Responsible Gambling Information

Website operator: All Sports News Ltd, trading as All Sports Tips
Company number: 12171976
Registered office: 5 Hale Road, Flat 1, Altrincham, United Kingdom, WA14 2EE
Email: info@allsportstips.com · Telephone: 07507 443200
Last updated: 31 July 2026

1. Adults only

All Sports Tips is intended only for people aged 18 or over.

Most commercial betting and online gambling in Great Britain is restricted to adults aged 18 or over.

Do not use our betting-related services if you are under 18.

2. Our role

All Sports Tips provides sports opinions, analysis and tipping information.

We are not a bookmaker and do not:

Accept bets;
Hold customer betting funds;
Set gambling limits on bookmaker accounts;
Operate GAMSTOP;
Control bookmaker self-exclusion; or
Settle betting disputes.

You are responsible for decisions made through a bookmaker account.

3. Gambling involves risk

No bet is certain.

You can lose all the money you stake.

A tip, model, statistic, price movement or previous winning record does not guarantee a future result.

Gambling should not be treated as:

Employment;
A dependable source of income;
A way to pay bills;
A solution to debt;
A guaranteed investment;
A way to recover previous losses; or
An escape from personal problems.

4. Safer gambling principles

Before gambling:

Decide what you can afford to lose;
Set a firm spending limit;
Set a time limit;
Pay essential bills first;
Understand the bet and market;
Read promotional terms;
Accept that losing is possible; and
Decide in advance when you will stop.

While gambling:

Keep track of total deposits and stakes;
Take regular breaks;
Do not chase losses;
Do not increase stakes because you are behind;
Avoid gambling when angry, distressed or under pressure;
Avoid gambling while affected by alcohol or drugs;
Do not borrow to gamble;
Do not use credit or essential household money; and
Do not allow gambling to interfere with family, work or health.

5. Set personal limits

Bookmakers may provide tools such as:

Deposit limits;
Loss limits;
Stake limits;
Time limits;
Reality checks;
Session reminders;
Cooling-off periods;
Time-outs;
Account closure; and
Self-exclusion.

Set limits before gambling rather than after losing more than intended.

6. Warning signs

Gambling may be causing harm if you:

Spend more than you can afford;
Chase losses;
Hide gambling from family or friends;
Borrow money to gamble;
Sell possessions to gamble;
Miss bills or payments;
Gamble during work or family time;
Feel anxious, guilty or irritable about gambling;
Need larger bets to achieve the same excitement;
Repeatedly fail to stop;
Use gambling to escape stress or low mood;
Neglect relationships or responsibilities;
Open new accounts to avoid limits;
Continue after self-exclusion; or
Believe one more bet will solve financial problems.

You do not need to wait for a crisis before seeking help.

7. GAMSTOP

GAMSTOP is a free self-exclusion service that can restrict access to online gambling companies licensed in Great Britain.

GAMSTOP can be used alongside:

Operator self-exclusion;
Banking gambling blocks;
Device-blocking software;
Website blockers;
Spending controls; and
Professional support.

8. Gambling Commission licence checks

Before using a bookmaker, check that it is authorised for your location.

People in Great Britain can use the Gambling Commission’s public register to check licensed businesses.

Avoid depositing with an operator that is not legally authorised for your market.

9. Independent support

GamCare and the National Gambling Helpline

GamCare provides free and confidential information and support.

National Gambling Helpline: 0808 8020 133
Support is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

GAMSTOP

GAMSTOP provides free online self-exclusion from gambling companies licensed in Great Britain.

NHS support

The NHS provides information about gambling-related harm and access to specialist gambling treatment services in England.

You can speak to your GP or self-refer to an appropriate NHS gambling service.

Gamblers Anonymous

Gamblers Anonymous provides peer-support meetings for people who want to stop gambling.

Gambling Therapy

Gambling Therapy provides free practical and emotional support to people affected by gambling.

10. Financial support

If gambling has affected your finances:

Stop or restrict gambling access;
Contact your bank about a gambling block;
Pay essential bills first;
Do not use additional borrowing to recover losses;
Speak to a free debt-advice organisation; and
Tell a trusted person what is happening.

11. Urgent safety concerns

If gambling is causing thoughts of self-harm or suicide, seek urgent help.

Call emergency services on 999 where there is an immediate danger.

You can also call Samaritans free on 116 123.

12. Support for family and friends

Gambling harm can affect partners, relatives and friends.

Independent organisations, including GamCare, NHS gambling services, GamAnon and other support networks, may also support people affected by someone else’s gambling.

13. Cancelling All Sports Tips

If our content is encouraging you to gamble when you want to stop, contact us at info@allsportstips.com.

We can assist with:

Cancelling your Subscription;
Removing you from our Member Communities;
Stopping promotional messages; and
Directing you to independent help.

Cancelling All Sports Tips does not close your bookmaker accounts. You should separately contact each bookmaker and consider GAMSTOP.