Loss limits
Set daily, weekly and monthly limits on your net loss over a rolling window. You choose the amounts from your account.
How to use the tools
Setting a limit, taking a break and reaching a Canadian help line, step by step.
Gambling is entertainment, and it works best when you decide in advance how much time and money it gets. Rainbet puts the controls for that inside your account. This page shows what each one does and how to reach a help line in Canada whenever you want to talk to someone.
Set a limit before you play
A loss limit caps your net loss over a rolling window. You can choose a daily, weekly or monthly amount, and you set it from your account. Pick a figure that fits your monthly budget, then play with money you are happy to spend.
- Log in to your Rainbet account.
- In your account, choose a daily, weekly or monthly loss limit.
- Enter the amount that suits your budget and confirm.
- Review it every few weeks, just as you would a budget.
Take a break or exclude yourself
For a pause, use the Responsible Gambling page linked in the site footer. A confirmation email starts a 24-hour cooldown, and a second email sets the duration you choose. The exclusion stays in place for that period. If you want a longer step, move on to a 90-day exclusion, and ask support for permanent closure when you are ready.
Protect the account
Two-factor authentication guards login, withdrawals, tips and vault transfers. It takes a minute to switch on in your account settings, and it keeps your balance in your hands. See crypto casino for the cashier steps once your protection is set.
Talk to someone in Canada
Help in Canada is provincial, and every line below is free and confidential.
- Ontario: ConnexOntario, 1-866-531-2600, or text CONNEX to 247247, 24/7.
- British Columbia: Gambling Support BC, 1-888-795-6111, 24/7.
If you live in another province, your provincial health service can point you to its gambling support line. Calling is a good idea any time play stops feeling like fun.
Age and a plan
Rainbet is for players who are 18, or the higher legal age where they live. Before each session, decide a time and an amount, and stop when you reach either. Stepping away early keeps your budget intact. Our review summarises the cashier and the welcome offer so you can decide calmly, and the licence page lists who operates the casino.
For questions about this page, write to [email protected].