Eclipse Crown Responsible Gambling: A Secure Account Protects Your Limits
Limits only work if they apply to you and only you play on your account. That makes account security part of safer play at Eclipse Crown, which is for adults aged 18 and over who play for entertainment. This page covers the tools and why a private, secure login matters for them.
Why security supports limits
A deposit limit means little if someone else can sign in and play; a self-exclusion means little if a second account exists. Keeping one personal account, with a unique password and two-factor authentication, keeps your limits yours.
The tools
- Deposit limit: daily, weekly or monthly.
- Loss limit: daily, weekly or monthly, measured on deposits.
- Wager limit: daily, weekly or monthly, on total stakes.
- Cooling-off: one week, or one, three or six months; deposits and offers pause, withdrawals remain possible.
- Self-exclusion: six months, nine months or one year; the account is disabled.
A decrease applies immediately; an increase is confirmed by email and starts after the current period. Use the limits link on the responsible gaming page of eclipsecrown.com, or ask live chat (24/7) or [email protected]; the team can also close an account.
Minors and shared devices
Proof of age can be requested at any time, and accounts used by minors are closed. On family devices, sign out every time, never save the password and consider filters such as Cyber Patrol or Net Nanny.
Healthy habits
Decide a budget before signing in, set a limit to match, take breaks, and never chase losses or borrow to play.
Warning signs
Playing longer or spending more than planned, chasing losses, hiding play or feeling restless without it are signs to lower a limit or take a break.
Help
Gamblers Anonymous (gamblersanonymous.org) and Gambling Therapy (gamblingtherapy.org) support players and families; do not pay someone else's gambling debts. See our support page.
Questions
Why does account security matter for limits?
Limits apply to your account; if someone else plays on it, they do not protect you.
How fast does a lower limit apply?
Immediately.
Can self-exclusion end early?
No.
Where can I find help?
Gamblers Anonymous, Gambling Therapy or a doctor or counsellor.