Set a clear budget before you start gaming and stick to it strictly. It should be an amount whose loss won't affect your family, rent, bills, or any other essential expenses.
Remember: Gaming is never a reliable source of income. Only bet what you can afford to lose without it affecting your daily life.
Tip 1
1Budget Set Limits & Stay in Control
Set a Monthly Limit
Decide in advance how much you'll spend on gaming each month. Once you hit that limit, stop playing for the rest of the month.
Keep Track
Keep a record of how much you win and lose. It will help you see the real picture clearly.
Don't Chase Your Losses
Chasing losses by placing more bets is a dangerous habit. Every session is independent — treat it that way.
Don't play with borrowed money
Gaming with borrowed money or debt is never acceptable. It puts both your financial and mental well-being at risk.
Tip 2
2Time Balanced Management
Time is just as valuable as money. Spending too much of it on gaming can take a toll on your work, family, and social life.
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Set a Daily Time Limit
Decide in advance how much time you'll spend gaming each day — then stick to it.
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Take Regular Breaks
Avoid long uninterrupted sessions — take a break every hour. Keeping a clear head makes it easier to make sound decisions.
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Don't play during sleep or work hours
Gaming late at night or during working hours can negatively affect both your physical and mental health.
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Make Time for Other Activities
Make sure you're also setting aside time for family, friends, hobbies, and exercise. Gaming should never be your only source of entertainment.
Warning
3Problem Warning Signs
If you notice the following signs, it's important to reconsider your gaming habits. They may indicate a developing problem:
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Repeatedly spending more than your set budget
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Placing bigger bets to try to win back money you've lost
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Finding it hard to stop gaming
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Hiding your gaming from family or friends
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Neglecting work, studies, or family
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Feeling restless or irritable when you're unable to game
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Taking out loans or selling assets to fund gaming
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Losing sleep or concentration due to thoughts about gaming
If you notice any of these signs: Don't try to handle it alone — talk to someone you trust or seek professional support. Asking for help takes courage.
🔍 Ask Yourself
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Am I staying within my set budget?
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Am I gaming for enjoyment, or do I feel compelled to play?
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Are the people close to me worried about my gaming?
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Is gaming affecting my day-to-day responsibilities?
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Can I stop playing at any time?
Section 4
4Minors Protection
This platform is strictly for users aged 18 and above. Preventing underage access is also the responsibility of parents and guardians.
Keep Your Device Secure
Use passwords on your phone, tablet, or computer to prevent children from accessing gaming accounts.
Talk to Your Children
Make children aware of online gaming and be clear that it is strictly for adults only.
Use Parental Controls
Enable parental controls on your browser or device to prevent children from accessing gaming sites.
Keep Your Login Details Private
Never share your account password or login details with any family member.
If You're Unsure: If you suspect a minor has accessed your account, change your password immediately and notify support.
Self-Exclusion
5Self-Exclusion & Take a Break
If you feel you need some distance from gaming, self-exclusion is an effective step — and a responsible way to protect yourself.
Contact our support team to request self-exclusion. Your account can be suspended for a set period, and all promotional messages will be paused for the duration of the exclusion.
How Self-Exclusion Works
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Contact Support
Send a self-exclusion request by email and specify how long you'd like to take a break.
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Account Will Be Suspended
Account access will be blocked for the selected period. You will not be able to log in during this time.
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Review When the Period Ends
Once the break period ends, take time to reassess. If needed, you can extend your self-exclusion for a longer period.
Tip: Don't see self-exclusion as a weakness. It's a proactive step toward taking care of yourself.
Support
6Support Where to Find Help
Dealing with gaming-related problems on your own can be difficult. Reaching out to family, friends, or a professional is always the smart move.
If you feel gaming is having a negative impact on your life, reach out to a professional counselor or mental health specialist. Gaming addiction is a recognized mental health condition, and treatment is available.
Talk to Someone
Open up to a trusted family member or friend. Share the burden rather than carrying it alone.
Professional Support
Consider speaking with a mental health professional or counsellor. Gaming addiction is treatable.
Site Support: For any self-exclusion or responsible gaming requests, please reach out to us at: [email protected]
Section 7
7Privacy & Related Information
Self-exclusion and responsible gaming requests are handled with full confidentiality. Your request details are never shared with third parties.
Visit the relevant pages for detailed information and policies. Responsible gaming is an ongoing process — check in with yourself regularly and don't hesitate to seek help when you need it.