Responsible Gambling

Research does not remove risk

Every wager can lose. More data does not make an outcome certain, and a strong historical pattern can fail in the next game. Sports results are affected by performance, availability, officiating, game state, weather, variance, market movement, and information that may not be known or reflected in a tool.

Use PropMine as decision-support software—not as a promise, a source of guaranteed picks, or a reason to increase risk. Never gamble because a grade, trend, model, simulation, highlighted record, or generated answer appears confident.

Set boundaries before you begin

• Gamble only if you meet the legal age and other requirements in your jurisdiction.
• Set a fixed entertainment budget that will not affect rent, food, bills, savings, debt payments, or family needs.
• Set time limits and take regular breaks from both wagering and research.
• Never borrow money, use emergency funds, or use credit intended for necessities.
• Never chase a loss or increase stake size to recover money.
• Do not gamble while upset, impaired, exhausted, or under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
• Keep complete records of deposits, withdrawals, wins, losses, and time spent.
• Use deposit, wager, time, cooling-off, and self-exclusion tools offered by your sportsbook or jurisdiction.

Know the warning signs

Consider stopping and seeking help if you notice any of the following:

• spending more money or time than you planned;
• chasing losses or feeling compelled to “win it back”;
• hiding gambling activity, losses, or account statements from others;
• borrowing, selling possessions, missing bills, or using money needed for necessities;
• feeling anxious, irritable, depressed, or unable to stop thinking about gambling;
• gambling to escape stress, grief, loneliness, or another problem;
• allowing gambling to affect work, school, sleep, relationships, or health; or
• believing a tool, system, streak, or past success makes future wins certain.

What to do if gambling is becoming a problem

1. Stop wagering and step away from research and betting content.
2. Tell someone you trust what is happening.
3. Contact the National Problem Gambling Helpline or a qualified local service.
4. Use the responsible-gambling controls at every operator you use, including cooling-off and self-exclusion.
5. Block or limit access to gambling sites and payment methods where appropriate.
6. Seek support from a licensed counselor or peer-support organization.

You do not need to wait for a crisis or financial loss to ask for help.

Help resources

Outside the United States, contact your local health authority, gambling regulator, or problem-gambling support service. If a listed resource is unavailable in your location, use a local equivalent.

What PropMine can—and cannot—do

PropMine can help with account access, subscription support, and deletion requests. Email support@finishernetwork.com if you want help limiting or closing your PropMine access.

PropMine cannot close, restrict, or self-exclude you from a sportsbook, fantasy operator, pick’em platform, or gambling account. You must contact each operator directly and use the responsible-gambling or self-exclusion program available in your jurisdiction.

Closing a PropMine account does not cancel or restrict accounts held with third parties.

Legal reminder

Gambling laws and age requirements vary by location. You are responsible for complying with applicable law and operator rules. PropMine does not determine whether gambling is legal for you and does not encourage anyone to gamble where it is prohibited.