Responsible Gaming

For the majority of people, gambling is an entertaining and exciting past time that does not present any problems. Some people do find it difficult to control the amount that they are playing, and due to the financial implications of excessive gambling this can develop into a very serious problem.

We do not want any of our players to ever encounter this problem, and we have options available to any player who feels that that they cannot control the amount they are spending:

At your request we can permanently exclude your account from our casino and all our email lists.
We can also arrange for deposit limits to be applied to your account on either a daily, weekly or monthly basis.

Ensure that the decision to gamble is your personal choice and always establish what constitutes an acceptable loss before starting to gamble.

Never Gamble if:

You are younger than the legal gambling age.
It interferes with your work or other responsibilities.
You are in recovery for addictive disorders or dependencies.
You are under the influence of alcohol or other substances.
You are attempting to make up for prior gambling losses.

Underage Gambling:

Our Casino is not designed to attract children and we aggressively discourage and track minors who attempt to play at our Casino. If young people have access to a computer with casino software, we encourage you to:

Install child protection software.
Not leave children unattended near your computer when your casino software is running.
Password-protect your casino program.
Not allow persons under 18 to participate in any gambling activity.
Keep your BuzzLuck Username, Password and Credit Card(s) out of the reach of children.
Educate your children about the legality and the potential damage of underage gambling.

Unfortunately, no system is foolproof and some young people may escape our detection. If you know a person under the age of 18 who is registered with BuzzLuck, please immediately notify our Support Department Buzzluck's software provider Real Time Gaming is registered with the Internet Content Rating Association.

ICRA is a non-profit organization that brings together major Internet industry players, telecommunications companies, content providers and child protection bodies. The dual aims are to protect children and free speech rights on the Internet.