Set money limits
Use only a pre-decided amount that does not affect essential expenses.
18+ RESPONSIBLE PARTICIPATION
BH678 Responsible Gaming: time, money and risk boundaries
Gaming can involve financial loss and should not be treated as income. This page focuses on spending, time, breaks, warning signs, eligibility and the need to check rules that apply in your location.
Set time limits
Choose a stopping time and take breaks during fast round formats.
Never chase losses
Do not increase spending to recover an earlier outcome.
Budget before participation
Choose a total amount before starting and treat it as a firm maximum, not a target. Rent, food, medical, education, savings and debt repayments come first. Do not borrow money, use credit intended for essentials or move the limit after a loss.
Review the entire session total instead of considering each payment separately.
Time, pace and breaks
Fast rounds can hide how long a session has continued. Set an alarm or stopping time, step away regularly and do not continue while tired, upset or distracted. Closing an app is not a failure; it is a normal way to keep a limit.
Recognise warning signs
Warning signs can include hiding activity, borrowing, chasing losses, missing obligations, feeling unable to stop or using participation to escape distress. A stronger reference signal does not justify continuing.
If control feels reduced, stop, take a meaningful break and seek qualified local support.
Eligibility and local rules
Only adults who meet the applicable age and local requirements should consider participation. Rules may differ between Indian states and can change. This website does not claim that gaming is legal everywhere or that every user is eligible.
Prediction references are not official results and never guarantee an outcome.
Frequently asked questions
Can gaming be treated as income?
No. Outcomes are uncertain and participation can create financial loss.
What is chasing losses?
It means increasing time or spending in an attempt to recover a previous loss. Stop and take a break instead.
Who should avoid participation?
Anyone below the applicable age, restricted by local rules, under financial pressure or unable to maintain limits should not participate.