Responsible Gaming Policy
Turn By Turn (TBT) • Effective: June 1, 2026
Our Commitment
TBT recognizes that lottery play, while primarily entertainment, can become problematic for some players. We are fully committed to player protection through transparency, education, and strong support tools.
Player Protection Tools
- Deposit Limits — Set daily, weekly, or monthly spending caps
- Loss Limits — Cap the amount you are willing to lose per period
- Time Limits — Set maximum play session duration (auto logout)
- Cooling-Off Period — Pause play from 24 hours to 1 month
- Self-Exclusion — Voluntary exclusion for 1 year (account fully locked)
Signs of Problem Gaming
You may have a problem if you:
- Play with money needed for essentials (rent, food, bills)
- Spend more than you planned or can afford
- Hide your playing from family or friends
- Feel anxious or irritable when not playing
- Use lottery to escape stress or sadness
- Repeatedly try to stop but cannot
Help & Support
Contact our support team at
Who Cannot Play
- Anyone under 18 years old
- Self-excluded players
- Individuals banned by the National Lottery Commission or regulatory bodies
- Anyone with a financial restraining order
Player Education
- Play for entertainment, not as a source of income
- Set a budget before playing and stick to it
- Never borrow money to play
- Odds are clearly published for every game
No Misleading Claims
TBT will never promise guaranteed wins, suggest playing as an investment, or use aggressive marketing tactics.
Monitoring & Intervention
We actively monitor for signs of problem gambling and may reach out with supportive messages and resources if risky behavior is detected.
Industry Standards
TBT adheres to National Lottery Commission guidelines, NDPR, and global responsible gaming best practices.
Annual Report
TBT publishes an annual Responsible Gaming Report detailing self-exclusions, support cases, and harm-prevention measures.











