Last updated: 23 February 2026
At Tower Rush, we believe gambling should always remain a form of entertainment, never a source of income or a solution to financial difficulties. This page provides information, practical advice, and support resources designed to help players make informed decisions and maintain healthy gambling habits.
Please note: Tower Rush is an informational website only. We do not offer gambling services, accept wagers, or process payments. Any gambling activity conducted with third-party operators is entirely the responsibility of the user.
Our Approach to Responsible Gambling
Responsible gambling is about maintaining control over your gaming activity and ensuring that it remains enjoyable and affordable.
Key principles include:
- treating gambling as entertainment rather than a way to make money;
- setting clear spending and time limits before you begin;
- accepting losses as part of the experience;
- balancing gambling with work, family life, and other hobbies;
- avoiding impulsive decisions when emotions are running high.
Setting Personal Limits
One of the most effective ways to stay in control is to establish limits in advance.
Many licensed gambling operators provide tools such as:
Deposit Limits
Control how much money can be aControl how much money can be added to your account within a specific period.dded to your account within a specific period.
Spending or Loss Limits
Restrict the amount that can be lost over a selected timeframe.
Wager Limits
Set maximum stake amounts for individual bets or gaming sessions.
Session Limits
Limit the amount of time spent gambling before a mandatory break or logout.
Reality Check Notifications
Regular reminders showing session duration and spending activity.
Setting realistic limits and respecting them consistently can significantly reduce gambling-related risks.
Healthy Gambling Habits
Maintaining responsible gambling habits can help prevent problems before they develop.
We recommend that you:
- create a dedicated entertainment budget;
- never use money intended for essential expenses;
- take frequent breaks during gaming sessions;
- avoid gambling when tired, stressed, upset, or under the influence of alcohol or drugs;
- keep track of spending and playing time;
- maintain a healthy balance between gambling and other activities.
Recognising Potential Warning Signs
Gambling may be becoming harmful if you:
- regularly spend more than intended;
- borrow money to continue gambling;
- hide gambling activity from family or friends;
- feel anxious, frustrated, or irritable when unable to gamble;
- increase stakes in an attempt to recover losses;
- neglect responsibilities, work, studies, or personal relationships because of gambling;
- use gambling as a way to escape personal, emotional, or financial difficulties.
Recognising these signs early can make it easier to seek support and regain control.
Taking a Break
If gambling no longer feels enjoyable, taking a break may help.
Available options at many licensed operators include:
Temporary Time-Outs
Short-term restrictions that prevent access to gambling accounts for a selected period.
Self-Exclusion
A longer-term option that blocks access to gambling services for months or years.
Gambling Blocking Tools
Specialised software can help restrict access to gambling websites and applications across multiple devices.
Support Organisations
If gambling is affecting your wellbeing, professional support is available.
The following organisations provide information, guidance, and assistance:
- GamCare
- GambleAware
- GAMSTOP
- National Gambling Helpline
- Gamblers Anonymous
- Gordon Moody
If you live outside the United Kingdom, we encourage you to seek support through recognised gambling-help organisations in your own country.
Protecting Young People
Gambling services are intended only for adults who meet the legal age requirements in their jurisdiction.
Parents and guardians can help by:
- using parental control software;
- restricting access to gambling-related content;
- keeping account credentials secure;
- monitoring internet activity where appropriate.
Financial Wellbeing
If gambling begins to impact your finances:
- stop gambling immediately;
- review your spending habits;
- seek advice from a trusted friend, family member, or professional adviser;
- contact a debt-support organisation if necessary;
- explore banking tools that allow gambling transaction restrictions.
Financial concerns are often easier to manage when addressed early.
Our Commitment
Tower Rush is committed to promoting safer gambling practices by:
- providing balanced and informative content;
- avoiding misleading claims or promises of guaranteed winnings;
- encouraging responsible decision-making;
- highlighting support services and harm-prevention tools where relevant.
We continually aim to improve our content and welcome feedback regarding responsible gambling information published on the Site.
Contact Us
If you have any questions regarding this Responsible Gambling Policy or would like to report a concern, please contact us:
Address: 20 Berkeley St, London W1J 8EE, United Kingdom
Email: [email protected]