Deposit limit
A cap you set on how much you can deposit into a casino account over a day, week or month.
A deposit limit stops you adding more money once you reach a set amount over a period. Regulated casinos in most markets must offer deposit limits. Lowering a limit usually takes effect at once, while raising it usually involves a waiting period.
Why it matters
Setting a limit before you play, when you are calm, protects you from decisions made in the moment. It is one of the most effective simple tools available.
Crypto makes it harder
At crypto casinos, a deposit limit only covers that one account. You can move crypto from an exchange in minutes, and nothing stops you opening accounts at other casinos. Practical ways to add friction:
- Set the casino's own limit anyway.
- Keep gambling money in a separate wallet with only your budget in it.
- Use your exchange's withdrawal limits or allow-lists so moving more money takes time.
- Use your bank's gambling block if your bank offers one.
Worked example
You set a $200 weekly limit. On Thursday, you have deposited $200. Further deposits are refused until the limit resets the following week.