Bajjee believes gaming should be a source of entertainment, not a source of problems. We are committed to helping you play safely and responsibly.
Important Warning: Gaming addiction can become a serious problem. If you feel your gaming habits are getting out of control, seek professional help immediately and use our limit-setting tools.
At Bajjee, we believe online gaming should be a fun, exciting, and safe experience. But we also know that for some people, gaming can become a problem. That's why we are deeply committed to responsible gaming and provide a range of tools and resources to help our players stay in control.
On this page, you will learn how to practice safe gaming, recognize the signs of gaming addiction, and find out which tools are available on the Bajjee platform to help you manage your gaming activity.
The Core Foundation of Bajjee's Safe Gaming Environment
The wellbeing of every player is our top priority. We are not just a gaming platform — we are your partner in safety.
We believe every player should keep their gaming time and budget within set limits. That's why we provide robust limit-setting tools.
We are fully transparent about all our policies and potential risks. Knowing your rights and making informed decisions matters.
No one under 18 may register on Bajjee. We follow a strict age verification process.
If gaming becomes a problem, we're here to help. Our support team and external resources are always available.
We regularly educate players on responsible gaming tips, warning signs of risk, and available support resources.
Gaming addiction develops gradually and often goes unnoticed by the player themselves. If any of the signs below apply to you or someone you know, it is time to seek help.
If you keep playing more and more just to chase losses, that is a sign of a problem.
If you're spending more on gaming than you can afford, or skipping essential expenses to keep playing.
Wanting to stop or stick to your limits but being unable to do so is a key warning sign of addiction.
Neglecting family, friends, work, or studies because of gaming is a serious warning sign.
If you're lying to family or friends about your gaming, or hiding it from them.
Feeling uncomfortable, anxious, or irritable when you stop playing or lose can be a sign of addiction.
Take action now: If three or more of the signs above apply to you, please use our self-exclusion tool and reach out for professional support.
Powerful tools to keep your gaming under control
Set a maximum deposit amount on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis. Once set, limits can be lowered immediately, but increasing them requires a 24-hour waiting period.
Set LimitsSet a maximum amount you can lose within a given period. Once the limit is reached, you will not be able to play until the period resets.
Set LimitsSet how long you want to play in a single session. When the time is up, you will receive a warning and be logged out.
Set LimitsTake a break from 24 hours up to 6 weeks. During this time you won't be able to log in or make deposits.
Take a BreakExclude yourself from the platform for 6 months or permanently. This is a serious commitment and cannot be reversed before the period ends.
Self-ExcludeView a full record of all your gaming activity, deposits, withdrawals, and wins and losses. Transparency builds awareness.
View HistoryPlaying responsibly means you are in control — gaming is not controlling you. Follow the tips below to keep gaming a healthy form of entertainment.
Before you start playing, decide how much you are willing to lose. It should be an amount that, if lost, will not affect your daily life. Never chase losses by playing more.
Decide in advance how long you will play. Set an alarm and stop when the time is up — whether you are winning or losing. Long sessions lead to fatigue and poor decision-making.
Never game with a credit card, loan, or borrowed money. This can lead to financial problems and is a sign of addiction.
Avoid gaming when you're drinking or under stress. In that state, your judgment is impaired and you're more likely to make poor decisions or exceed your limits.
Gaming should not be your only form of entertainment or activity. Make time for family, friends, exercise, and other hobbies.
Take at least a 5-10 minute break every 30-45 minutes. Get up, walk around, drink some water, and rest your eyes.
Keep in Mind: Gaming is for entertainment, not for making money. The house always has the edge in the long run — keep that in mind when you play.
If you feel gaming has become a problem for you, know that you're not alone and help is available. Seeking help isn't a sign of weakness — it takes real strength and courage.
Our support team is trained in responsible gaming and ready to help. If you:
Reach us via live chat or email at [email protected]. We are available 24/7.
A number of organizations in Bangladesh and internationally offer free help to those struggling with gaming addiction:
Confidentiality Guaranteed: All contact with these organizations is completely confidential and non-judgmental. They are ready to help you and support your return to a healthier life.