Player Profile Credit & Limit Settings

Key Features & Functionalities

Our platform offers a range of settings to manage player activities, including credit allocation, risk thresholds, and limitations on winnings. These settings are pivotal in safeguarding both the player's interests and the operational integrity of your gaming environment. Below, we detail the functionalities available to you:


1. Credit Allocation

Purpose: Allot a predetermined amount of credit for each player, giving you control over the maximum spending limit to ensure responsible gaming.

Implementation: Navigate to the player's profile, select "Credit Settings," and enter the desired credit amount.

2. Risk Limit

Purpose: Implement a cap on a player's risk in each play. This feature is crucial for mitigating high-stake bets and promoting a risk-aware culture.

Implementation: Under the player's settings, locate "Risk Limit" and specify the maximum allowable wager per play.

3. Max Win & Max Win Per Week

Purpose: The maximum win per play and week should be limited to prevent disproportionately large winnings that can affect the operational balance.

Implementation: Access "Winning Limits" in the player's profile to define the per-play and weekly win thresholds.

4. Casino Credit & Max Casino Win

Purpose: Similar to general credit settings, these controls allow for specific limitations within casino gameplay, encompassing credit allocation and maximum win amounts.

Implementation: To establish these limits, adjust the "Casino Credit" and "Max Casino Win" parameters in the casino settings section of a player's account.

Best Practices:

  • Regular Review: Periodically reassess limits and settings to ensure they align with player behavior and operational strategies.
  • Player Communication: Communicate all set limits with players to foster transparency and understanding.
  • Monitor & Adjust: Monitor player activity and settings to maintain a fair and balanced gaming experience.
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