1 What is responsible gaming?
Responsible gaming is not just about following rules — it is about keeping gaming in the entertainment space and not letting it become a burden. At 7152, we believe every player should stay in control. Online gaming should be fun — never a source of anxiety, debt, or family problems.
Under 7152's responsible gaming policy, we want you to make informed decisions — when to play, how much to play, and when to take a break. Gaming is optional entertainment, not a source of income.
7152 offers a range of tools on our platform to support responsible gaming — all available for you to use on your own terms. This page covers everything you need to know. Remember, asking for help is not a sign of weakness — it takes real strength.
2 Recognizing Signs of Problem Gaming
It is not always easy to see when gaming is having a negative impact on your life. According to 7152's responsible gaming guidelines, the following signs are worth paying attention to.
Betting Beyond Your Means
Using money meant for rent, food, or your child's education to gamble is a serious warning sign.
Chasing losses
Chasing losses by placing increasingly larger bets to win back what you lost is a dangerous cycle to fall into.
Hiding from family and friends
You are hiding from family or loved ones how much time or money you are spending.
Emotional Distress
You feel anxious or irritable when you are not playing, and you find it hard to focus on anything other than gaming.
Impact on work or studies
Gaming is affecting your focus at work, or you are missing office hours or classes because of it.
3 Self-Assessment Test
Take a moment and answer the following questions honestly. As part of 7152's responsible gaming framework, this self-assessment will help you better understand your gaming habits.
4 How to Set Your Limits
The most effective way to game responsibly at 7152 is to set your limits before you start. You can adjust any of the limits below at any time from your account settings.
Daily Limit
Set the maximum amount in BDT you want to deposit each day.
Weekly Limit
Set the total amount you want to wager within a seven-day period.
Monthly Limit
A monthly budget limit helps you stay on track by the end of the month.
Session Time
Set a maximum number of hours you want to play in a single session.
Loss Limit
The system will automatically stop you once you have lost a set amount.
Break Time
Take a mandatory break of 24 hours or 7 days.
5 Self-Exclusion Process & Steps
If you feel you need an extended break, 7152's responsible gaming self-exclusion feature is here to help. Self-exclusion means your account will be completely deactivated for a set period.
Go to Account Settings
Log in and look for the "Responsible Gaming" option.
Choose Your Self-Exclusion Duration
1 week, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, or 5 years — choose what works best for you.
Confirm
Confirm your self-exclusion using the OTP sent to your mobile number.
Account will be deactivated
Login, deposits, and gameplay will be fully suspended for the specified period.
Contact Support
If you're unable to do it through Settings, contact the support team directly and they'll take care of it within 24 hours.
6 Minor Protection
7152 is strictly for players aged 18 and above. Keeping minors away from gaming is not just our legal obligation — it is a commitment we take seriously.
- Age verification is mandatory at registration.
- Age and identity are verified a second time during the KYC process.
- Family members can contact support to enable parental controls.
- If a minor's account is identified, it is immediately closed and all associated data is removed.
- If you have children at home, use a password lock on your device.
7 Where to Get Help
If you are struggling to manage a gaming problem on your own, seek professional support. As part of 7152's responsible gaming commitment, we are here for you every step of the way.
- 7152 Support Team: [email protected] — available 24/7 for assistance.
- National Mental Health Helpline: Contact the Bangladesh Government's mental health helpline.
- Family & Friends: Talk openly with the people close to you — they are your greatest source of support.
- Counselling Services: Consult a local mental health professional.