What is Responsible Gaming and why does it matter?
Responsible gambling means treating betting as a form of entertainment — not a source of income or a way to solve problems. At bijilive, we believe that with the right mindset and self-discipline, betting can be an enjoyable experience.
Many people in Bangladesh are new to online betting. Most start with small amounts, then gradually spend more time and money — which can sometimes develop into a dependency. That's why responsible gambling is a social commitment we take seriously at bijilive.
The foundation of responsible betting is simple — only wager what you can afford to lose. Never bet money set aside for essential expenses. bijilive is here to help you stick to that limit.
Remember: Betting is entertainment – casinos and betting sites are mathematically profitable in the long run. Make decisions with your head, not your emotions.
Assess Yourself
Ask yourself the questions below. If you answer "yes" to most of them, take a step back and consider seeking help.
Self-Assessment Questionnaire
Do you keep betting to recover lost money, and is the urge getting stronger over time?
Do you feel restless or irritable when you're unable to bet?
Do you hide your betting activity from family or friends?
Have you ever borrowed money or used household funds to place bets?
Does betting feel more important to you than work, studies, or family?
Are you unable to stop even after exceeding your set budget?
If you answered yes to two or more questions, please reach out to us at support@bijilive.biz. We're here to help — no judgment.
bijilive's Self-Control Tools
Bijilive offers a range of effective tools to help you stay in control of your gaming. They're completely free and can be activated anytime from your account settings.
Deposit Limits
Set a maximum deposit amount on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis.
Bet Limits
Set a maximum stake limit per bet.
Time Limit
Set a daily limit on how many hours you spend gaming.
Loss Limit
Your account will automatically be paused once you reach a set loss amount.
Cooling-Off
Take a time-out ranging from 24 hours to 30 days.
How to Set Up Self-Exclusion
Go to Account Settings
Log in and click the profile icon in the top right corner.
Open the "Responsible Gaming" menu
Go to the Responsible Gaming section within Settings.
Choose your self-exclusion period
Choose your preferred duration – 6 months, 1 year, 3 years, or 5 years.
Confirm
Once confirmed, your account will be deactivated immediately.
If you run into any issues through Settings, email us directly at support@bijilive.biz with the subject line "Self-Exclusion Request". We'll take action within 24 hours.
Warning Signs of Addiction
Betting addiction develops gradually. The accordion below outlines key warning signs to help you assess yourself or someone you care about.
- Using grocery or rent money for betting
- Borrowing money from friends or family to bet
- Chasing losses with bigger bets to win back money
- Betting with credit card debt or mobile banking loans
- Feeling unable to stop betting
- Feeling extreme frustration or anger after a loss
- Lying or hiding the truth about betting
- Neglecting work or family to spend time on betting
- Withdrawing from family and friends
- Repeatedly arguing with loved ones over betting
- Skipping family events to place bets
- Keeping your betting activity hidden from family
- Sleep problems or loss of sleep due to betting
- Experiencing excessive stress and anxiety
- Neglecting meals and personal care
- Persistent headaches and ongoing physical discomfort
10 Golden Rules for Safe Betting
Follow these guidelines for a better long-term experience on bijilive:
- Set Your Budget First: At the start of each month, set aside a fixed entertainment budget — an amount you can afford to lose without it affecting your daily life.
- Expect to Lose: Before you place a bet, remind yourself that this money may not come back. Keeping that mindset makes losses easier to accept.
- Stick to Your Time Limits: Avoid betting for long stretches at a time. Take a break every 30 minutes.
- Don't bet on impulse: Never bet when you're angry, upset, emotionally charged, or under the influence of alcohol.
- Don't Chase Losses: Chasing losses with bigger bets is the most dangerous pattern in gambling.
- Cash Out Your Winnings: When you win big, withdraw the money – don't put it all back on the line.
- One Account Only: Don't create multiple accounts – it's against the rules and a sign of addictive behavior.
- Take a break: Take a complete break every now and then — it helps clear your head.
- Keep other hobbies: Don't make betting your only hobby. Keep up with other interests and activities.
- Be open: Talk openly with your family about betting. If you start hiding it, that's a sign something is wrong.
Minor Protection
Bijilive strictly prohibits access to anyone under the age of 18. We have put multiple measures in place to enforce this policy:
- Age Verification at Registration: Strict age verification is carried out using date of birth and a valid ID.
- KYC Process: Full identity verification is required before your first withdrawal.
- Parental Controls: Families are advised to use internet filtering software.
- Suspicious Account Investigation: Accounts suspected of being used by a minor are suspended immediately.
- Awareness Notice: An 18+ warning is clearly displayed on every page.
If you suspect a minor is using bijilive, please contact us immediately at support@bijilive.biz. We will take prompt action.
Parents are advised to install parental control software on home devices and regularly monitor their children's online activity.
Ways to Get Support
If you feel that betting is having a negative impact on your life or someone you care about, don't try to handle it alone — reach out for help. Support is available through the following:
Bijilive Live Chat
Chat with our support team directly in Bangla. Available 24/7.
Email Support
Email us at support@bijilive.biz. We'll respond within 24 hours.
Professional Advice
Get confidential support from a mental health professional.
Talk to Family
Talk it over with a trusted family member — it takes real courage.
Remember – asking for help isn't a sign of weakness; it's the bravest step you can take. bijilive is always here for you.