1 What is Responsible Gaming, really?
Responsible Gaming is more than just setting limits — it's a mindset, a habit that keeps gaming enjoyable and ensures it never becomes a burden on your life. 67bc believes every player has the right to enjoy gaming with a smile, and that's only possible when play stays within control.
Online gaming is a great source of entertainment, but it can come with certain risks. Many people start out playing for fun and gradually find themselves spending more time or money than intended. 67bc's responsible gaming policy is designed to prevent these issues before they arise.
Our platform offers a range of protection tools to help you monitor your gaming habits and take control when needed. These tools are entirely voluntary and can be activated at any time.
Core Principles of Responsible Gaming
- Always treat gaming as entertainment, not a source of income.
- Set a budget in advance and stick to it
- Avoid chasing losses by placing more bets to recover
- Always put family, work, and social life ahead of gaming
- Avoid gaming while drinking or under emotional stress
- Regularly review your gaming history
2 How to Recognize Signs of Gaming Addiction
Gaming addiction typically develops gradually — occasional play becomes regular, and eventually spirals out of control. Recognizing the early signs is critical. 67bc wants you to stay aware of these warning signs.
Behavioral Signs
- Spending far more time gaming than intended
- Being unable to stop gaming, or feeling uncomfortable when you do
- Continuing to play despite losses
- Lying to family or friends about gaming
- Neglecting work, studies, or family responsibilities
Financial Signs
- Spending Beyond Your Means
- Gaming with borrowed money or funds set aside for other purposes
- Repeatedly increasing bets to chase losses
- Cutting back on daily expenses to spend more on gaming
Emotional Signs
- Feeling anxious or depressed when unable to play
- Constantly thinking about gaming
- Turning to gaming as a way to escape stress
- Feeling unable to stay in control
3 Self-Assessment
Ask yourself the questions below. If you answer "yes" to one or more, it may be a warning sign.
4 67bc Responsible Gaming Tools
The 67bc platform offers a range of powerful protection tools to help you keep your gaming habits in check. These tools are accessible at any time from your Account Settings.
| Tool Name | Work | Time to take effect | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deposit Limit | Set daily, weekly, or monthly deposit limits | Immediate | Active |
| Session Time Limit | Setting session time limits | Immediate | Active |
| Bet Limit | Set a maximum stake per bet | Immediate | Active |
| Cooling-Off Period | Temporary Account Break | Within 24 Hours | On request |
| Self-Exclusion | Long-Term Account Closure (1 month – 5 years) | Within 24 Hours | On request |
| Permanent Closure | Permanently deactivating your account | Immediate | Irreversible |
5 Detailed Guide to Setting Limits
The most effective way to game responsibly is to set limits in advance. At 67bc, you can set three types of limits — financial limits, time limits, and loss limits.
Setting Financial Limits
Before you start gaming, decide how much you can afford to spend. This amount should never exceed 5% of your monthly income. Remember, gaming is entertainment — treat it like the cost of a movie ticket.
- Set a monthly gaming budget and stick to it strictly
- Set a deposit limit on your 67bc account to stay within your budget
- Never keep emergency funds in your gaming account
- When you win, withdraw a set portion — don't put it all back into the game
Time Limit Controls
Decide in advance how long you'll game each day. When you set a session timer on 67bc, you'll receive an alert when your time is up.
- Aim to limit daily gaming to 1–2 hours
- Avoid gaming right before bed
- Take at least 2 full days off from gaming each week
- Never sacrifice meals, sleep, or family time for gaming
Setting a Loss Limit
Set a loss limit for the day and stop when you reach it. Don't chase losses — trying to win back what you've lost often leads to losing even more.
6 Self-Exclusion Process
Self-exclusion is 67bc's most powerful responsible gaming tool. If you feel your gaming is getting out of control, you can block yourself from the platform for a set period of time.
Steps to Self-Exclude
- Log in to your 67bc account and go to "Account Settings"
- Select the "Self-Exclusion" option under the "Responsible Gaming" section
- Choose your break duration: 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, or 5 years
- Confirm — your account access will be suspended within 24 hours
- During the break, you can contact customer support for guidance and assistance
Cooling-Off Period
If long-term self-exclusion isn't necessary, use a cooling-off period. This temporarily suspends your account for 24 hours to 30 days, giving you space to reassess.
7 Protection of Minors
67bc strictly prohibits anyone under 18 from participating in gaming. Age verification is mandatory at registration, and any suspicious account is subject to investigation.
Advice for Parents
- Use parental control software on your device
- Keep your 67bc account password secure and away from children
- Always log out after a gaming session on a shared device
- Have open conversations with your children about online gaming
- If a minor gains access to your account, notify us immediately at [email protected]
8 The Role of Family and Loved Ones
Support from family is essential for someone struggling with gaming addiction. Often, those closest to a person are the first to notice the warning signs, even before the individual does.
How to Help
- Speak with empathy, not criticism
- Find alternative leisure activities to replace gaming time
- Encourage them to seek professional help when needed
- Stay involved in their finances and offer support
- Be patient — recovery takes time
Third-Party Request
If you are concerned about a family member's gaming habits, contact 67bc customer support. We will assess the situation and help you take the right steps.