Eclipse Crown Responsible Gambling: Winnings, Withdrawals and Limits
Withdrawing winnings is one of the best safer-play habits there is: money taken out of a casino balance cannot be replayed on impulse. Eclipse Crown is for adults aged 18 and over who play for entertainment; here is how payouts, limits and breaks work together.
Withdraw to keep winnings
Many players decide in advance that a win above a set amount will be withdrawn rather than played on. Because payouts go only to your own methods, a withdrawal moves money safely out of reach of the next session.
Limits
| Tool | Caps | Periods |
|---|---|---|
| Deposit limit | Money paid in | Day, week, month |
| Loss limit | Losses, measured on deposits | Day, week, month |
| Wager limit | Total stakes | Day, week, month |
A decrease applies at once; an increase needs email confirmation and starts after the current period. Set limits through the link on the responsible gaming page of eclipsecrown.com, or ask live chat (24/7) or [email protected].
Breaks and withdrawals
Cooling-off of one week or one, three or six months stops deposits and offers but still allows remaining funds to be withdrawn, and the account reactivates automatically at the end. Self-exclusion of six months, nine months or a year disables the account immediately, with no deposits or withdrawals during the period. Withdraw any balance you want to keep before starting a self-exclusion.
Signs
Cancelling withdrawals to keep playing, depositing again soon after a payout, chasing losses or hiding play are signs to lower a limit or take a break.
Minors
18+ only; proof of age can be requested. Parents can use filters such as Net Nanny or GamBlock.
Help
Gamblers Anonymous (gamblersanonymous.org) and Gambling Therapy (gamblingtherapy.org) support players and families. See our support page.
Questions
Can I withdraw during cooling-off?
Yes, remaining funds can be withdrawn.
Can I withdraw during self-exclusion?
No; withdraw first if you want to keep your balance.
How fast does a lower limit apply?
Immediately.
Where can I find help?
Gamblers Anonymous, Gambling Therapy or a doctor or counsellor.