Player Protection
Responsible Gaming
GameWorld s. r. o. is fully aware of its responsibility as a legal gambling operator. Although gambling activities such as betting, taking part in lotteries or playing card games and other games are a society-wide phenomenon, we are aware of the risk of addiction to risk-taking and to the excitement of playing and betting, which is inherent in these activities. The most reliable protection against developing an addiction is always a responsible attitude on the part of the player. Each user should always approach the game on the basis of their own free and informed decision, taking their financial means into account. We believe that, in moderation, gambling and betting are not a cause for concern or worry. As a responsible company, we comply with all relevant local and international regulations and standards, including Act No. 30/2019 Coll. on Gambling. We offer players a range of features that help them keep their gaming and betting within reasonable limits and under their own control.
Administrator of the Register of Excluded Persons (ÚRHH)
Specialised Psychiatric Treatment Institute, n. o. Predná Hora
Helpline for gambling problems: 0800 131 000.
How you can protect yourself
- Gaming limits: you can set them in My account → Limits.
- Self-exclusion at GameWorld: you can ask customer support at support@gameworldbet.sk for a temporary or permanent exclusion from gambling.
- Register of Excluded Persons (RVO): by entering the register maintained by the ÚRHH, you exclude yourself from gambling with licensed operators in Slovakia. You can submit your application on the ÚRHH website.
- Professional help: the gambling problems helpline 0800 131 000 and the Specialised Psychiatric Treatment Institute Predná Hora.
Gambling carries a risk of high financial losses (Hazardné hry predstavujú riziko vysokých finančných strát). Excessive gambling carries a risk of addiction (Nadmerné hranie hazardných hier predstavuje riziko vzniku závislosti). Gambling is prohibited for persons under 18 years of age (Zákaz hrania hazardných hier osobám mladším ako 18 rokov).
Keep your gaming under control
The following questions are from the international organisation Gamblers Anonymous. Gamblers Anonymous is a community of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope that they can solve their common problem and help others recover from problematic gambling.
1. Have you ever lost time from work or school because of gambling?
2. Has gambling ever made your home life unpleasant?
3. Has gambling affected your reputation?
4. Have you ever felt remorse after gambling?
5. Have you ever gambled to get money to pay debts or otherwise solve financial problems?
6. Has gambling caused a decline in your ambition or efficiency?
7. After losing, have you felt that you had to go back as soon as possible and win back your losses?
8. After winning, did you have a strong urge to go back and win more?
9. Did you often gamble until all your money was gone?
10. Have you ever borrowed money to finance your gambling?
11. Have you ever sold anything to finance your gambling?
12. Have you been reluctant to use "gambling money" for ordinary expenses?
13. Has gambling ever made you neglect your own welfare or that of your family?
14. Have you ever gambled for longer than you planned?
15. Have you ever gambled to escape worries, problems, boredom, loneliness, sadness or loss?
16. Have you committed, or considered committing, an unlawful act to finance your gambling?
17. Has gambling caused you problems with sleeping?
18. Do arguments, disappointments or frustrations make you want to gamble?
19. Have you ever had the urge to celebrate some good fortune with a few hours of gambling?
20. Have you ever contemplated self-harm or suicide as a result of your gambling?
If you answer YES to seven or more of these questions, you may have a problem with gambling. However, these questions are only indicative; only a professional can diagnose problem gambling.
Last updated: 8 October 2026