OGL/2024/1676/0905Which ceilings exist
Most accounts know four settings: a ceiling for deposits per period, one for losses, one for the length of a session, and a way of closing the account for a while. They sit in the account area, often under «responsible play», and are set in a few minutes.
- Set them before the first depositNot afterwards. A ceiling set while you are losing is not a ceiling but a reaction.
- Work the amount out from the month, not the eveningWhat is left in the month after everything else is paid — and a part of that, not all of it.
- Do not skip the session clockIt is the setting used least often and the one that does most in fast games.
- Increases wait, decreases take effect at onceThat is how most accounts are set up — a property that works for the user.
Why pace matters more than stake
One franc a round sounds like little. In a fast game with several hundred rounds an hour it is not. The figure that counts is stake times rounds — and it rises at Plinko or crash games far faster than it feels. A session clock bites where a stake ceiling achieves nothing.
When the limit is no longer enough
If ceilings are raised regularly, if play happens in order to win back what was lost, or if the playing is hidden from others, those are known warning signs. Specialist services in Switzerland advise free of charge and in confidence; the reference stands in the footer of every page on this site. Closing an account is possible in most accounts with a few clicks and cannot be undone immediately — that too is a setting that works for the user.
Why the order counts
A limit set before the first deposit is a decision. A limit set during a session is a reaction — and reactions get taken back at the next unfavourable moment. That is why this setting stands fourth in the order on this page and not as an afterthought: check the register, look at the currency, read the terms, set the limit, then deposit. Most accounts support that order, because decreases take effect at once and increases after a delay. Use a prepaid code as well and you have a second boundary that works before the account exists — how that works.
ALSI-202509073-FI2ALSI-202602030-FI2The first three places — every entry states what this check produced.
The other three steps are under Check it yourself; what came out of them for the twelve entries stands in the ranking.
This check — setting your own limits — is one of four and does not replace the other three. Together they take about ten minutes and answer the questions that later actually carry weight. What they do not answer is stated expressly beside them on the overview page.
Common questions
Where do I set a limit?
In the account area, usually under «responsible play» or «limits». The setting is reachable without asking the support desk.
Can I raise a limit straight away?
As a rule no: increases take effect after a delay, decreases at once.