Where Can I Get Problem Gambling Help?

If gambling has stopped feeling fun, or you are worried about your own or someone else’s gambling, help is available and reaching out is a strong step to take. You do not have to deal with it alone. Here is where to turn.

Tools on Flush.io

If you need to act right now, the Responsible Gambling tools in Settings can help immediately: set a deposit or loss limit, take a break, or self-exclude to lock your account for a period of your choice. Our other guides in this section walk through each one.

Organisations that can help

Several independent organisations offer free, confidential support, information and counselling:

Gambling Therapy. Free online support and advice, available in many languages, at gamblingtherapy.org.

Gamblers Anonymous. A fellowship offering peer support and local meetings, at gamblersanonymous.org.

BeGambleAware. Information, advice and a free helpline, at begambleaware.org.

Local and national services. Many countries have their own free gambling support services. A quick search for problem gambling help in your country will point you to services near you.

Good to know

Support is confidential. These services are free and confidential, and talking to them does not affect your account.

It helps to act early. Reaching out sooner, and using tools like limits or a break, makes a real difference.

You can also talk to us. Our support team can point you to your Responsible Gambling tools and the right resources; contact us through the official site.