Jackpot Junction Games – Responsible Social Play Policy

In this policy, any capitalized words have the same meaning as explained in our Terms of Use.

Jackpot Junction Games is dedicated to protecting our players and encouraging responsible gameplay as part of our commitment to customer care and social responsibility. We believe our games are meant to be enjoyable, but like any form of entertainment, they should be enjoyed in moderation.

1. General.
   
   • This policy explains the tools and resources we provide to help players enjoy our games responsibly.
   • We may update this policy at any time, and changes will take effect right away.
   • This policy is part of our Terms of Use and is treated as if it’s fully included there.
2. Tools for Responsible Play:
   
   • Access Controls: Manage who can use your account and when.
   • Play Limits: Set limits on how much or how long you can play.
   • Account History: Check your activity and spending to stay in control.
3. Access Control Tools for Responsible Play. The tools below are here to help if your gameplay feels like it’s becoming a problem. You can use these tools through your account settings or by contacting us.
   • Take a Break: Pause your account for a set period of time.
   • Self-Exclusion: Block access to your account for a specific time or indefinitely.

   • Close Your Account: Permanently shut down your account.

4. Limit Control Tools for Responsible Play. The tools below are available if you want to control your spending or gameplay. You can set these limits through your account settings or by contacting us.
   
   • Purchase Limits: Set daily, weekly, or monthly limits on how much you can spend.
   • Wager Limits: Set daily, weekly, or monthly limits on how much you can wager.
5. Self-evaluation and assessment. If you suspect that your social gameplay or the play of someone else may be problematic, we encourage you to take an assessment, one of which is available at https://gamequitters.com/video-game-addiction-test-for-gamers/
6. Support. Please consider one of the following resources if your gaming activities have had a negative impact on your mental and emotional health, or had a detrimental financial impact. We are not affiliated with any of these organizations.
   
   • Gaming Addicts Anonymous (GAA) is a fellowship of people who support each other in recovering from the problems resulting from excessive game playing.
   • Financial Counseling Association of America (FCAA) is a professional association of financial counseling agencies that assist consumers with financial counseling services of all kinds, as well as debt management plans for the repayment of unsecured debts.
   • National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC) is one of the oldest networks of nonprofit financial counseling agencies. The NFCC helps people to defeat their debt and look forward with confidence.
7. Educational Resources.
   
   • Principles of Gameplay.
     
     • i. Randomness: Winners of games are determined at random.
     • ii. Outcomes cannot be predicted by past results or outcomes.
   • Common Misconceptions:
     
     • i. Thinking “I’m due for a win” is wrong because game outcomes are random and unpredictable.
     • ii. Believing that lucky charms or rituals improve your chances is a myth—they don’t affect the random results.
     • iii. Playing longer doesn’t increase your odds of winning. Each game round has the same chance, no matter how much time you spend playing.
   • Tips for Safe Gameplay:
     
     • i. Avoid playing when you’re upset, angry, or emotional.
     • ii. Take regular breaks while playing.
     • iii. Don’t play if you’ve been drinking or using drugs.
     • iv. Remember, games are just one way to have fun—there are other activities too.
     • v. If you choose to make a purchase, only spend money you can afford.
     • vi. Set a time limit for playing.
     • vii. Learn how the games work and know that winning is based on chance.
     • viii. Don’t let gaming affect your job, relationships, health, or other responsibilities.
   • Keeping Players Safe: We advise against playing if you:
     
     • i. Have struggled with addiction or are in treatment for it.
     • ii. Are under the influence of anything that affects your judgment.
     • iii. Are dealing with money problems, stress, or difficult life events.
     • iv. Don’t fully understand how the games work.
     • v. Have mental health concerns, cognitive impairments, or brain injuries.
   • Protection of Minors: We use age checks to prevent underage players. If children use your devices, we recommend using parental controls to block or monitor their access to our platform.

Version 2.1
Last updated on March 4, 2025