Rolling Net Deposit Limits are one of the many helpful responsible gambling tools we have on our site. It limits the amount you can deposit into your betting account over a rolling 1, 7, and 30-day period. Unlike fixed daily limits which reset at midnight, rolling net deposit limits continuously check your payments over the last 1, 7, or 30 days from the current time. It’s done on a net basis, so it includes both deposits and withdrawals in the calculation. This is easiest to understand using an example:
Example: If your rolling net 1-day deposit limit is set at £500, and you try to make the following transactions:
June 1, 13:00 PM: Deposit £200
June 1, 3:00 PM: Deposit £100
June 2, 10:00 AM: Withdraw £50
June 2, 12:14 PM: Deposit £300
When the last deposit was attempted on June 2 at 12:14 PM, the system would check your transactions made in the previous 24 hours, from June 1 at 12:14 PM to June 2 at 12:14 PM.
So, it would show the following:
Total deposits in the last 24 hours: £600
Total withdrawals in the last 24 hours: £50
Net deposits in the last 24 hours: Total deposits (£600) - Total withdrawals (£50) = £550
Since your rolling net 1-day deposit limit is £500, the net deposits of £550 in the last 24 hours exceed your limit. So, the last deposit of £300 at 12:14 PM on June 2 would be blocked to keep you within your limit, and you’d only be able to deposit £250 instead.