As part of our commitment to safer gambling you may find that we have set Limits on your account.

We do this in order to keep our customers’ gambling affordable.

Please note that these limits are subject to ongoing reviews by bet365.

Any Limits applied to your account by bet365 are separate and independent to any personal account limits you choose to set.

If your personal account limits are lower than the limits applied to your account by bet365, you will only be able to deposit an amount up to the personal account limit.

More information on account limits can be found here.

We may impose limits on the maximum amount you can lose over a rolling 24 hour, 28 day and/or 12 month period. Losses are defined as total deposits minus total withdrawals over a certain period (net deposits).

In line with regulatory guidelines and industry-wide standards, activity over the last 6 months may be considered when calculating your limits. In certain cases, this may result in additional deposit amounts becoming available to you.

In accordance with strict regulatory requirements, we are required to conduct Financial Vulnerability Checks on customers when their level of losses reach a certain level. Where risks are identified, we may impose lower bet365 Net Deposit Limits on customers in order to keep their gambling affordable.

Your bet365 Net Deposit Limits are based on the sum of all processed deposits minus withdrawals on a rolling basis and are limits imposed by bet365.

Once you have reached your bet365 Net Deposit Limit, further deposits would be prevented.

For example, if you have a 28-day bet365 Net Deposit Limit set for £250, you deposit £200 and withdraw £50, you will have £100 available to deposit for the remainder of the 28-day period (£250 limit - £150 in net deposits).

If this option is available to you, it will show under Limits set by bet365 > Request a Higher Limit. If you attempt to make a deposit that would exceed a limit set by bet365 you will be directed to that page.

In order to increase your limits we will require additional financial information from you. For increased security of your data, we work with Bet Budget, to provide you with a safe and easy way to use open banking. Once you have submitted a request to increase your limits, you can use the link provided in our e-mail response.

We do not run credit checks on customers. We do, however, use information from credit reference agencies. The data we gather on you as part of a Financial Vulnerability Check is public information such as bankruptcy and County Court Judgments (CCJ) data.

These checks will not appear on any records that other companies can see. You will, however, be able to see them on your own file; this enables you to keep track of which companies have done searches, but will have no impact on your credit score or future applications.

All data is handled in strict accordance with our Privacy Policy.