Play Smart · 18+

MAKERSTREET is built around a single graffiti slot you play with points. The points are free, they refill, and they don't turn into anything else — not cash, not crypto, not gift cards, not prizes from a third party. That sets us apart from real-money operators, but it doesn't put us outside the conversation about responsible play. The patterns that make slots worth thinking about — chasing losses, losing track of time, treating a hobby like a coping mechanism — show up on social platforms too. This page is about spotting those patterns early.

Why we keep the bar at 18+

Even though no money changes hands, the visual grammar of slot mechanics is similar across the industry. We think repeated exposure to that loop, before someone is old enough to think about it clearly, isn't great. So 18 is the door. Some regions raise the bar to 21 — if that's you, that's the rule that wins.

Signs your session has shifted

• You're playing past the time you meant to stop.
• You're spinning to feel less of something else, not more of the game.
• You're irritated when the meter drops, more than the meter justifies.
• You'd rather not tell a partner or friend how long you've been on the page.
• You catch yourself searching for a way to "cash out" the points.

Any one of those, on any given evening, is normal. Two or three at once is the moment to close the tab and come back another day.

Built-in tools

Every account has a session timer that pops a soft reminder at 30 minutes and a harder one at 60. There's a self-exclude button under your account settings — picks a length (24 hours, 7 days, 30 days, or permanent) and locks the door behind you for the duration. No support call required, no friction.

External help

If the patterns above are showing up around real-money gambling outside this platform, please talk to someone trained to help. Our footer links to GambleAware, GamCare, the Gambling Therapy international service, and the EGBA. They run helplines, chat support, and self-assessment tools that are free at the point of use. Local helplines vary by country — those four are a starting point, not a full list.