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Responsible Gaming Policy

Even with virtual coins and no real money on the line, play should always remain healthy. Here's how we approach that — and how to find help if you need it.

Last updated: . We update this page in line with guidance from the Responsible Gambling Council and provincial public-health bodies in Canada.

1. Our position

Mapleentertain is built for adults who want to enjoy casino-style games as entertainment. We do not handle real money. Virtual coins cannot be purchased and have no real-world value. Even so, casino-style mechanics — including those without real-money play — can become unhealthy for some people. We take that seriously.

2. Adults only — 18+

Mapleentertain is restricted to users aged 18 and older. An age-gate appears on first visit. Sharing access with anyone under 18, including by leaving the site open on a shared device, is against our Terms of Use. Parents and guardians should consider parental controls if minors share a device.

3. Healthy play guidelines

We recommend the following habits when using Mapleentertain or any casino-style game:

  • Set a clear time budget before opening a game (e.g. 20 minutes).
  • Take a real break every 30–45 minutes — stand up, step away from the screen.
  • Treat virtual coins as a score, not a currency or goal in themselves.
  • Don't use Mapleentertain as an escape from stress, low mood, or relationship pressure.
  • Don't play while tired, intoxicated, or otherwise impaired.
  • Never let the game replace meals, sleep, exercise, or social contact.

4. Warning signs to watch for

Because casino-style mechanics activate reward pathways in the brain, problematic behaviour can develop even in a free, social context. Be aware of these signs in yourself or someone you care about:

  • Spending much more time than intended on games each day;
  • Feeling restless, irritable or anxious when not playing;
  • Hiding the amount of time spent on social gaming from family or friends;
  • Repeatedly losing track of meals, sleep or other commitments;
  • Seeking out paid casino games or other gambling platforms after Mapleentertain sessions;
  • Feeling guilt or low mood after long play sessions.

If two or more of these apply to you, we encourage you to take a break and talk to one of the resources listed below.

5. Tools we provide

  • Mandatory age-gate — adults only, on every first visit.
  • Plain-language disclaimers on every page reminding you Mapleentertain is entertainment-only.
  • No real-money rails — there is nothing to buy, anywhere on the Platform.
  • No push-notifications, no daily reward streaks, no FOMO mechanics designed to keep you hooked.
  • Easy reset — you can clear all Mapleentertain data from your browser at any time and start fresh, or stop entirely.

6. Self-exclusion

If you would like to stop using Mapleentertain, you can do so at any time by closing the site. To make it harder to return, you can also:

  • Block the domain Mapleentertain.com at the network or browser level (most modern operating systems support a "screen time" or "content blocker" setting);
  • Ask a family member to set up parental-control software with Mapleentertain included in the blocked list;
  • Email us at support@Mapleentertain.com with the subject "Self-exclusion request" — we will note your address and not send you any newsletter or service emails for at least 12 months.

7. Help resources in Canada

If gaming, gambling or screen-time is affecting your wellbeing, free and confidential help is available across Canada.

  • Responsible Gambling Council — national non-profit, education and self-help tools.
  • Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction — guidance on behavioural addictions including gaming.
  • ConnexOntario — free 24/7 helpline: 1-866-531-2600 (Ontario).
  • BC Responsible & Problem Gambling Program — free counselling in British Columbia: 1-888-795-6111.
  • AGCO / Gambling Helpline (Quebec) — 1-800-461-0140.
  • Crisis Services Canada — 24/7 mental health support: 1-833-456-4566 or text 45645.

If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, please call 911.

8. Talking to us

If our Platform has affected you negatively and you'd like to share that, we want to hear from you. Email support@Mapleentertain.com. We treat such messages with discretion and we use them to improve our safety features.

9. Updates

This policy is reviewed at least once a year and updated as needed. The "Last updated" date at the top of the page reflects the latest revision.