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Responsible gambling in Canada

The Six Feet Under slot is a game, and it should stay one. These are the tools and help lines that keep it that way for players in Canada.

Limits, time-outs and self-exclusion

Before you play the Six Feet Under slot for real money, decide what you can afford to lose and treat it as the cost of entertainment, not a way to make money.

  • Deposit limits. Set a daily, weekly or monthly limit in your casino account when you sign up. Lowering it takes effect at once; raising it usually comes with a waiting period.
  • Loss and session limits. If the site offers them, use them. A session reminder every 30 or 60 minutes is a simple check.
  • Time-outs. Most sites let you lock your account for a day, a week or longer.
  • Self-exclusion. For a longer break, close your casino account and use your province’s self-exclusion programme where one exists. Ontario residents should use only iGaming Ontario / AGCO-regulated sites and their own programmes.

Where the Six Feet Under slot can cost more than you expect

Extreme volatility. About 21.90% of spins return a win, many of them small, and long stretches of losing spins are normal.

Boosters and Bonus Buys. Each one is a multiple of your stake: a Greedy Spin is 30× the bet per spin, a Bonus Buy 60× or more. They speed up both the game and your spending.

Side Hustle stacking. Side bets add 0.1× to 10× the bet each, and several can run at once. Check the total cost per spin before you press play.

If a single spin costs many times your base stake, your budget can be gone in minutes.

Signs of harm and where to get help

Chasing losses, playing with money meant for bills, hiding how much you play, or feeling restless when you stop are all signs to take a break and talk to someone. Free, confidential help is available:

Real-money play is for adults only: 19+ in most provinces, 18+ in Alberta, Manitoba and Québec.