
Player Care
FashionTV Club Responsible Gaming
A clear guide to the responsible gaming tools, limits and support services available to NZ players at FashionTV Club.
Our commitment to safer play
FashionTV Club is built around entertainment. The site only works long term when our players stay in control of their time and money. That is why every account ships with a full set of responsible gaming tools and why our support team is trained to help any player who needs to step back. There is no judgement involved, just practical help when you need it.
This page covers what is available, how to switch each tool on and where to go for free and confidential support inside New Zealand. The Gambling Helpline NZ on 0800 654 655 is open every day, and there are local services for face to face support if that suits you better.
Deposit Limits
Set daily, weekly or monthly caps on how much you can add to your account.
Loss Limits
Cap how much you can lose in a chosen window so the budget stays under control.
Session Reminders
Get a ping after a chosen session length so you stay aware of how long you have been playing.
Self Exclusion
Lock your account for six months, twelve months or longer when you need a real break.
How to switch on a limit
- 1
Open your account
Log in and head into the Responsible Gaming menu under settings.
- 2
Pick a tool
Choose deposit limit, loss limit, session reminder, time out or self exclusion.
- 3
Confirm the value
Tighter limits apply right away. Looser limits go through a cool off period of at least twenty four hours.
- 4
Reach out if needed
Live chat is open around the clock if you want a hand setting things up.
Free NZ support
Protecting younger players
FashionTV Club is strictly for players aged eighteen and over. Every new account is verified before any withdrawal is processed and our team uses both automated checks and document review to keep underage users out. If you share a device with younger family members, consider installing parental control software such as Net Nanny or Family Zone so they cannot reach gambling sites.
- Never share your account login with anyone, including family
- Use a strong unique password and switch on two factor where supported
- Set up parental controls on shared devices
- Talk openly with younger people about why gambling is for adults only
Set your limits in under a minute
Open your FashionTV Club account and choose tools that match the way you want to play.
Join FashionTV ClubWhat each limit actually does
Deposit limits are the most useful tool for casual players. They cap how much you can move into your casino balance over a chosen period, and a tighter limit applies the second you confirm it. Loosening the limit goes through a twenty four hour cool off so you cannot raise the cap in the heat of a session. Set the daily limit to your true entertainment budget and the weekly and monthly limits to a small multiple of that, then forget the cashier exists for the rest of the week.
Loss limits work on the same logic but track your net losses inside the chosen window. Once the limit is hit, the cashier blocks new bets until the window resets. Loss limits are particularly useful on game day weekends where the temptation to chase a wobbly multi can drag a session further than you wanted to go. Pair them with a deposit limit for belt and braces protection.
Session reminders are the simplest tool of the lot. Pick a length of time, get a polite ping when you reach it, and decide whether to keep playing or close the tab. Time outs lock the account for a day, a week or a month with no commitment beyond that period, which is ideal when life is busy and you want to remove the option for a stretch. Self exclusion locks the account for six months, twelve months or longer, and the lock cannot be reversed inside the chosen period.
- Deposit limit: cap on funds added to your balance
- Loss limit: cap on net losses inside a chosen window
- Session reminder: timed nudge to take a break
- Time out: short term lock from a day to a month
- Self exclusion: long term lock of six months or longer
Helping someone else
If you are worried about a friend or family member, the Gambling Helpline NZ runs dedicated lines for whanau and friends with practical advice and counselling. Talking openly without judgement, focusing on what you have noticed rather than accusing them of having a problem, and offering specific help such as managing money together for a stretch are all evidence based approaches. The most important step is starting the conversation, and the helpline can coach you through how to do that.
