Free Play FernsSocial gaming · 18+
Responsible play

Playing well, feeling good

Free Play Ferns is free entertainment with no real money involved. Even so, we believe mindful play matters — and we want you to know where to turn if gambling is ever a concern.

There is no real-money gambling on this website. The support services listed below are for gambling-related concerns generally, and are not connected to, endorsed by, or affiliated with Free Play Ferns.
Healthy habits

Simple ways to keep play enjoyable

Keep play in proportion

These are quick, free games. Enjoy them in short, relaxed sessions rather than long stretches.

Take regular breaks

Step away whenever you like — your local progress will be waiting when you come back.

Remember it's virtual

Coins, points and light are for fun only. They have no real-world value and can't be cashed in.

Play for the right reasons

Play because it's enjoyable. If it ever stops feeling fun, it's a good time to take a break.

New Zealand support

Free, confidential help is available

If you or someone you know is worried about gambling, these New Zealand services offer free and confidential support.

Gambling Helpline New Zealand

Call 0800 654 655 · Text 8006

Free, confidential support 24/7 for anyone affected by gambling. Specialist lines: Māori 0800 654 656, Pasifika 0800 654 657, Youth 0800 654 659, Debt 0800 654 658.

gamblinghelpline.co.nz

Safer Gambling Aotearoa

Government safer gambling campaign

Information and tools on gambling, gaming and getting help, supported by the New Zealand Government.

safergambling.org.nz

PGF Group

Free counselling and support

Free, professional support and counselling services for people affected by gambling harm across New Zealand.

pgf.nz

Health New Zealand — gambling harm

Te Whatu Ora

Public health information on preventing and reducing gambling harm in New Zealand.

health.govt.nz

Department of Internal Affairs

Gambling information

Official information on gambling regulation and harm prevention in New Zealand.

dia.govt.nz

Need to Talk?

Call or text 1737

Free, confidential support from trained counsellors any time you need to talk about how you're feeling.

1737.org.nz

If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 111. In an emergency, always contact local emergency services.