At Danubian Competitions, our prize competitions and promotional draws are designed to provide entertainment, excitement, and an enjoyable community experience.

Whether you choose to enter through a paid entry option or by using a free entry route where available, participation should always be treated as a form of leisure and entertainment, not as a way to make money or generate income.

We are committed to encouraging responsible participation and providing users with tools and information to help them stay in control of their activity.

Recognising Potential Warning Signs

You may wish to review your participation habits if you:

* View competitions primarily as a source of income.
* Try to recover previous spending by entering more competitions.
* Spend more time or money than you can comfortably afford.
* Borrow money or sell personal belongings in order to participate.
* Find it difficult to reduce, pause, or stop entering competitions.
* Feel stressed, anxious, or under pressure because of your participation.

Taking a Break

If you would like to take time away from participating, you can access the Safe Play section of your account.

From there, you may be able to choose a temporary break or request permanent self-exclusion from Danubian Competitions.

During a break or self-exclusion period, access to paid participation may be restricted in accordance with the option selected and our responsible play procedures.

Our Commitment to Responsible Play

We actively encourage responsible participation.

If we identify activity that appears unusual, excessive, or inconsistent with responsible play practices, we may contact you to discuss available support options, account controls, or other appropriate measures.

If you feel that your participation is becoming difficult to manage, we encourage you to use the responsible play tools available within your account and seek additional support where appropriate.

Danubian Competitions is intended to be fun, fair, and entertaining. Please only participate if you are comfortable doing so and never spend more than you can afford.