Responsible Play (19+)

1. Signs it may be time to stop

It may be a good idea to take a break and look for support if you recognise any of the points below:

• Spending more than intended or keeping participation secret from others.
• Feeling tension, guilt, or ongoing frustration connected to participation.
• Trying to make up for losses by increasing spending.
• Participation affecting work, sleep, relationships, or personal finances.

2. Entertainment only

Maple Majesty Pot is intended to share clear information and provide a simple participation flow. It is not a financial product. Outcomes are not guaranteed, and nothing on this website should be treated as advice or a promise of results.

Responsible participation means staying within personal limits — including time, attention, and money — and treating the activity as leisure.

3. Practical ways to set limits

• Choose a budget: decide what you can comfortably spend on entertainment and keep to that amount.
• Plan your time: set a weekly time limit for draw-related activity in advance.
• Avoid “catching up”: if an outcome is disappointing, pause instead of increasing spending to compensate.
• Talk it through: when possible, discuss boundaries with someone you trust.

4. Where to find help

If you would like support, there are resources available. You can reach out to trusted services and professionals familiar with responsible play.

You may also review internationally recognised services such as GambleAware.

5. Age eligibility

This website is intended for adults (19+) in Canada. If you are below the required age, please exit the website. If a minor used your device to access the site, consider clearing browser data and enabling parental controls.