How does self-exclusion work at Rainbet?

Self-exclusion can be set for a chosen period or made permanent, and once confirmed it cannot be reversed early. Accounts closed this way stay closed for a mandatory 90 days before permanent closure can be requested.

What is a cool-off period at Rainbet?

A cool-off is a shorter break than self-exclusion: betting is blocked for the period the player selects, and the account reopens automatically once that period ends.

Can I close my account permanently after self-exclusion?

Yes, but only after the mandatory 90-day closure period following self-exclusion has passed, and permanent closure is then actioned on request.

How old must you be to play at Rainbet?

Players must be 18 or the legal gambling age in their own jurisdiction, whichever is higher, and this is checked during registration.

Responsible Gambling Help and Tools at Rainbet

Staying in control matters as much as the game itself, and our policy updated on 24 June 2026 sets out every tool available. From a short cool-off to permanent self-exclusion, we give players at Rainbet, licensed by the Anjouan Gaming Board, clear ways to manage their play.

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Responsible gambling tools at Rainbet

We built our responsible gambling policy around practical controls rather than vague promises, and it was last updated on 24 June 2026. Players at Rainbet, licensed by the Anjouan Gaming Board, will find the same set of tools regardless of how they reach our site: a cool-off period, self-exclusion, and account closure safeguards sit alongside a short list of warning signs we ask every player to check against their own play.

Cool-off and self-exclusion

A cool-off is a short break during which betting is blocked for the period the player selects. Self-exclusion goes further: it can be set for a chosen period or made permanent, and once confirmed it cannot be reversed early. If an account is closed through self-exclusion, it stays closed for a mandatory 90 days, and permanent closure is only actioned on request once that period has ended.

We also reserve the right to restrict or suspend any account where continued gambling may be causing harm, even where the player has not requested it themselves.

Self-exclusion and account closure at a glance

The table below sets out the three account-level controls we offer and what each one actually does once activated.

Tool	What it does
Cool-off	Short break; betting blocked for the selected period
Self-exclusion	Chosen period or permanent; cannot be reversed early
Account closure after self-exclusion	Stays closed for a mandatory 90 days; permanent closure only on request after that period

In practice, this means a short cool-off suits a player who just needs a week off, while self-exclusion is the tool for anyone who wants a firmer, longer-term block.

Staying in control: tips and parental controls

Alongside account tools, we publish guidance that is meant to be used before a session even starts, and we list eight warning signs for players to recognise in their own behaviour.

Set a budget before you deposit and stick to it for that session
Know your limits and avoid chasing losses after a downswing
Understand the odds on the game you are playing
Recognise the signs of trouble early, from our list of 8 warning signs
Set time limits so sessions have a clear end point

For households with shared devices, we point to four third-party parental control tools: BetBlocker, Net Nanny, Qustodio and FamiSafe. These filter or block gambling sites at device level, which is a separate layer from the account-level cool-off and self-exclusion tools described above.

Getting outside help

Our own tools cover the account, but we also point players toward independent organisations that specialise in gambling support. We list GamCare, Gambling Therapy, Gamblers Anonymous, the National Council on Problem Gambling and Gamtalk as places to seek help outside of our platform, each suited to different needs from confidential chat to peer support groups.

Play with us is restricted to those aged 18 or the legal gambling age in the player's own jurisdiction, whichever is higher, and we check this at registration. We may also restrict or suspend an account on our own initiative where we believe continued gambling could be harmful, independent of any self-exclusion request.

Our responsible gambling policy was last updated on 24 June 2026, and the cool-off, self-exclusion and account closure terms described on this page reflect that version.

Questions about responsible gambling at Rainbet

How does self-exclusion work at Rainbet?
Self-exclusion can be set for a chosen period or made permanent, and once confirmed it cannot be reversed early. Accounts closed this way stay closed for a mandatory 90 days before permanent closure can be requested.
What is a cool-off period at Rainbet?
A cool-off is a shorter break than self-exclusion: betting is blocked for the period the player selects, and the account reopens automatically once that period ends.
Can I close my account permanently after self-exclusion?
Yes, but only after the mandatory 90-day closure period following self-exclusion has passed, and permanent closure is then actioned on request.
Which organisations can help with problem gambling?
We point players toward GamCare, Gambling Therapy, Gamblers Anonymous, the National Council on Problem Gambling and Gamtalk, each offering independent support outside of our platform.
How old must you be to play at Rainbet?
Players must be 18 or the legal gambling age in their own jurisdiction, whichever is higher, and this is checked during registration.

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