. We thoroughly evaluate these establishments so you don’t have to take unnecessary risks. Additionally, we review public feedback to ensure that other players are receiving their winnings as promised. Our goal is to guide you toward offline casino options that are both safe and enjoyable, helping you avoid negative experiences. We continuously update our information to provide the latest and most reliable recommendations on where you can play with total confidence.

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Using our site requires being 18 years of age and complying with applicable gambling laws. Our services are exclusively available to individuals who are 18 years or older.

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We encourage you to gamble responsibly. The guidelines can be found on our page below: RESPONSIBLE GAMBLING WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO GAMBLE RESPONSIBLY Gambling is a form of entertainment, but it should be enjoyed responsibly. It is not a way to make money quickly. You should always avoid chasing losses, never gamble with money you cannot afford to lose, and never gamble with money meant for rent, bills, or other expenses. You should regularly check your activity on the Balance page to track the money spent. If you start feeling uncomfortable in any way due to your gambling, you should take a break or even consider self-exclusion. Risks and Impacts of Gambling and Gambling Addiction For many people, gambling is harmless fun and a form of entertainment. However, gambling with money involves the risk that it may become problematic when a person can no longer control how much time and money they spend on gambling. This type of compulsive behavior is often called "problem gambling" or "gambling addiction." It can be difficult to determine if someone's gambling has become problematic. However, a general rule of thumb is that there's a problem if gambling negatively impacts the person's quality of life. Gambling Addiction: Gambling addiction is a diagnosis typically made by a doctor or psychologist. You can have issues with gambling even if no official diagnosis has been made. Below, you'll find a series of characteristics/behaviors related to gambling that may indicate you have a gambling problem or addiction: Constantly thinking about gambling. Needing to bet larger amounts of money to achieve the desired excitement. Repeatedly failing to control, reduce, or stop gambling. Restlessness or irritability when trying to limit or stop gambling. Gambling to avoid thinking about problems or to gain relief from negative feelings such as helplessness, guilt, anxiety, or depression. Trying to win back lost money by gambling. Lying to family members, therapists, and others to hide the extent of your gambling. Compromising or losing a significant personal relationship, job, educational, or career opportunity due to gambling. Relying on others to solve a financial crisis caused by gambling. Gambling addiction, problem gambling, or gambling issues – whatever we call it, is a public health issue that affects hundreds of thousands of people and their families. Gambling addiction can have serious consequences in several aspects of a person's life, such as: Health consequences: Anxiety, depression, sleep problems, or suicidal thoughts. Problems related to alcohol or other drugs may also occur. Social consequences: Conflicts with relatives and friends, difficulties at work or school, or involvement in criminal activities. Financial consequences: Difficulty paying regular expenses or debts due to gambling. You can change your gambling habits, and there are several things you can do, using our responsible gambling measures or seeking professional help from non-profit organizations that offer free help and support for gambling problems and addiction. If you have any questions or concerns, contact our customer support team, which is available 24/7 and can assist you. Responsible Gambling and Protection Measures It's important that our customers enjoy the casino, but we also understand that for some players, gambling can become problematic. We are proud to be fair, transparent, and socially responsible, and we want to protect our players from irresponsible gambling. We aim to provide you with a fun, yet responsible gambling experience. You can also consult the information on the following sites, which can provide support and advice for overcoming gambling problems: Gamblers Anonymous National Council on Problem Gambling GamCare Gambling Therapy Helpline We say NO to underage gambling We do not allow people under 18 years of age to gamble. This is stated in our General Terms and Conditions. We verify the age of the customer registering the account and should be above 18. Our recommended filtering programs are: Cyber Patrol, GamBlock, and Net Nanny.