Close each Crazyluck Casino visit properly before you leave
Useful when you share a phone, get signed out unexpectedly, or your account is locked and you need the way back in.
Sign-out on shared computers and phones
The sign-out option lives in the account area, and it is the proper way to end a visit on a computer other people use. Closing the tab alone is not a sign-out. Once you have finished, sign out and then check that the sign-in screen comes back before you leave the machine. On a phone the steps are the same, whether you use the app or the mobile browser. Do not leave the account open on a device that someone else can pick up. A long visit on a shared screen is easy to lose track of, so check the time before you carry on. If play stops feeling like a choice, the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858 runs 24 hours a day, every day of the year.
Set your deposit and loss limits early
Deposit limits and loss limits are set from inside your account. Pick the amount you are comfortable putting in over a set period, then save it before your next deposit. A loss limit does a different job. It caps how much you can lose, so you do not have to decide that in the middle of a bad run. Session time reminders and reality checks are the other tools in the same area, and they give you a prompt while you play. Set the figures when you are calm. Write them down, so you can check later whether they still suit you. Changing a limit is your choice, and you can review the figures any time you sign in.
Unexpected sign-out on a shared device
If the sign-in screen appears in the middle of a visit, the account has signed you out on that device. Check whether anyone else used the same device or browser before you sign in again. A dropped connection can end a visit as well, so reconnect to a steady network before you try again. Nobody at Crazyluck Casino will ask for your password, not by email, by phone or in live chat, so treat any such request as suspicious and do not reply. Close other tabs that show the account, and avoid signing in on a borrowed device unless you can sign out straight away. If you suspect someone else has seen your details, change your password inside the account and tell support right away at [email protected].
Reset link and 54 hours of verification
The password reset link is sent to the email address you registered with, so that inbox is the first place to look. Open the message on a device you trust, and do not forward it to anyone. Once the password is changed, sign in again through the normal sign-in screen. If the message does not arrive, check the spam folder before you write in. Verification takes 54 hours, so plan for that wait rather than sending the same request again. Email [email protected] with the email address on the account, and leave any password out of the message. If that time passes without an answer, write to support again and mention the date of your first request.
Knowing where your balance and limits sit
The account area shows your balance, your history, your limits, the offers and your withdrawals in one place. Before your first withdrawal, you will be asked for a photo ID, proof of address and an image of the payment card. Identity documents are checked at the latest before that withdrawal, so you can deposit and play first. Each offer is picked in the cashier when you make the deposit, so choose before you pay. The smallest withdrawal is A$40 and the largest is A$71,200. Check your history and limits before you request money out, so the figures match what you expect. Take a few minutes on that first visit to learn where the balance, history and limits sit, so you can find them quickly later.