Help & FAQ
How to use SBCGuard — and how to stay safe.
The safest bet is not to gamble at all.
SBCGuard helps you stay in control and lose less — but it cannot make gambling safe or profitable. If you can, set strict limits. If gambling is hurting you, the best move is to stop.
Getting Started
Scanner
Oracle Deep Scan
Live Monitor
Limits & Budget
Community
Stats & Tracking
Casino Games
Plans
Know The Risk
The house always has a mathematical edge. Over enough time, the math means most players lose more than they win.
No scanner, AI, or "system" can change the odds of a slot or beat the house edge. Anyone who promises guaranteed wins is lying.
SBCGuard reduces harm — it does not remove risk. Using the app does not make gambling safe.
Only ever play with money that has no other job — never rent, bills, savings, or borrowed money. And "whatever you can afford to lose" is not a number: the published lower-risk guideline is 1% of monthly income.
Never chase losses. Trying to win back what you lost is how small losses become big ones.
If gambling stops being fun, is causing stress, or you cannot stop — that is the moment to step away.
Free, confidential help — wherever you are
We don’t have a verified local line for your country yet. These services are free, and the first two cover most of the world.
Find a helpline
findahelpline.com
Free hotlines, searchable by country
Gambling Therapy
gamblingtherapy.org
Free online support in multiple languages
GamCare international list
gamcare.org.uk
Support agencies country by country
Gamblers Anonymous
gamblersanonymous.org
Peer meetings — in person, online and by phone
Here because of someone else's gambling? That counts, and it is more common than it feels — about 1 in 20 adults, and only around 1 in 7 of them ever reaches out. Gambling Therapy supports anyone affected by another person's gambling — friend, family or colleague — free, in 40+ languages.
Thinking of stopping?
That is the strongest move you can make. SBCGuard has a tool to help you take a break or quit, and track your streak.
Take a break / Quit →If gambling is causing harm, free and confidential help is available. Many countries have a gambling helpline — search for your local one, or visit BeGambleAware or Gamblers Anonymous.