Use Pulsz Player Safety Limits, Breaks and Self-Exclusion

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Pulsz Player Safety includes controls for purchase limits, Take a Break and Self-Exclusion. These tools serve different purposes and should be treated as account-safety controls rather than promotional features.
Take a Break can be set for 7, 14 or 30 days. Self-Exclusion is a longer restriction with a confirmed minimum period of six months.
Player Safety requests can use confirmed support routes, including email, chat and a form-based route. Self-Exclusion also carries restrictions while active, and any later account reopening is subject to the applicable waiting period and a discretionary decision rather than automatic approval.
Player Safety Tools Available on Pulsz
The confirmed Player Safety controls cover purchase activity, temporary breaks and longer-term Self-Exclusion. Each tool has its own period and purpose.
| Tool | Confirmed Duration or Period | Main Use |
|---|---|---|
| Purchase Limit | Confirmed 24-hour context | Control Gold Coin package purchasing |
| Take a Break | 7, 14 or 30 days | Temporary account break |
| Self-Exclusion | Minimum 6 months | Longer-term account exclusion |
Take a Break and Self-Exclusion are not interchangeable. The first provides a temporary break using one of three confirmed durations, while Self-Exclusion has a minimum six-month period.
Use the Purchase Limit Control
Pulsz Player Safety includes a purchase-limit control. The confirmed safety layer includes a 24-hour context for this control.
- Use the purchase-limit control to restrict Gold Coin package purchasing.
- Keep the confirmed 24-hour context attached to the control.
- Do not assume additional limit periods that are not shown by the current Player Safety process.
The purchase limit is a Player Safety control and should not be described as a deposit limit.
Take a Break for 7, 14 or 30 Days
Take a Break is the confirmed temporary restriction option. It can be set for 7 days, 14 days or 30 days.
- 7 days for a one-week break.
- 14 days for a two-week break.
- 30 days for a longer temporary break.
Take a Break remains separate from Self-Exclusion, which has a substantially longer minimum period.
Self-Exclusion Starts at Six Months
Self-Exclusion has a confirmed minimum period of six months. It should not be treated as a short temporary break or as a restriction that can be cancelled immediately.
The exclusion remains subject to its applicable rules for the confirmed minimum period. Any later reopening request follows a separate process and does not automatically restore account access.
How to Request a Player Safety Restriction
A Player Safety restriction can be requested through confirmed support routes, including email, chat and a form-based route.
- Choose the Player Safety control that matches the restriction you want.
- Use a confirmed support or request route.
- Provide the account details requested for the safety action.
- State clearly whether the request concerns a purchase limit, Take a Break or Self-Exclusion.
- Follow the instructions given for the selected restriction.
If you need help submitting the request, use Customer Support with the relevant account details.
What Happens During Self-Exclusion
Self-Exclusion applies account restrictions for the active exclusion period. These restrictions should be understood before requesting the control.
- Prize redemption is unavailable during Self-Exclusion.
- Refunds are unavailable during Self-Exclusion.
- Transfers are unavailable during Self-Exclusion.
These restrictions should not be treated as optional workarounds or replaced by another account route while the exclusion remains active.
Reopening Is Not Automatic
Account reopening after Self-Exclusion is not automatic. A confirmed seven-day waiting period applies in the relevant reopening process, and the final reopening decision remains discretionary.
- The applicable exclusion period must first be completed.
- A reopening request can then enter the applicable process.
- The confirmed seven-day waiting period applies in that reopening context.
- Completion of the waiting period does not guarantee that the account will be reopened.
For ordinary sign-in or account-status questions outside the safety restriction, review account access.
Player Safety Restrictions and Account Access
A Player Safety restriction is different from an ordinary sign-in or account-access problem. Take a Break or Self-Exclusion can intentionally restrict the account under the applicable safety rules.
Standard account-recovery steps should not be used to bypass an active Player Safety restriction. The relevant safety conditions remain in effect for the applicable period.
When You Need Help With a Safety Request
A Player Safety request can raise different questions depending on whether the restriction is being submitted, is already active or has reached the reopening stage.
| Situation | What to Check | Next Step |
|---|---|---|
| Safety request is not yet resolved | Check which restriction was requested and whether more account details are needed | Continue through the confirmed request or support route |
| Self-Exclusion is active | Check the applicable exclusion period and current restriction | Do not use support or account recovery to bypass the active exclusion |
| Reopening is being considered | Check that the exclusion period has ended and the applicable waiting requirement is met | Follow the reopening process without assuming approval is guaranteed |
The confirmed reopening process includes a seven-day waiting context and a discretionary decision. Waiting alone does not guarantee account restoration.
FAQ – Pulsz Player Safety Questions
Which Player Safety Tools Does Pulsz Offer?
Confirmed Player Safety controls include a purchase limit, Take a Break and Self-Exclusion.
Does Pulsz Have a Purchase Limit?
Yes. A purchase-limit control is included in the confirmed Player Safety tools.
What Is the 24-Hour Purchase Control?
The purchase-limit control has a confirmed 24-hour context. Additional limit periods should not be assumed unless they are shown by the current Player Safety process.
How Long Can Take a Break Last?
Take a Break can be set for 7 days, 14 days or 30 days.
Can I Choose a Seven-Day Break?
Yes. Seven days is one of the confirmed Take a Break options.
What Is the Minimum Self-Exclusion Period?
The confirmed minimum Self-Exclusion period is six months.
Can Self-Exclusion End Immediately?
No. Self-Exclusion has a minimum six-month period, and any later reopening follows additional waiting and decision rules.
How Do I Request Self-Exclusion?
Use one of the confirmed request routes, including email, chat or the form-based support route, and provide the requested account details.
Can Support Help With Player Safety?
Yes. Customer Support is a confirmed route for help with Player Safety requests.
Can I Redeem Prizes During Self-Exclusion?
No. Prize redemption is unavailable while Self-Exclusion is active.
Are Refunds Available During Self-Exclusion?
No. Refunds are unavailable during the active Self-Exclusion period.
Can Transfers Be Made During Self-Exclusion?
No. Transfers are unavailable during the active Self-Exclusion period.
Is There a Wait Before Reopening?
Yes. A confirmed seven-day waiting period applies in the relevant account-reopening process after exclusion.
Is Account Reopening Guaranteed?
No. Reopening remains discretionary and is not guaranteed after the waiting period.
Is Self-Exclusion a Login Problem?
No. Self-Exclusion is a Player Safety restriction with separate rules and should not be treated as an ordinary sign-in issue.
What If My Safety Request Is Unresolved?
Use the confirmed support route with the relevant account and request details. An active exclusion cannot be bypassed through ordinary account recovery.
