Play safe
Responsible play
Pick Verionex is a social casino with no real money. Even so, play should stay light. Here are tools, signs to watch for and people who can help.
Pause play on this browser
Set a pause and every game stays still until it ends. You can remove it here at any time.
No pause is set on this browser.
Our principles
- 18+ only, for adults in the United Kingdom.
- No real-money wagering, no prizes of monetary value, no cash-out.
- No shop, no purchases, no accounts.
- Rules and returns explained in plain language.
- No pressure messages, no countdown timers, no streak rewards.
Signs to take a break
- Playing longer than you meant to, or to escape worries.
- Feeling restless or irritable when you stop.
- Thinking about winning back losses, even virtual ones.
- Wanting to move to real-money gambling to "make it count".
- Hiding how much time you spend playing.
Ways to keep it light
- Decide how long you will play before you start.
- Take a short walk between sessions.
- Remember that social casino results do not predict real gambling.
- Use the pause above, or clear site data to step away completely.
Free and confidential
UK help and support
If gambling, or anything else, is weighing on you, these independent services can help. They are not part of Pick Verionex.
GamCare
GamCare runs the National Gambling Helpline: free, confidential support 24 hours a day. Call 0808 8020 133 or visit gamcare.org.uk.
GambleAware
GambleAware publishes information, self-assessment tools and routes to treatment. Visit gambleaware.org.
GamStop
GamStop is the free UK self-exclusion scheme for real-money online gambling operators. Visit gamstop.co.uk. Pick Verionex is not a real-money operator: there is nothing to withdraw here and no account to close. The link is here so you know where the scheme lives.
Samaritans
If you are struggling with anything, Samaritans are there day and night. Call 116 123 free from any phone.
NHS 111
For urgent health advice, call 111. The NHS also runs specialist gambling clinics that your GP or NHS 111 can tell you about.