Highroller Casino account access and recovery
Once you have read it, you will have signed in, recovered access if needed, and found the right support channel.
Where do I set limits and withdrawals?
Once you are signed in, the account area is where the day's play gets organised. Your balance sits in front of you, and the history section shows what has gone in and out, which is useful when a figure looks off. Limits live in the same place: deposit limits, loss limits, session time limits and reality checks can each be set before you play again. Bonuses you hold are listed with their terms, so you can read the wagering before you spend anything. Withdrawals are requested from the same menu, and the request stays on screen until it is processed. Everything you need after the sign-in is grouped in one place, which means you rarely have to leave the area to answer a basic question about your money.
Back in without a second account
When the sign-in fails, begin with the email you registered with, because that inbox is where the site sends a password reset. Check the spam folder before you assume the message never came, since filters often sort it there. Open the reset from that message, choose a new password, and then sign in again from the same screen. Verification is a separate step. Your identity documents are checked at the latest before your first withdrawal, and the check takes 39 hours, so send them early if you expect to cash out soon. If the reset never arrives or the documents stall, contact support through live chat or phone. Creating a second account is not a way around the problem, because duplicates are closed and their funds forfeited.
Highroller Casino sign-out on a relative's tablet
A session left open on a shared computer is open for anyone who sits down next, so sign out before you step away. This matters most on a library terminal, a work machine or a relative's tablet, where the next person may see your account page first. Signing out is the cleanest way to end things, and it leaves nothing behind for the next user. If you suspect someone has seen your password, change it straight away and then review the account history for anything you do not recognise. The connection between your device and the site is encrypted, which protects data in transit, yet it cannot protect a screen someone else is reading. If play stops feeling like a choice, the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858 is free, runs 24 hours a day, and offers chat and email counselling too.
ALSI-124923 issued by Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority
On your first visit, check who stands behind the site before anything else. Highroller Casino LLC runs the casino under licence ALSI-124923, issued by the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority, so compare it with the number given on this page. On a desktop browser, use the log-in button, which takes you to the sign-in screen. On a phone, the same route works in the mobile browser, and the iOS and Android apps are there if you prefer an app. Pick the device you will use most often, because the account is the same wherever you sign in. If the sign-in screen looks unfamiliar, pause and check the address bar before you go any further.
Phone, inbox and support details
Before you sign in, look at three things: the device in your hand or on your desk, the inbox tied to your registration, and the support details you may need. If you sign in on a phone, decide ahead whether you will use the app or the mobile browser, since both lead to the same account. Your registered email has to be reachable, because any reset message goes there and nowhere else. Save the phone number +61 40 505 6862 and the address [email protected] somewhere you can reach them without signing in. Live chat and phone support run from 9am to 8pm daily, so the site does not offer round-the-clock help. Plan any sign-in around those hours, particularly when a problem lands late in the evening.