If your selected game offers autoplay or automatic betting, those controls can place repeated bets using settings you choose. The available options depend on that game. Check its own instructions before turning them on.

Confirm the currency, stake per bet and number of bets or rounds. Where the game offers them, review any stop conditions and settings that change the stake between rounds. Work out the possible spend across the sequence—not just the cost of its first bet.

Do not assume that leaving a field blank creates a safe limit. Read the explanation for that control. If you cannot tell how many bets will run or how to stop them, leave automatic betting off.

Automatic betting does not make a game’s outcome predictable or guarantee a profit. Keep a budget you are comfortable losing and stop if play stops feeling manageable.

Use the game’s stop control and check its displayed state. Do not rely on closing a browser tab as proof that an already accepted bet was cancelled. Check your bet history if you are unsure what completed.

If the controls or results look wrong, stop further play and keep the game name, provider, time and relevant round IDs. Support can investigate those rounds; it cannot promise a refund before reviewing what happened.

See find a game’s rules before using unfamiliar controls.