Responsible Gambling at Nomini

Self-Limitation Tools Available on Your Account

Every Nomini account has access to a set of limits configurable from the account settings menu: deposit limits capping how much can be added to the account over a day, week or month; bet limits capping the size of an individual wager; time reminders that surface a notification after a set session length; cooling-off periods that lock the account from a day up to several weeks; and self-exclusion, which locks the account for a longer, player-chosen period. A reality check feature can also be enabled to display running time and net result during a session. Tightening any of these limits, such as lowering a deposit cap or shortening a session reminder, takes effect immediately once confirmed. Loosening a limit, such as raising a deposit cap or ending a self-exclusion early, only takes effect after a cooling-off period has passed, so a limit cannot be relaxed in the same moment of frustration that prompted tightening it in the first place.

Age Verification, Parental Controls and Warning Signs

Registration at Nomini is restricted to players aged 18 and over across all of Australia, with identity confirmed through KYC documents such as an Australian driver’s licence, passport or Medicare card before withdrawals are released. Because the platform runs entirely through the browser rather than a downloadable app, there is no age gate at an app store level, which makes device-side safeguards the primary line of defence in a shared household. On any shared or family device, we recommend enabling the device’s own parental control or content-filtering software, since browser-based play means a household device without such controls could otherwise be used by a minor to reach any gambling site, not only Nomini’s. Most modern operating systems and browsers include a built-in filtering option that can restrict access to gambling domains at the device level, and this should be configured by the account holder, not left to site-level checks alone.

Signs that gambling has become a problem rather than entertainment include chasing losses with larger bets to try to recover them, spending more time or money than was planned before a session started, gambling with money set aside for bills or essentials, hiding the extent of play from family members, or borrowing money specifically to keep gambling. Noticing more than one of these patterns is a signal to use the account limits above or to pause play entirely.

How We Want You to Play

Nomini treats gambling as entertainment, not as a way to generate income or recover financial losses. Before depositing, decide on an amount that is genuinely disposable, one whose loss would not affect rent, bills or other obligations, and treat that figure as the limit for the session regardless of how play unfolds. Setting this budget before opening the cashier, rather than deciding in the moment, is the single most effective habit for keeping play recreational. We would rather a player set a $30 budget and stop when it is gone than chase a loss with a second or third deposit in the same session.

Where to Get Help

Free, confidential support is available outside of Nomini through several national Australian services. Gambling Help Online provides free counselling around the clock on 1800 858 858. BetStop, the National Self-Exclusion Register, is an Australian Government initiative covering licensed Australian operators; it is a separate national resource and is not a substitute for using Nomini’s own self-exclusion tool described above. Lifeline offers 24-hour crisis support on 13 11 14 for anyone in distress, gambling-related or otherwise. Gamblers Anonymous Australia runs peer support groups for people looking to talk to others who have faced the same experience.