Responsible Gaming

We encourage all users to engage with sports betting responsibly.

Effective Date: April 7, 2026
Last Updated: April 7, 2026

Wager Sharp provides information, trends, picks, signals, rankings, model outputs, and other betting-related content for informational and entertainment purposes only. We encourage all users to engage with sports betting, if they choose to do so, in a lawful and responsible manner.

1. No Guarantee of Results

No betting-related content, trend, signal, pick, model, recommendation, alert, historical result, or hit-rate statistic available through Wager Sharp is a guarantee of future success or profitability.

Past performance does not predict future outcomes. Losses are always possible, including substantial losses.

2. For Informational Purposes Only

Wager Sharp is not a sportsbook, bookmaker, gambling operator, broker, or financial advisor. We do not accept or place bets, manage bankrolls, or provide personalized gambling, legal, financial, or addiction advice.

Any decision to place a wager is your decision alone and is made entirely at your own risk.

3. Bet Responsibly

If you choose to wager, you should do so responsibly. This includes:

only betting money you can afford to lose;
setting personal limits for time and spend;
avoiding attempts to chase losses;
avoiding betting while distressed, impaired, or under the influence of drugs or alcohol;
taking breaks and monitoring your behavior; and
stopping immediately if betting is no longer enjoyable or feels out of control.

4. Age and Legal Compliance

You must be at least 18 years old, or the age of legal majority in your jurisdiction if higher, to use Wager Sharp.

You are solely responsible for ensuring that any sports betting or gambling activity you engage in is lawful in your jurisdiction. Wager Sharp makes no representation that any betting activity is legal where you are located.

5. Warning Signs of Problem Gambling

You should seek help if you or someone you know experiences signs of problem gambling, including:

spending more money or time than intended;
chasing losses;
lying about betting activity;
borrowing money or selling property to fund betting;
neglecting work, school, finances, or relationships because of gambling; or
feeling anxious, distressed, or unable to stop.

6. Seek Support if Needed

If betting is causing stress, financial harm, relationship problems, or a loss of control, seek help from a qualified support service, healthcare professional, or responsible gaming organization in your jurisdiction.

If you are in Canada, resources may include provincial responsible gaming organizations and support lines. If you are elsewhere, consult your local responsible gaming authority, public health service, or gambling support provider.

7. Self-Exclusion and Limits

If you gamble through a sportsbook or betting platform, consider using available responsible gaming tools such as:

deposit limits;
wager limits;
loss limits;
session reminders;
time-outs; and
self-exclusion programs.

These tools are usually offered by regulated operators and may help reduce risk.

8. Contact

If you have questions about this Responsible Gaming Disclaimer, contact:

Wager Sharp
130-5645 boul Grande Allée
Unit #164
Brossard, QC J4Z 3G3
info@wagersharp.com

1. No Guarantee of Results

Past performance does not predict future outcomes. Losses are always possible, including substantial losses.

2. For Informational Purposes Only

Any decision to place a wager is your decision alone and is made entirely at your own risk.

3. Bet Responsibly

If you choose to wager, you should do so responsibly. This includes:

only betting money you can afford to lose;

setting personal limits for time and spend;

avoiding attempts to chase losses;

avoiding betting while distressed, impaired, or under the influence of drugs or alcohol;

taking breaks and monitoring your behavior; and

stopping immediately if betting is no longer enjoyable or feels out of control.

4. Age and Legal Compliance

You must be at least 18 years old, or the age of legal majority in your jurisdiction if higher, to use Wager Sharp.

5. Warning Signs of Problem Gambling

You should seek help if you or someone you know experiences signs of problem gambling, including:

spending more money or time than intended;

chasing losses;

lying about betting activity;

borrowing money or selling property to fund betting;

neglecting work, school, finances, or relationships because of gambling; or

feeling anxious, distressed, or unable to stop.

6. Seek Support if Needed