Where a player applies multiple responsible gambling limits, the strictest limit must always take precedence.
For example, a player sets a €20 per day and a €40 per week wager limits.
On day 1, the player wagers €20, and is prevented from wagering any further (the strictest limit is applied).
On day 2, €18 is wagered. As this is below the €20 daily wagering limit, the player limit does not kick in and prevent the player from gambling further.
On day 3, despite the customer having a €20 per day wager limit, the player can only wager €2, as combined throughout the week, the player would have wagered €40, and so this becomes the stricter limit which must be imposed.
If the player was to wager another €2 at any point during the week, they would now be prevented from wagering for the remainder of the week, as they would have triggered the stricter limit.