Real-money gaming should be treated as entertainment, not as a reliable way to earn money.
If you choose to participate in gaming or betting activities, set clear limits before you start.
Set a Budget
Decide how much money you can comfortably afford to lose.
Never use money needed for:
- Rent
- Food
- Education
- Medical expenses
- Utility bills
- Debt repayments
- Family expenses
Once your gaming budget is reached, stop.
Set a Time Limit
Gaming for long periods can make it harder to make careful decisions.
Set a reasonable time limit and take regular breaks.
Never Chase Losses
Losing money does not mean the next game will produce a win.
Increasing deposits or bets simply to recover previous losses can result in larger financial losses.
Do Not Treat Gaming as Income
Bonuses, referral rewards, occasional wins, or promotional offers should not be treated as a salary or guaranteed income source.
Game outcomes can be unpredictable.
Protect Your Account
Never share:
- Account passwords
- OTP codes
- Wallet PINs
- Banking passwords
- Recovery codes
Use a unique password and be careful when using shared devices.
Age Restrictions
Real-money gambling or betting should only be used by people who meet the legal age requirements applicable in their location.
Minors should not participate in real-money gaming.
Know When to Stop
Consider stopping or seeking support if gaming begins to affect your:
- Finances
- Sleep
- Work
- Studies
- Relationships
- Mood
- Daily responsibilities
Taking a break or blocking access to gaming services may help restore control.