When gaming starts to feel like a burden, it's no longer enjoyable. Bingoolus wants you to always play in control — financially, mentally, and with your family's wellbeing intact.
Use our dedicated tools to keep your gaming habits healthy
Set your own daily, weekly, or monthly deposit limit. Lowering the limit takes effect immediately, but increasing it requires a 24-hour cooling-off period.
Set a time limit for each gaming session. Once your time is up, Bingoolus will automatically alert you and encourage you to take a break.
Block your account for a set period — from 1 week to permanently. During the exclusion, you will not receive any promotional messages or offers.
Set a daily or weekly loss limit. Once you reach that limit, Bingoolus will stop accepting bets from you for the rest of that day.
At set intervals, a pop-up will remind you how long you've been playing and how much you've won or lost. It's a simple way to stay aware.
If you're concerned about gaming addiction, the Bingoolus support team can connect you with a trained counsellor — completely confidential.
Use the sliders below to explore your preferred limits. Once you log in to your Bingoolus account, you'll be able to set these for real.
Need a break? Temporarily suspend your account for any of the periods below.
Any attempt to open a new account during a self-exclusion period will be blocked immediately.
If you notice these signs, take a break immediately
The urge to place more bets in a row to recover losses — this is the biggest warning sign.
When you start dipping into household funds or savings to place bets.
Regularly finding that a planned 30-minute session has stretched into 3–4 hours without realising it.
Feeling the need to hide your betting activity from family or those close to you.
You feel irritable or have trouble concentrating when you're not betting.
Developing a habit of placing bets using money borrowed from friends, family, or online sources.
Before you start playing at Bingoolus, we want to be upfront about one thing — betting is entertainment, not a source of income. Many people in Bangladesh come to online gaming out of a love for cricket, or simply for a bit of extra fun. That's perfectly fine. But when that enjoyment turns into a compulsion, it becomes harmful — to the individual, their family, and the wider community.
Bingoolus believes that fostering a responsible gaming environment is not just a benefit for members — it is our ethical obligation. That's why we've built tools to help members play within their limits. No pressure, no rush — play at your own pace, within your own budget.
Remember — there are no guaranteed wins. Betting always carries the risk of loss. Only play with money you can afford to lose without it affecting your daily life.
Decide at the start of each month the maximum amount you'll spend on betting that month. Set that limit and don't exceed it — no matter what.
Decide how long you'll play before you start. Set a timer — and actually stop when it goes off.
Avoid betting when you're feeling frustrated, angry, or stressed. You're unlikely to make sound decisions in that state.
If you have a losing day, stop — don't try to win it back. The "just one more" mindset is the most dangerous trap.
Stay completely away from betting at least two days a week. This is essential for your mental well-being.
Sometimes it's hard to recognize the problem yourself. If a family member or friend notices someone behaving unusually around betting, they should speak up and take it seriously.
Bingoolus provides a way to report problematic gaming. If a family member believes an account holder needs support, please reach out to support@bingoolus.biz — we will handle the matter with full confidentiality and provide the appropriate assistance.
Remember — asking for help is not a sign of weakness; it takes real courage. Bingoolus is always here for you.
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