
Plan regular pauses
Step away from gambling and choose an activity without stakes or rewards.

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Core principles
Gambling can affect finances and emotions. You can seek support before a situation becomes urgent.

Step away from gambling and choose an activity without stakes or rewards.

Keep rent, food, bills and savings separate from any gambling budget.

Support is available if you want advice, a break or help for someone close to you.
Risks to consider
Australian players should check the lawfulness of any online gambling service before using it. Read Australian consumer guidance.
Spending boundaries

If you use a lawful service, check the account controls available. A limit is a boundary, not a target.
Time and breaks
Set a stopping time before you begin and use a reminder away from the gambling service.
Close the service, silence gambling notifications and switch to another activity.
Consider whether gambling is affecting sleep, work, relationships or your thoughts.
If you keep extending sessions or cannot stop, contact a qualified support service.
Self-exclusion options
Self-exclusion can add distance between you and a gambling service. Ask about coverage, duration and the process rather than assuming one request covers every service.
| Option | Details to check |
|---|---|
| Voltrush self exclusion | See the current terms |
| Broader access barriers | Independent registers, device controls and financial controls may have different coverage. Check their current terms directly. |
| Device and payment controls | Ask your device or financial provider which blocking controls are available and what they cover. |
Before relying on an external register or blocking tool, read its current scope and registration information at Official information ↗.
Warning signs
Trying to win money back, raising stakes or continuing after a loss can be warning signs.
Borrowing, unpaid bills or difficulty separating gambling money from essentials may indicate harm.
Poor sleep, secrecy, conflict or gambling taking priority over work and relationships deserve attention.
These signs are a reason to seek support; this guide cannot assess or diagnose your situation. Find independent help Use practical resources to consider your next step.
Support options

Independent services may provide confidential information, counselling and practical guidance across Australia.
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Learn about the national self-exclusion register for licensed online and phone wagering.
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Look for current national, state or territory support information from official Australian services.
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Next step
Independent gambling support services can provide confidential guidance about spending, time and recovery.
Find support →Close gambling services, pause related notifications and choose an activity away from gambling.
Plan a break →Ask Voltrush about available account restrictions, then check any broader controls independently.
Review options →You can ask for help when someone else’s gambling affects your wellbeing, relationships or finances.
Get guidance →Common questions
Contact the Help Center or Live Support and ask about available limits, breaks, account restrictions or closure.
Deposit limits are not listed among the responsible-gambling tools in the supplied official-site information. Ask the Help Center or Live Support what controls are currently available and when changes take effect.
The official-site information supplied does not specify a Voltrush self-exclusion process. Contact the Help Center or Live Support and ask about coverage, duration and reactivation conditions.
Yes. Independent gambling support services can provide information for people affected by someone else’s gambling.
More information
Voltrush responsible gambling means treating gambling as paid entertainment, not a way to make money or solve financial problems. Casino games involve risk and uncertain outcomes, so only spend money you can afford to lose.
Set a budget before playing and keep gambling separate from rent, bills and food. Avoid playing when distressed, affected by alcohol or drugs, or trying to recover losses. Voltrush is for adults aged 18 and over.
Voltrush deposit limits are not listed among the responsible-gambling tools in the supplied official-site information. Ask the Help Center or Live Support whether deposit, loss or session limits are available, how to set them and when changes take effect.
If a particular control is unavailable, create a personal spending plan before playing. The welcome package is up to AUD 6,000 + 125 free spins, with wagering of 40x deposit + bonus and validity of 5 days; review these conditions before accepting it.
Regular pauses can help you stay aware of time and spending. Stop when you reach your planned boundary and do not borrow or use credit to continue gambling.
Warning signs may include spending more than intended, hiding gambling, feeling distressed when unable to play, or neglecting work and relationships. Pause and speak with someone you trust or an independent support service.
The supplied official-site information does not specify Voltrush self exclusion or other account-level safer-gambling tools. Contact the Help Center or Live Support to ask about a break, restricted access or account closure, including duration and reactivation requirements.
If gambling affects your wellbeing, consider independent support as well as contacting Voltrush. A break from one account may not prevent access to other services, so consider broader barriers with help from someone you trust.
Australian players can contact an independent gambling support service for confidential guidance and counselling. Check the relevant service’s official information for current contact methods and availability.
For immediate danger or a mental health emergency, contact local emergency services. You can also speak with a GP or state or territory gambling support service, whether you are concerned about yourself or someone else.