Can a 20-year-old play casino games?
No. You have to be 21.
If you are under 21
Leave the real-money pages. Do not use someone else's account, someone else's card, or a cashier that did not ask your age. A casino that lets you through is not a reason to stay.
If you have already deposited, stop. Tell a parent or another adult you trust. You can also call 103, every day from 10:00 to midnight, or 102.
If you are a parent
A child with a card, a shared password, or a device that stays signed in can reach a cashier you never opened. Check the devices, the saved cards, and the app-store purchases. Ask directly. A lecture after the money is gone is harder than a conversation before it.
If a child is in trouble, call 103, every day from 10:00 to midnight. The call is free. You can also reach them at 103ecoute.be. Awel answers 102 every day from 16:00 to 22:00, except Sundays and public holidays. The call is free and you do not have to give your name. Start at awel.be. If the problem is gambling, call 0800 35 777. The line is free and open every day, around the clock. If someone is in immediate danger, call 112.
Questions
Are the free games here for children?
No. They use fake chips so an adult can practice. They are not a children's game and they do not pay money.
What if a casino already took a child's money?
Stop play. Tell the casino, and call 103. We do not hold that money and we cannot reverse the deposit.