RABBET’S COMMITMENT TO RESPONSIBLE GAMING

Last Updated: 2/6/24

Our Stance & Commitment

For most people, having some action on a sporting event is an exciting and fun recreational pursuit. For others, it can become a problem with devastating consequences for them, their families, and friends.

At Rabbet, our focus is to put the social aspect back into the world of sports and sports gaming. We want you to enjoy your experience at the ballpark, stadium, concession stand lines, on the couch with friends, and yes, on our app. As part of that experience, we want to help you to stay in control, and not allow your play to control you. That is the significance of safer play.

It’s important to remember you should only risk what you can afford and always set reasonable limits for yourself. From the second you open your Rabbet account to the moment you collect any winnings, our first and top priority is to make sure you’re playing safely and responsibly.

We provide our players with tools to set budgets, limits, and cool-off periods, and always give you the option to self-exclude. Stay informed and learn the details of the games your are playing or chose to offer. If, for any reason, feel you need help, we strongly encourage you to contract your local responsible gaming organizations.

It’s more fun when it’s for fun! Here are a few things to keep in mind while on Rabbet

• Set a realistic budget that you can afford. Never play beyond your means.
• Set a time limit on your play and stick to it.
• Don’t place large bets in the hopes of winning big.
• Don’t try to make money by chasing your losses.
• Gaming should not be viewed as a pathway to financial gains or shortcut to financial success
• Avoid gambling if you are in recovery from any dependency or are under the influence of alcohol or any other substance.

If you feel your gaming is out of control, please seek help. Help is available in most states and can be found at the National Council on Problem Gambling. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem and wants help, please call 1-800-GAMBLER, or visit one of the problem gambling/ safer play resources below – Thank you for playing responsibly with us.

Problem Gaming / Safer Play Resources

Problem Gambling FAQ’s

Screening Tools

Self-Help Toolkits: Created by Cambridge Health Alliance, Division on Addiction

Your First Step to Change is a collection of self-change toolkits available to the public, free of charge. Many people change their excessive behavior patterns without entering treatment. These toolkits are for individuals who would like help making a change or want information about their own risky behavior. The toolkits help people:

• Gain information about addiction-related problems.
• Help people evaluate their own addiction-related behavior
• Help to develop change strategies, should they decide that change is the best course
• The BASIS mission is to minimize the addiction’s harmful effect by providing the general public, treatment providers, policy makers and others with access to addiction research. This is a resource provided by the Cambridge Health Alliance, Division on Addiction

Help by State
Gamblers Anonymous
BetBlocker is a free tool designed to help customers control their gaming by blocking access to over 18,000 gaming websites.

Useful Guidelines

If you are concerned about your gambling practices, there are a number of helpful guidelines:

Try to establish limits for the amounts you want to risk or deposit. Rabbet offers “Player Limits”. If you would like to set limits on your deposits, you can do so by visiting “Responsible Gaming” section of your profile and selecting to set a limit for the Deposit, Making Offers, Max Offer, or Time Limits on your account.

Consider how long you wish any session to last before commencing and be sure to keep an eye on the clock.

If you are recovering from any form of dependency, or if you are under the influence of alcohol or any other mood-altering substance (including some prescription medication), gambling is not recommended.

Gambling should always be treated as a form of recreation and should not be viewed as an alternative source of income or a way to recoup debt.

Do not let gambling interfere with your daily responsibilities.

Further information is available via the following links:

Tips to stay within safe limits
Common risks associated with gambling
Potential signs of a gambling problem
Recognizing that you may be developing a gambling problem is the first step to regaining control.

According to the National Council on Problem Gambling, problem gambling–or gambling addiction–includes all gambling behavior patterns that compromise, disrupt or damage personal, family or vocational pursuits. The essential features are increasing preoccupation with gambling, a need to bet more money more frequently, restlessness or irritability when attempting to stop, “chasing” losses, and loss of control manifested by continuation of the gambling behavior in spite of mounting, serious, negative consequences. In extreme cases, problem gambling can result in financial ruin, legal problems, loss of career and family, or even suicide.

If you think you may fit this definition, Gamblers Anonymous has prepared a 20 question test to help players identify if they are developing a problem. These questions can be found at the following link: Gamblers Anonymous

Who Can You Talk To?

Living with a gambling problem can be tough, but you are not alone. Confidential help and counseling is only a phone call away, with counsellors who understand that you need a safe, anonymous place to get information about problem gambling. They appreciate that picking up the phone can be the hardest step you will take towards a solution to your gambling problem.

Gamblers Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who have joined together to do something about their own gambling problem and help other compulsive gamblers do the same. There are regional fellowships around the world. Visit http://www.gamblersanonymous.org for more information, or to find a local support group near you.

Additional Resources:

New Jersey: If you or someone you know has a problem gambling and needs immediate assistance, you can call 1-800-GAMBLER 24/7 or visit www.800gambler.org for more information on The Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey (CCGNJ).

How Can We Help?

To promote Responsible Gaming, Rabbet will make information available promoting responsible gaming and will provide assistance and resources including a national toll-free helpline number. This information will be available and visible on our websites and apps.

Rabbet will continually monitor our responsible gaming pages for activity and update with new information when available and necessary. Rabbet will comply with industry standard best practices.

We offer several facilities that can help you keep control of your gambling:

• Keeping Track of Your Transactions & History
• Player  Limits
• Session Time-Based Limits, Cool Off Limits or Self-Exclusion
• Closing Your Account

Keeping Track of Your Transactions:

You can easily access a full history of your transactions, withdrawals, and deposits through the Financial Information section of your profile.

