If you wish, you can take a break and self-exclude yourself from the BeCasino website for a certain period.

• 1. Sometimes I feel tense or down after an online casino visit?
• 2. Sometimes I feel guilty about my playing habits ?
• 3. Games of chance have caused me trouble in the past?
• 4. Sometimes I think it is better not to tell others, especially my family, how much time and money I spend on an online casino visit ?
• 5. I regularly find that I ran out of money by the end of my playing session ?
• 6. Often I try to win back previous losses by playing more in time or placing bets?
• 7. Yes, I have been criticized in the past for my playing habits ?
• 8. Yes, I have tried to win money to pay debts before ?

Wisdom starts with self-knowledge. If you want to get to know yourself just a little bit better in a few minutes, be sure to take the EIGHT self-test below and get useful insights into your playing behavior. BeCasino recommends that you complete this test from time to time to monitor your playing behavior. If 4 or more statements mentioned below are applicable to you, you are showing signs of a possible gambling addiction and it is advised to contact professional help.

Financial risk or debt is not the only concern here. Excessive gambling can cause other risks that can have a strong negative impact on the individual and their surroundings. Anxiety, aggression, isolation, separation, divorce, health issues, depression, and suicidal thoughts are other consequences of excessive gambling. In any case, gambling is never the solution to financial, family, or other problems; it will only exacerbate these issues. Continuing to gamble will not resolve gambling debts either.

Talking about your problems with a professional can be helpful.

If you believe you have a gambling problem or want to discuss this issue, you can contact SOS JEUX at 0800/35.777, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can also visit the Clinique du jeu.

Additionally, don't hesitate to visit the information and support site for gamblers to take the test to see if your gaming behavior is affecting your health

In case of financial problems, seek assistance from a competent debt mediation service or budget management help. You can find the contact details for these services at the CPAS in your municipality, and for Brussels, on the GREPA nonprofit website, and on this website for Wallonia.

If you wish to self-exclude from access to casinos, automatic gaming rooms, and online gambling websites, you can directly contact the Gaming Commission or submit this voluntary exclusion request form. If you wish to make this request on behalf of someone else, you can submit submit the third-party exclusion form..

We encourage you to consult the official brochure from the Gaming Commission on Responsible Gaming..

To reduce the risks of gambling among people under 21, we require identification and supporting documents if we suspect that a player is under 21.

If you are concerned that someone under 21 may be using our site, please contact our customer service. We will take the necessary measures. We also advise you to use an internet filter to reduce the risks of underage gambling at home.

You don't become addicted overnight. It happens gradually. You begin to have increasing difficulty controlling your gambling passion. At first, you see gambling as a fun pastime. Soon, you'll need more and more money to gamble, and you'll devote more and more time to it. Borrowed money must be repaid, and your family and loved ones take a back seat to gambling. You may not immediately realize your addiction; it becomes an obsession, and even if others tell you, you continue to gamble no matter the cost. But you can't start over! Gambling becomes your sole focus. It isolates you from the outside world and creates problems for you (financially, health-wise). You lose your joy for life.

Don't stay in the dark
By mastering the rules of bets, you also know more easily when and how you have won. If you have played on your Euro Tiercé account, check the history of your games in your game account: your winnings are automatically credited.

Set a budget
To enjoy yourself and ensure that gambling remains a pleasure, set a budget in advance. Allocate a maximum amount not to be exceeded for your bets and stick to this limit. If you win, enjoy it. But if that money is lost, stop playing.

Only gamble with money you can afford to spend
Only use money earmarked for your leisure activities for gambling. Never use money intended for important expenses for you and your family. Don't try to recover the amounts you may have lost.

Set a time limit
Decide how long you can afford to play. When you've reached that limit, stop playing.

Instant cash withdrawal
Use our instant cash withdrawal so you don?t keep your winnings on your player account.

Don't rush, take a step back
There's no need to rush into betting on a race without having studied it. If you're used to considering certain factors before placing your bet, don't bet just for the sake of it! Plus, by listening to professionals or other bettors, you can gather valuable information.

Don't rely on "sure things"
Thinking that a horse considered a favorite will win for sure is a mistake. There's always an element of uncertainty in sports. Similarly, there's no foolproof tip.

Balance gambling with other activities
It's important to enjoy other activities so that gambling doesn't take up too much space in your life. Gambling should remain just one form of entertainment among others!

You've won a large prize, manage the change
Winning a substantial amount of money brings a lot of happiness but also a lot of change: it's necessary to carefully consider your plans and seek advice from specialists (notaries, wealth managers).