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Eclipse Crown Responsible Gambling for New Zealand Players

Eclipse Crown is for adults aged 19 and over who play for entertainment. Every account, including NZD accounts, carries the same tools for staying in control; this page lists them, explains how they work with UTC timings and shows where to find help.

Tools

ToolOptionsEffect
Deposit limitDay, week, monthCaps deposits
Loss limitDay, week, monthCaps losses, counted on deposits
Wager limitDay, week, monthCaps total bets
Cooling-off1 week, 1, 3 or 6 monthsNo deposits or offers; withdrawals allowed; ends automatically
Self-exclusion6 months, 9 months, 1 yearAccount disabled; no deposits, withdrawals or offers

How changes work

A lower limit applies immediately; a higher one needs email confirmation and starts only after the current limit expires. The cashback day follows the platform's UTC clock, which is behind New Zealand time, so it does not match your local midnight. Loss limits count deposits: with NZ$50 deposited and a NZ$10 limit, a NZ$1,000 win can still fall by more than NZ$10. Set tools through the limits link on the responsible gaming page of eclipsecrown.com or with live chat.

Habits

Warning signs

Spending more or playing longer than planned, chasing losses, using money for bills, hiding your play or feeling restless without it are signs to take a break and talk to someone.

Minors

19+ only; proof of age can be requested. Parents can use filters such as Net Nanny or Cyber Patrol and should not save passwords on shared devices.

Help

Gamblers Anonymous (gamblersanonymous.org) and Gambling Therapy (gamblingtherapy.org) support players and families; a local doctor or counsellor is another good first step. Do not pay someone else's gambling debts. Our team in live chat can set limits or close accounts; see our contact page.

Questions

How do I set a limit?

Via the limits link on eclipsecrown.com or live chat; lower limits apply at once.

Can I take a break and still withdraw?

Yes during cooling-off; not during self-exclusion.

How do I self-exclude?

Choose six months, nine months or a year; the account is disabled immediately.

Where can I find help?

Gamblers Anonymous, Gambling Therapy or a local doctor.