How to change your betting password and make it strong
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Log in, open settings or security, choose change password, enter the current password and a new unique one of 12 characters or more, then save. Sign out of other devices afterward. Use the reset link instead if you forgot the password.
You can change your betting password from the security settings in under a minute. Do it whenever you see a warning sign, and make the new one long, unique and unrelated to your personal details.
Steps to change your betting password
Log in and open Profile, Settings or Security, then select Change Password and enter your current password. Type the new password twice and save. If the option appears, sign out of other devices or sessions, and look for a confirmation email from the operator, which is your sign that the change went through. Update the saved entry in your password manager as well, so it does not keep filling in the old password. If you forgot the current password, use the password recovery link on the login page instead.
How to build a strong password
- Make it long: aim for 12 characters or more, such as a passphrase of several unrelated words.
- Make it unique: never reuse a password from email, banking or another betting site.
- Skip personal details: avoid birthdays, names, team names and phone numbers.
- Store it safely: use a password manager instead of a notes app or a screenshot.
When to change it
Change your password right away after a data breach alert, a suspicious login or any sign that someone else knows it. If the password was reused on other sites, change it everywhere, because reused passwords are how one breach becomes many. Otherwise, a strong unique password does not need frequent changes. It is also worth reviewing old accounts you no longer use, since each forgotten login is one more place where a leaked password can be tried.