At GSB Uganda, we prioritize your enjoyment and well-being. We strongly believe that gambling should be approached responsibly, though for a small number of individuals it can have a harmful impact.
We offer guidance for customers experiencing gambling difficulties and addictions, ensuring our practices align with the standards set by the Lotteries and Gaming Regulatory Board.
Individual personal responsibility is crucial in controlling gambling habits. If you’re concerned or need assistance regarding problem gambling, please seek advice or contact Gamcare Initiative Uganda, a problem gambling support organization.
Are you responsible?
In this section, we provide guidelines and instructions on how to monitor your, a family member’s, or a friend’s gambling to ensure it does not become a problem.
The following questions can be considered by the individual themselves or by their friend or family:
The more ‘yes’ answers, the greater the likelihood of a gambling problem. Gambling problems are far reaching and can have a significant impact on people’s lives.
Follow these simple steps to manage your gambling:
If you think you might have a gambling issue, we encourage you to consider self-exclusion.
Self-exclusion involves disabling your account at your request. When a customer opts for self-exclusion, we take all necessary steps we can to honor this request. Please refrain from attempting to bypass these measures to resume betting, as we cannot be held responsible if this occurs. Please contact us on 0800334455 should you wish to self-exclude.
In Uganda, gambling is restricted to individuals aged 25 and older. GSB Uganda reserves the right to request proof of age from any customer and to conduct verification checks. Customer accounts may be suspended, and funds withheld until satisfactory proof of age is provided.
To prevent unauthorized access to your account, you keep your account number, username and password confidential.
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