Responsible Gaming
Last updated: 1 June 2026
Our role
dmmit.com is an informational platform only. We compare licensed sports betting operators for New Zealand audiences but do not accept wagers or manage player accounts. Responsible play is central to how we present content.
Know the risks
Sports betting should be entertainment, not income. Odds are structured so operators retain a margin over time. Chasing losses, increasing stakes after wins, or wagering under stress raises harm. Set a budget you can lose without affecting rent, food, or family obligations.
Practical tools
- Set daily, weekly, or monthly deposit limits with your operator.
- Use session timers and reality checks where available.
- Take cooling-off periods before large events.
- Self-exclude through your bookmaker or national schemes if needed.
- Keep betting separate from alcohol or emotional decisions.
New Zealand regulation
Licensed wagering in New Zealand operates under the Gambling Act 2003 framework. Operators must provide harm-minimisation measures. You must be 18 or older to bet legally.
Get help
Gambling Helpline: 0800 654 655 — free, confidential support 24/7.
Website: gamblinghelpline.co.nz
You can also contact the Gambling Helpline any time by free text message.
Additional resources: BeGambleAware (international guidance).
If someone you know needs help
Encourage them to call the helpline or speak with a GP. Avoid lending money for wagering. Support networks matter — you do not need to manage the problem alone.
Contact us
Questions about this page: info@dmmit.com