Responsible gambling means treating casino and betting activity as entertainment, setting limits before money is deposited and stopping when gambling begins to affect finances, work or relationships. Tomi Club states that users must be at least 18 and also meet any higher legal gambling age that applies in their jurisdiction.
When to take a break
Take a break if you are increasing stakes to recover losses, borrowing money to gamble, hiding gambling from people close to you or finding it difficult to stop at the limit you planned. A loss should not become a reason to deposit again immediately.
Safer-play habits
- Set a fixed entertainment budget before you deposit.
- Decide how long you will play before opening the casino or sportsbook.
- Do not use rent, bills, debt or borrowed money for gambling.
- Avoid chasing losses with larger bets.
- Keep track of deposits and withdrawals rather than relying on account balance alone.
- Take regular breaks, especially after a large win or loss.
Cooling off and self-exclusion
Tomi Club’s public material currently contains two different self-exclusion descriptions. One FAQ says self-exclusion should be for at least 30 days. A separate responsible-gambling section describes a minimum six-month self-exclusion and also mentions a seven-day cooling-off option. Because those published periods do not match, ask Tomi Club support to confirm the current option that will apply to your account before relying on a specific duration.
If you request exclusion, also consider removing saved payment methods and blocking gambling access on other services you use so the break is not limited to one account.
Where to get help
Tomi Club’s responsible-gambling material points users to Gamblers Anonymous, Gambling Therapy and GamCare as external support resources. These organizations are independent from Tomi Club and can be useful when gambling is becoming difficult to control.
For an account-level cooling-off or exclusion request, contact the channels listed in the Tomi Club support guide. If your concern involves account access or identity verification, use the security guide.
Frequently asked questions
Is gambling a way to make income?
No. Casino and betting outcomes are uncertain and losses are possible. A safer approach is to treat gambling as paid entertainment with a fixed budget.
When should I use a cooling-off period?
Use a break when you find yourself depositing more than planned, chasing losses or thinking about gambling throughout the day. You do not need to wait for a severe problem before taking time away.
What is the Tomi Club self-exclusion period?
Tomi Club’s public materials currently conflict: one FAQ says a minimum of 30 days, while a responsible-gambling section says six months and also mentions a seven-day cooling-off option. Ask support to confirm the current policy for your account.
Can I ask support to stop promotions?
The responsible-gambling material says promotional material is not sent during self-exclusion. When requesting an exclusion, ask support to confirm both the account restriction and marketing suppression.
A useful limit is one that is set before the session starts and cannot be increased impulsively after a loss. If you repeatedly change your own limit, move from a voluntary budget to a formal break or self-exclusion request and ask support to confirm that the restriction is active.