At ClassOfOdds, responsible gaming is not just a policy page — it's part of how the platform is built. Whether you're playing slots in Manila or catching a live casino game in Cebu, we want every session to stay enjoyable, within your budget, and fully in your control.
These are the tools, principles, and safeguards built into the ClassOfOdds platform to help every player stay in control.
Set your own daily, weekly, or monthly deposit limits on ClassOfOdds. Once a limit is in place, it can't be increased immediately — there's a cooling-off window to prevent impulsive decisions.
If you feel you need a break, ClassOfOdds offers self-exclusion — a way to temporarily or permanently lock yourself out of the platform. During that period, no new logins or bets are accepted.
ClassOfOdds can remind you how long you've been playing. Time passes quickly when you're into a game — these reminders help you stay aware of how long your session has been running.
All players must be 21 years of age or older. ClassOfOdds enforces this through KYC identity verification during the registration process. Accounts found to belong to minors are closed immediately.
ClassOfOdds monitors player behaviour patterns for signs of distress — unusually rapid deposits, extended sessions without breaks, or significant changes in betting patterns trigger internal review processes.
ClassOfOdds does not use misleading promotional language or false urgency in any of its communications. Promotions are clearly labelled with their actual terms, so players always know exactly what they're agreeing to.
Responsible gaming is about playing within your means — financially, emotionally, and time-wise. It doesn't mean avoiding games altogether. It means being intentional about how you play, setting boundaries before you start, and sticking to them regardless of how a session is going.
For most players in the Philippines, online gaming is a leisure activity — something enjoyable to do after work, during a break, or while watching the PBA. The goal of responsible gaming is to keep it that way. When gaming stops being fun and starts feeling like an obligation or a way to fix financial problems, that's when it's time to step back.
ClassOfOdds is built with this in mind. The platform gives you the tools to manage your own play, and our team is committed to intervening when patterns of behaviour suggest a player may need support.
Remember: No game at ClassOfOdds — or anywhere else — guarantees a win. All outcomes are determined by chance or live event results. Gaming is entertainment. Never play money you can't afford to lose, and never chase losses.
These habits make a real difference to the long-term gaming experience. They're straightforward — but the players who follow them consistently tend to enjoy gaming more sustainably.
Decide how much you're willing to spend before you log in — not while you're already in the middle of a session. Treat it like any other leisure expense: once it's gone, the session is over.
It's easy to lose track of time when you're playing. Decide in advance how long you'll play — an hour, two hours — and stop when the time is up, regardless of whether you're up or down.
If you've hit your budget or your session isn't going well, stop. Chasing losses — betting more to try to recover money already lost — is one of the most common paths to problem gambling.
Step away from the screen regularly. A short break helps you reset, check in with how you're feeling, and make a clearer decision about whether to continue or call it a night.
If gaming is creating stress in your finances or relationships, talking about it — with a friend, family member, or a professional — is a more effective step than trying to "win your way out" of the situation.
Emotional state affects decision-making. Playing when you're exhausted, frustrated, or under financial pressure increases the risk of impulsive bets and poor decisions.
Problem gambling affects people from all walks of life. Recognising the warning signs early — in yourself or someone you care about — is the first step toward getting things back on track.
These are signs that gaming may have become a problem: If several of these apply to you, consider taking a break or using the self-exclusion feature on ClassOfOdds.
Ask yourself these questions honestly. If you're saying "yes" to more than a couple, it may be worth taking a break or speaking to someone.
Have you ever spent more on gaming than you set out to in a single session?
Do you think about gaming when you're doing other things — at work, with family, or when you should be sleeping?
Have you ever played to try to win back money you'd already lost?
Has anyone close to you expressed concern about how much time or money you spend on gaming?
Do you find it hard to stop playing even when you're on a losing run?
Have you ever hidden your gaming activity from people you live with or are close to?
To request self-exclusion or limit changes, email us at:
Age Requirement
ClassOfOdds is strictly for players who are 21 years of age or older. No exceptions.
If any of these apply, consider using our self-exclusion feature or speaking to someone you trust.
Ready to play? Create your account and start with the right mindset — a budget in place, a time limit set, and gaming treated as the entertainment it's meant to be.
Must be 21 years of age or older. Online gaming involves risk. Play within your means.