Play Smart, Stay Lucky

• At SuperLotPort, we want playing to be fun, not stressful. We aim to keep everything on our site enjoyable, safe, and responsible for everyone.
• Most people find buying lottery tickets online a good time. But, we know it can be a problem for some. So, we encourage healthy playing habits and offer support for anyone who needs it.
• 1. Play Smart
• We want everyone to have fun and stay in charge of their game. Your SuperLotPort account gives you some ways to do that:
• • Take a break or block yourself from playing for a while
  • Set limits for how much money or time you spend
  • Get reminders to help you keep things balanced
• 2. Is It Still Fun?
• Not sure if you're gaming too much? Ask yourself:
• • Am I spending more than I can pay for on tickets?
  • Am I trying to win back money I've lost by playing more?
  • Have I been hiding how much I spend from other people?
  • Do I feel bad when I'm not playing?
• If you said yes to any of these, think about getting help from a pro— it's there if you want it and it's private.
• 3. No Kids Allowed (Sorry!)
• No one under 18 can play on SuperLotPort. We have rules to check ages and we ask parents to:
• • Use programs that block gaming sites
  • Keep your passwords secret
  • Sign out when you're done
• 4. Help in Canada
• • If you or someone close to you has a gambling problem, there's free, private help out there:
  • National Problem Gambling Line
• • Encryption: Securing data when it's being sent around.
  • Locked doors: Only certain people can get to your info.
  • Secure servers: Keeping things safe and sound in Canada
• We only keep your info as long as we need it to do what we said in this policy, follow the law, or sort out problems. When we don't need it anymore, we get rid of it for good.
• 📞 Call: 1-888-230-3505 — This will put you in touch with help nearby.
• Responsible Gambling Council (RGC)
• This group works to teach people about smart gambling and keep problems away.
• 🔗 Check them out: responsiblegambling.org
• Provincial Help numbers
• Visit the health website for your province to find help in Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, etc..