Practical steps
Set the limits first
Choose a sum from spare money and a time at which you will stop, and write both down before you open the game. Do not top up after the sum is gone, and do not raise the bet to win it back. Bet size is a budget decision: at 0.30 a spin the sum lasts longer than at ten times that, but a very high volatility slot can still spend it in a few minutes.
Chef Husky pays rarely and sometimes big, with a top win of 16,200x the bet. That headline number is a ceiling that few sessions come near. The RTP and volatility page shows what the figures mean for a session.
Take real breaks
Stand up, leave the screen and do something else for ten minutes at least. Look at the clock and your balance when you come back. A session that is still fun after a break can continue; one you keep wanting to extend is the one to end. Use the demo if you only want to see the free spins feature.
When it stops being fun
Warning signs include playing for longer or with more than planned, borrowing to play, lying about it and feeling restless when you stop. If any of this sounds familiar, stop playing, tell someone close to you and contact a gambling support service. Casinos can set deposit limits, time-outs and self-exclusion on request, so ask the one you use.
Gambling is for adults aged 18 and over. For the rules of the game itself, read how to play.