Play Responsibly at Drakaris

Account limits, self-exclusion and where to find Australian support if a session stops feeling like entertainment.

Drakaris Casino Responsible Gambling

Confirming Age and Protecting Minors

Drakaris accounts are restricted to players aged 18 and over, and age is confirmed during registration through the date of birth entered on the form and again at the KYC stage before a first withdrawal, using an Australian driver’s licence, passport or equivalent proof of identity. Because the site is accessible from any device with a browser, parents and guardians sharing a computer, tablet or phone with someone under 18 should apply the operating system’s built-in parental controls or a dedicated filtering tool, since Drakaris has no way to detect who is physically using an already logged-in device.

Setting Limits on Your Own Account

Deposit, loss, wager and session limits can be set from the account dashboard and apply immediately once saved. A deposit limit caps how much can be added to the account over a day, week or month; a loss limit caps net losses over the same periods; a session limit closes the active session automatically once a set duration is reached. Reducing any of these limits takes effect straight away, while raising one requires email confirmation followed by a 24-hour cooling-off period before the higher limit becomes active, which is intended to prevent a limit increase being made impulsively during a losing session. Cooling-off periods separate from these limits can be set from one week up to six months, during which the account remains visible but wagering is blocked. Self-exclusion is available for a defined term from six months up to a permanent block, and once submitted, a self-exclusion request cannot be reversed early by contacting support.

Recognising the Early Signs

Chasing losses by increasing stakes or deposit frequency to recover money already lost is one of the clearest early indicators that play has moved away from entertainment. Spending noticeably longer on the site than planned, or returning to top up a session shortly after promising to stop, points in the same direction. Lying to family or friends about how much time or money is being spent on the site is a sign worth taking seriously even in isolation.

Wider Impact Worth Watching For

Borrowing money, using funds set aside for bills, or dipping into savings to cover deposits are financial warning signs that go beyond a single bad session. Irritability or anxiety when unable to access the site, and gambling being used as a way to cope with stress or a difficult mood rather than for enjoyment, are behavioural patterns that often accompany the financial ones. Any combination of these signs is a reasonable prompt to use the account limits above or to pause with a cooling-off period rather than waiting for the pattern to resolve on its own.

Keeping Gambling as Entertainment

Treating a deposit as the cost of entertainment rather than as an investment expected to return a profit keeps expectations aligned with how pokies and table games actually work over time. Deciding on a budget before a session starts, and treating that figure as the total cost of playing regardless of how the session goes, avoids the drift that happens when limits are set only in hindsight after a loss.

Where to Get Help

Gambling Help Online offers free counselling around the clock and can be reached on the national line 1800 858 858. Lifeline provides 24-hour crisis support on 13 11 14 for anyone in immediate distress, gambling-related or otherwise. BetStop, the National Self-Exclusion Register, is an Australian Government initiative covering licensed Australian operators specifically, and is a useful national resource alongside the self-exclusion tool available directly in a Drakaris account, though it does not itself exclude a player from this site.