Player Limits 

• A limit can be set on deposits by clicking Player Limits under the Responsible Gaming section on the user profile.
• Limit periods can be set for Daily, Weekly, and Monthly limits.
• Limits begin immediately, and work on a rolling period. For example, if you’ve deposited your full weekly limit on Tuesday at 9pm, you won’t be able to deposit again until 9:01pm the following Tuesday. If a deposit limit has been set, you must wait until your selected period is over before you can increase or remove your limits.
• Set limits can be decreased at any time.
• Maximum betting limits can be placed on your account, and you can reduce your maximum bet size at any time with immediate effect.
• Login to your Rabbet account to set your player limits.
• Patron will not receive any marketing or promotional material when they have any active limit in place

Session Time-Based Limits Cool Off Limits/Self Exclusion

Session Time-based limits, Cooling Off limits or Self-Exclusion (banning yourself from gambling websites) can be very helpful in reducing your opportunities to gamble. If you need a break from gambling, Rabbet offers the following options:

• Session Time Limits – Setting a time-based limit on your active user session will reduce the maximum number of hours per day that you are able to spend logged-in to the Rabbet site. Any maximum time limit placed on your account will take immediate effect. You can also reduce the maximum amount of time spent on your account at any time by reducing the session time-based limit currently set. Once a session time-based limit has been set, you must wait until your selected period is over before you can increase or remove your limit. Session time-based limits set with Rabbet are only applicable to the Rabbet site and do not apply to other licensed gaming permit holders, and are only available over a daily period.
• Cool Off Period – Rabbet allows you to temporarily exclude yourself from accessing the Rabbet site, or placing any Offer, for a period of 3 to 365 days. Please note that during this time, you will not be able to login. Your account will automatically be available after the specified time period. You can still withdraw your funds by contacting customer service.
• Cool Off Periods set with Rabbet are only applicable to the Rabbet site and not other licensed gaming permit holders.
• Self-Exclusion – You can exclude yourself from betting, please find your state listed above. During the exclusion period you will not be able to use your account for any reason, at any time. Any pending Offers will be cancelled and related funds will be returned to your account. You can still withdraw the funds by contacting customer service.

Accounts that are closed by customers who do not request permanent exclusions can be re-opened, if the Rabbet account management team deem the re-opening is in line with company policy.

Persons who exclude themselves are encouraged to also seek profession help from the following organizations:

• National: National Council on Problem Gambling
• New Jersey: Council on Compulsive Gambling New Jersey

Closing Your Account

An account can also be closed permanently if you wish to no longer use the Rabbet site. This can be done on the settings page within the app or by contacting support via email Support@Rabbetgaming.com

Preventing Children From Gambling

Our sports betting and/or internet gaming products are designed to appeal to and be used by adults only. We proactively discourage children (persons under 21 years of age) from attempting to bet on our site.

Rabbet will communicate the legal age to through messaging on all our platforms and in our promotions.

Employees working in relevant areas of the business will receive training in procedures designed to address underage users and underage gambling.

If children have access to a computer/smart phone/tablet that is used to access Rabbet’s website, we encourage you to download and install one of the popular child protection packages, such as Net Nanny or Cyber Patrol. This software will prevent Rabbet and other gambling sites from being accessed by children and stop them from viewing other internet content that you may consider unsuitable.

Staff Training/Awareness

Rabbet’s staff will be required to be trained and aware of, and offer assistance to, customers seeking assistance in relation to problem gambling. By seeking assistance, we help customers who contact and request support for problem gambling.
If required, Rabbet will cooperate with problem gambling service providers to support them in their work of assisting players who may need support with their gambling behavior.

Please be aware that our staff will act in good faith in response to any questions provided by customers. If our staff suspect that a customer may have a gambling problem, and a customer has contacted our staff, they may directly ask the customer if they need assistance with problem gambling. Only in circumstances where the customer states that they have a gambling problem may Rabbet be on notice that the customer has a gambling problem and such knowledge cannot be imputed in any other manner.  
Therefore, we request that all customers be honest and open if they feel they have a gambling problem.

Advertising Responsibly

Rabbet will comply with applicable state and federal advertising standards. Rabbet will not make unfair or deceptive claims or make misleading statements regarding the probabilities of winning or losing at the various games offered. Rabbet will include responsible gaming message and/or toll-free helpline number on all our platforms.

Rabbet will not feature anyone who is or appears to be younger than the legal age to participate in gambling or sports betting activity, or otherwise imply that underage persons engage in our products. Rabbet will comply with industry standard best practices.

Informed Choice About Chances of Winning

Rabbet endorses the principle of enabling our customers to make informed decisions about gambling.
We display accurate information on odds and approximate dividends and payouts; and provide information about rules in relation to bet types in simple and clear language on our website.

Federal & State Restrictions

There are several Federal prohibitions and restrictions regarding Internet gaming which include, but are not limited to, 18 U.S.C. §§ 1084 et seq. (the “Wire Act”) and 31 U.S.C. §§ 3163 through 3167 (the “Unlawful Internet Gaming Enforcement Act”).

The Casino Control Act (N.J.S.A. 5:12-119) prohibits anyone under the age of 21 from gambling in an Atlantic City casino or any simulcast facility. If an individual is convicted of underage gambling the penalty is a disorderly persons offense which is a criminal charge that becomes part of your criminal record.

A conviction for underage gambling will also result in a fine of between $500 and $1,000 and the individual’s driver’s license will be suspended for six months. If the individual is under 17 and has not yet obtained a driver’s license, the issuance of that person’s driver’s license will be postponed for six months.
If a parent or a person who has custody or control of a person under the age of 21 allows an underage individual to gamble, that person can be charged with a disorderly persons offense. N.J.S.A. 5:12-119(c).

Privacy

Rabbet complies with privacy laws and regulations. Read our Privacy Policy.

Contact Us

If you have any questions or would like any assistance, you may contact Rabbet via email at Support@RabbetGaming.com