For the majority of people, gambling is an enjoyable leisure and entertainment activity. But for some, gambling can have negative impacts. As a result, we have developed this policy to communicate our approach to safer gambling and minimising harm to consumers who may be vulnerable to problem gambling.
"Safer Gambling" is a broad concept that aims to ensure gambling is conducted in a manner whereby the potential for harm associated with problem gambling is minimised. It respects the responsibility of individuals for their own actions, but also acknowledges a responsibility on the part of service providers.
Problem gambling occurs when a person loses control over their gambling, particularly the amount of money gambled and the amount of time devoted to gambling.
At Zernocom we want to be an industry leader in providing a safe environment for our customers. We actively encourage and promote safer gambling practices and provide tools to assist our customers in maintaining control of their gambling.
We are committed to sharing responsibility, with Governments and communities and individuals, for helping customers control their gambling, and helping problem gamblers to identify their problem and seek assistance. Some of the ways that we do this are:
We aim to achieve the following outcomes:
As a responsible operator, we are committed to protecting minors by actively taking steps to exclude minors from placing a wager using our betting platforms. Our services are designed to appeal to, and be used by persons who are at least 18 years old.
You can call the Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858 or visit:
Zernocom provides pre-commitment limit facilities for their customers. This allows you to set a maximum deposit amount for a pre-determined period. We allow our customers to set deposit limits for 1, 7, 14, 30, or 365 day periods, or for specific days of the week.
If you feel you are no longer able to control your gambling or gamble safely, we offer you the option to self-exclude from betting with us. To self-exclude means to stop betting or gambling for a set time. Self-exclusion can be temporary or permanent.