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Display — Top-Up Cap
Take this label at face value. Limit how much you can add each day, week or month. The label describes the piece; it does not predict a result.
Now on view · Responsible gambling
Inside the responsible gambling room at mbijackpot
Every display in this wing explains part of spending limits, time limits and support. The labels describe how things work; they do not predict what happens next. Keep to your budget and an unhurried pace.
18+18+ onlyPlay responsibly
Who may play
18+
Support line
local problem-gambling helpline name and number
Ready to assist
customer support hours (e.g. 24/7)
Gallery note: Tools in Your Hands
Wall text: Six Tools That Keep You in Charge
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Case study: Loss Cap
Pause here for a moment. Select the most you're prepared to lose over a set period.
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Display — Taking a Break
The catalogue entry reads as follows. Lock your account for a fixed spell, or for good.
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Label: Time-Check Nudge
This display is mostly about clarity. Receive regular prompts telling you how long you've been playing. Take notes; the curator recommends it.
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Case study: Your Play History
Visitors often stop at this point. Look back over your top-ups, bets and cash-outs whenever you like.
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Case study: No Promo Messages
Every exhibit has its fine print. Switch off promotional messages at any time.
Gallery note: The Steps in Order
Exhibit: Setting Your Limits, Step by Step
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Sign in
The catalogue entry reads as follows. Sign in to your mbijackpot account.
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Label: Go to Settings
A curator's note before you move on. Open Account Settings. Take notes; the curator recommends it.
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Responsible play
Notice the detail in this case. Select the Responsible Gaming tab.
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Case study: Set Your Limits
Step back and consider the whole picture. Select top-up, loss or time limits that suit you. No exhibit here comes with a promise of winnings.
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Display — Save Changes
Notice the detail in this case. Confirm what you've changed. Raising a limit may only apply after a cooling-off period. That is the whole display, without embellishment.
Gallery note: Check In With Yourself
On display — Is Your Play Still in a Healthy Place?
On display — Questions to Ask
Visitors often stop at this point. If any answer was yes, think about setting limits or stepping away for a while, and get in touch with local problem-gambling helpline name and number.
Exhibit: Guidance for You
Exhibit: What Playing Responsibly Means
Gallery note: The Basics to Hold On To
- Play for entertainment, not for income, as labelled
- On view: Fix a budget before you begin
- Catalogue item: Don't chase what you've lost
- Catalogue item: Pause often
- Take this label at face value. Stay away from play when stressed, upset or after alcohol
Wall text: Payment Habits That Help You Stay in Control
Every exhibit has its fine print. E-wallets or budgeting apps with spending caps can make it easier to keep track. payment-specific spending control tips (optional) That is the whole display, without embellishment.
Wall text: Commitments to check
- An age check on every player (18+), as labelled
- Tools for setting limits and taking time out, as labelled
- Support contacts listed on the site, as labelled
- On view: Clear routes to help and resources
- partner support organisations (only if real partnerships exist)
Questions covered
Wall text: Questions on Playing Responsibly
A visitor asks: How do I set a top-up cap?+
Before the next room, one more label. Open Account Settings → Responsible Gaming and pick a daily, weekly or monthly limit. That is the whole display, without embellishment.
A visitor asks: How long can an account break last?+
self-exclusion periods offered
From the guestbook: What if I feel things are slipping out of control?+
The guide would put it this way. Start an account break now and contact local problem-gambling helpline name and number. Support is also available through customer support channels (e.g. live chat, email).
From the guestbook: Can my limits be changed or removed?+
Every exhibit has its fine print. Lowering a limit works at once. Raising or removing one may come with a cooling-off period. The label describes the piece; it does not predict a result.
Asked at the gallery desk: How do you spot players who may be at risk?+
player protection monitoring process — describe only what's actually in place
Asked at the gallery desk: Will what I share be kept private?+
On this part of the tour, the facts are short. Yes. Conversations about responsible play are handled under the Privacy Policy.
End of this roomLeaving the responsible gambling room with a plan?
Take what you learned in this room with you. If you continue, keep the visit short, the budget fixed and the expectations modest. Entry is for visitors aged 18+ only.