Responsible Play
Nothing can be lost here. Play habits still matter, so here is practical guidance and where to find real help.
Why this page exists on a free site
No money can be lost at Funfairia. But the rhythm of these games is the same rhythm used by real-money products, and for some people social games are a step toward gambling that does cost money. That is worth taking seriously even when nothing is at stake.
Keep it in proportion
These games are a way to pass twenty minutes. If you are playing to avoid something, to change how you feel, or because stopping is difficult, that is worth noticing regardless of whether money is involved.
Signs worth paying attention to
- Playing much longer than you intended, repeatedly.
- Losing sleep, or playing instead of things you had planned.
- Feeling irritable or restless when you cannot play.
- Thinking about the game while doing other things.
- Looking for real-money versions of what you played here.
Practical steps
- Decide how long you will play before you start, and set a timer.
- Take a proper break in every session, away from the screen.
- Do not play when tired, upset, or drinking.
- Keep other things in your week that you look forward to.
Virtual chips are not practice
A free game teaches you nothing transferable about a real-money one. Chips here have no cash value, and outcomes on this site have no bearing on outcomes anywhere else. A good run at Funfairia is not a sign of anything.
Protecting minors
This site is for adults 18 and over. If children use your device, consider browser-level parental controls or filtering software, and do not leave an account signed in.
Support in Canada
The Responsible Gambling Council offers information and resources. ConnexOntario provides free, confidential support 24 hours a day at 1-866-531-2600.
International support
GamCare and GambleAware offer free advice and a helpline.
Taking a break from Funfairia
You can delete your account permanently at any time from your account settings. There is no waiting period and no retention offer.
If someone else is affected
The organisations above support family members and friends as well as players. You do not have to be the person playing to ask for help.