At Superbet, we are committed to promoting responsible play. One of the tools available to help you manage your gaming activity is the Reality Check.
What is a Reality Check?
A Reality Check is a periodic alert that informs you of the time and money you have spent since logging in. It helps you actively decide whether you wish to continue playing.
How Reality Checks Work
Turn On/Off Anytime: You can turn Reality Checks on or off at any time using the toggle on the Reality Check page. When the toggle is on, the page shows your current setting (for example, “On · every 60 mins”).
Flexible Intervals: When Reality Checks are on, you can set the notification interval to 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 60 minutes, 2 hours, 3 hours, 4 hours, or 5 hours.
Default Setting: The default interval is 60 minutes.
Activity Alerts: While active, the alert will remind you regularly of your activity.
Easy Management: You can adjust your interval or switch Reality Checks on or off whenever you like from the Reality Check page under Responsible Gaming.
Why Use Reality Checks?
Using Reality Checks is an important step in responsible gaming. It helps you:
Monitor your time and spending on the platform
Make informed decisions about continuing to play
Ensure a safe and balanced gaming experience
Staying in Control with Reality Checks
A Reality Check is a moment to pause. It does not limit or interrupt your play. Instead, it provides a clear picture of how much time and money you have spent during your session, allowing you to decide whether to carry on, take a break, or stop.
Reality Checks are optional, keeping you in complete control. Choose the interval that suits you best, or turn them off at any time. Many players find that regular reminders help keep gaming enjoyable and balanced.
Reality Checks are one of several tools available to support your wellbeing. You can explore additional options in the Responsible Gaming section. If gaming ever stops feeling enjoyable or you feel under pressure, our team is always here to help.
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