18 and over
KingPong is for adults only. Every buyer confirms they are 18 or older before paying, and we end access for any subscription we believe belongs to someone younger.
How the service is built
- A subscription you can stop in one step. The link to cancel is in every receipt, and cancelling needs no reason and no reply from us.
- Every tip is one unit. There is never a bigger stake to win a bad day back.
- We do not promise results. No tip is certain, however good the record looks.
- We do not accept bets, hold stakes or pay winnings.
Keeping it under control
- Decide your bankroll before you start, and keep one unit at a fixed 1 to 2 percent of it.
- Never raise your stake to recover a loss. A loss does not make the next tip more likely to win.
- Set deposit and loss limits with your bookmaker. Most offer them in the account settings.
- Bet only the tips we send. If you catch yourself adding bets of your own to fill the time between them, take a break.
- Do not bet when you are angry, tired or drinking.
Signs it is becoming a problem
- You bet more, or more often, than you meant to.
- You chase losses.
- You borrow money, or use money meant for something else, to bet.
- You hide how much you bet from the people close to you.
- You feel restless or irritable when you are not betting.
If any of these sound familiar, stop, and talk to someone.
Stepping away
Licensed bookmakers let you exclude yourself for a set period. Blocking software such as BetBlocker (opens in a new tab), which is free, or Gamban (opens in a new tab) stops betting sites opening on your devices at all.
If you want to stop receiving our tips, write to [email protected] and ask us to end your access. We end it and remove you from the channel. You do not need to give a reason.
Where to get help
- Gambling Therapy (opens in a new tab), free and confidential support online, in many languages, wherever you live.
- Gamblers Anonymous (opens in a new tab), meetings and support from people who have been through it.
- In Hungary, Maradjon játék! (opens in a new tab), in Hungarian, with a self test and where to find help.