Responsible Gaming

Last updated: 27 January 2026

Our Commitment

While Odds Up is not classified as gambling, we recognise that any form of prize competition should be enjoyed responsibly. We're committed to providing a safe, transparent, and fair platform for all users.

This page provides guidance on healthy participation and support resources if you need help.

Key Principles

Spend Within Your Means

Only spend money you can afford to lose. Treat competitions as entertainment, not a way to make money.

Set Time Limits

Don't let competitions dominate your time. Set limits and take regular breaks from browsing and entering.

Keep It Fun

Competitions should be enjoyable. If you find yourself stressed, frustrated, or chasing losses, take a step back.

Know the Signs

Be aware of problematic behaviours and seek help early if you're concerned about your participation.

Warning Signs to Watch For

If you notice any of these behaviours in yourself or someone you know, it may be time to seek support:

Spending more money than you can afford on competitions
Neglecting responsibilities to participate in competitions
Lying to friends or family about your spending
Feeling stressed, anxious, or depressed about competitions
Trying to "win back" money by entering more competitions
Borrowing money to enter competitions

Self-Help Tools

Set Personal Limits

Before you start, decide on:

A monthly spending budget you can afford
Maximum time per day/week browsing competitions
A rule to walk away after a certain number of entries

Take Regular Breaks

If you feel your participation is becoming excessive, take a break. Step away for a week or month to reset your perspective. You can contact us to temporarily suspend your account.