Self-Exclusion

Should you need to take a break from gambling, we provide a number of options to help you control your gambling including Self-Exclusion.Time out enables you to take a short break from gambling, restricting your account from placing bets for 24hrs, 48hrs, 7 days, 72 hours or 30 days. During the time selected you will be unable to reverse this block. Alternatively if you feel you need a longer break from gambling you can choose to self-exclude:

Self-exclusion means that your Si14Bet account will remain closed for a minimum period of six months and will not be reactivated under any circumstances during the exclusion period.
If you have unmatched bets these will be canceled and the funds returned to your account balance. Any (part) matched bets will stand. Please contact Si14Bet Support to arrange for these funds to be returned to you. Where possible we will return funds to your payment method within 10 working days.
To self-exclude, contact Si14Bet support or write a letter to support@si14.bet, in the letter specify the period of self-exclusion for six months, one year, three years or five years.
Please contact us (our Si14Bet Support) if you require any further information or assistance on self-exclusion or individual product restrictions.

Self Assessment

If you are unsure whether or not you may have developed a gambling problem, you can use the following simple checklist for self-assessment. If you answer positively to at least four of the following questions it is recommended you call either our customer service staff or one of the professional bodies highlighted below to seek professional advice.

Do you ever try to win back the money you lost by increasing the size or frequency of your wagers?
Do you ever use gambling as a way of ignoring stress in your life or even pick you up when you feel down?
Have you ever committed fraud or theft to get money to gamble with?
Have you recently tried to stop gambling but were unsuccessful?
Do you become moody or impatient when you are cutting down how much you gamble?
Has gambling ever ruined a personal relationship or an occupational or educational opportunity?
Have you ever needed others to relieve a financial problem created by gambling?
Do you find that you need to increase the amount of money you gamble to achieve the same enjoyment and excitement?
Do you ever hide how much or how often you gamble from significant others?
Do you find that you are becoming preoccupied with past gambling successes?

If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to get in touch via the button belowFurther help information within the Safer Gambling page includes details about our safer gambling policy and links to organizations that can help. To receive guidance and support about problem gambling, please visit:

Gordon Moody at https://gordonmoody.org.uk/ or
GamCare at www.gamcare.org.uk or call their confidential helpline on 0808 8020 133

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