Staying In Control at Casino Extreme

Pokies and live dealer tables at Casino Extreme are designed for entertainment. Nothing on this site is a way to make money, and no spin or hand is guaranteed to pay out. We built our safer-gambling tools around that fact: they exist so you stay the one deciding how long you play and how much you stake, not the other way around.

You must be 18 or older

Casino Extreme is for adults only. You must be at least 18 years old to register an account, deposit AUD, or play any pokie or table game on this site. If we have reason to believe an account belongs to someone under 18, that account will be closed and any balance handled according to our terms. We ask parents and guardians to use device-level parental controls if a shared computer or phone has access to our site.

Tools you control from your account

Every safer-gambling tool below sits in your account settings and takes effect as soon as you save it. None of them require you to explain yourself to support staff, and none of them cost anything to use.

• Deposit limits: set a daily, weekly or monthly cap on how much you can add to your balance. Once you hit it, the deposit button locks until the period resets.
• Loss limits: cap how much you're willing to lose over a set period, independent of how much you deposit.
• Wager limits: put a ceiling on total stake size across a session, useful if you play high-volatility pokies.
• Reality checks: pop-up reminders at intervals you choose (for example every 30 or 60 minutes) showing session length and net result so far.
• Time-outs: a cooling-off period of 24 hours up to 6 weeks, during which your account is inaccessible for real-money play.
• Self-exclusion: a longer block, from 6 months up to a permanent closure, during which we suspend all marketing and remove access to the account entirely.

To activate any of these, log in, open your account dashboard and go to the responsible gaming or account limits section. Reductions to limits take effect immediately. If you want to raise a limit or shorten a self-exclusion period, that request goes through a cooling-off review rather than an instant change, which is intentional.

Reading your own play

A few signs are worth checking in on: chasing losses by increasing bet size, gambling with rent or bill money, hiding play from family, or feeling irritable when you try to stop. None of these mean you've failed at anything. They're simply the point to use a limit tool above or to talk to an independent support service.

Independent support for AU players

Gambling Help Online is funded to support anyone in Australia, whether the concern is your own play or someone else's. It's free to use, doesn't require you to be a Casino Extreme player, and keeps your call confidential. If pokies, live tables or any other form of gambling are affecting your finances, relationships or mood, that line is the right first call.

Regulatory context for AU players

Online gambling in Australia is regulated by ACMA, which oversees compliance with Australian law for services offered to Australian residents. ACMA does not license Casino Extreme; it is the body that regulates the Australian market generally. Details of the entity that operates Casino Extreme and any licence it holds are published in the site footer, and we'd rather you check that directly than take our word for it here.

Setting a budget before you play

A practical approach: decide the AUD amount you're comfortable losing before you deposit, treat it the same as an entertainment expense like a night out, and set a deposit limit at that figure. Avoid using savings, credit or funds earmarked for bills. If you deposit via PayID or POLi, check your bank's own transaction alerts too, since those give you a second, independent view of your spending outside our platform.

Related pages

For terms attached to any offer, see Bonus and Promotions. Details on deposit methods and processing times are on Payments. When you're ready to set your own limits from day one, create an account and configure them before your first deposit.