Safe Gaming Policy

Responsible Gaming at 62nd — Your Safety Is Our Priority

62nd believes that betting and gaming should be an enjoyable and controlled experience. We are committed to providing a safe, transparent, and responsible environment for users in Bangladesh. On this page, you'll find guidance on how to keep your gaming habits in check and where to turn for support when you need it.

Our Commitment to Responsible Gaming

62nd is more than a betting platform — we genuinely care about the overall wellbeing of our users. Every user has the right to game safely and enjoyably, and protecting that right is our responsibility.

Transparency & Honesty

We are always open about our rules and the risks involved. We present all terms and conditions clearly so users can make informed decisions. We remain fully transparent about the potential outcomes of every bet.

Supportive Environment

Our goal is to create an environment where entertainment and responsibility go hand in hand. If any user shows signs of excessive gaming, we actively work to support them. Our support team is always ready to help.

Social Responsibility

62nd is aware of its responsibilities to Bangladeshi society. We don't just provide entertainment — we also fulfil our role in the broader community. Protecting minors and supporting vulnerable individuals are core parts of our social commitment.

Recognising the Signs of Problem Gaming

Gaming problems don't always appear overnight — they develop gradually. If you notice any of the warning signs below in yourself or someone you know, it's time to take them seriously. Catching the signs early makes it much easier to turn things around.

  • A strong urge to keep betting in order to win back lost money
  • Hiding your gaming habits from family or friends, or being dishonest about them
  • Repeatedly spending beyond your set budget and being unable to stop
  • Spending excessive time gaming at the expense of work, studies, or family responsibilities
  • Feeling anxious, irritable, or restless when unable to game
  • A tendency to borrow money or dip into savings to fund gaming
  • Repeatedly trying to quit gaming but failing each time

What should you do if you notice these signs?

Start by being honest with yourself and acknowledging that there's a problem. Use 62nd's self-control tools — such as time limits or deposit limits. Talk to a trusted friend or family member.

Seeking professional help is not a sign of weakness — it takes real courage. Our FAQ You can find more information from or contact our support team directly.

A Smart Approach to Setting Time & Budget Limits

Planning ahead is essential for a balanced gaming experience. Following the tips below will help you enjoy gaming while avoiding financial and emotional stress.

Plan Your Budget

Before you start gaming, decide the maximum amount you're willing to spend that month. This should only be money whose loss won't affect your daily life. Never bet with money set aside for living expenses, rent, food, or savings. Keep a separate gaming budget and stick to it. Tracking your spending at the end of each month makes it much easier to stay in control.

Set Time Limits and Stick to Them

Decide in advance how much time you'll spend gaming each day or week, and stick to it strictly. Set a timer on your phone so you naturally take a break when the time is up. Avoid gaming right before bed or during family time. Take at least one full day off from gaming each week. Remember — gaming is one part of life, not the whole of it.

Avoid the Chasing Losses Trap

Chasing losses is one of the leading causes of problem gaming. Remember, every bet works independently — previous outcomes have no bearing on what comes next. If you lose, treat it as the cost of entertainment and end the session. Placing more bets to recover from a bad day only makes things worse. Tell yourself: "That's enough for today."

Check In With Yourself Regularly

Ask yourself a few questions each week: How much time and money did I spend on gaming this week? Is gaming affecting my family life or work? Am I still playing for fun, or do I feel like I have to? If any of your answers concern you, don't wait — take action. Use 62nd's self-assessment tool to check in on where you stand.

Self-Control Tools You Should Use

62nd offers its users a range of self-control features. These tools give you full control over your own gaming experience.

Deposit Limit

You can set daily, weekly, or monthly deposit limits for a specified period. Once set, a limit takes effect immediately. Increasing a limit is subject to a waiting period, giving you time to reconsider. This is one of the most effective tools available for managing your budget.

Breaks & Cooling-Off

If you feel like you need a break, you can temporarily suspend gaming activity on your account for a set period. During a cooling-off period, you won't be able to place bets, but your account and balance will remain safe. This pause can help you clear your head and plan ahead with a fresh perspective. Taking one is not a sign of weakness — it's a smart, responsible choice.

Self-Exclusion

When a gaming problem becomes serious, Self-Exclusion is the most powerful step you can take. Activating this feature places a long-term restriction on your account, preventing you from accessing the platform. You can choose the duration yourself — from several months to permanent. This option is recommended when other measures have not been effective.

Our Firm Stance on Protecting Minors

Anyone under the age of 18 is strictly prohibited from opening an account or gaming on 62nd. This is not just a legal requirement — it is our ethical responsibility. Minors are not adequately aware of the risks associated with gaming, and exposure can have a harmful impact on their mental development.

We carry out an age verification process at registration. If there is any suspicion that an account is being used by a minor, we reserve the right to immediately verify and, if necessary, suspend that account. We also encourage parents to monitor their children's device usage.

If there are minors in your household, use parental control software on your devices and keep your gaming account credentials secure. Use a strong password for your 62nd account and never share it with anyone or allow others to use your account.

Advice for Parents

  • Use password protection on your devices for gaming sites and keep them out of your children's reach.
  • Install internet filtering tools or parental control software that blocks betting and gaming sites.
  • Have open conversations with your children about the risks of online gaming and betting.
  • Keep your bank cards and payment details out of your children's reach.
  • If you suspect your child is becoming addicted to online gaming, don't delay — seek professional advice.

Maintain a Balanced Life

Gaming should be a small part of your life — not the whole of it. Maintaining a healthy balance with family, friends, work, and hobbies goes a long way toward reducing the risk of problem gaming.

Family Relationships

Spend quality time with your family and never let gaming take priority over family life. Your family members are your greatest source of support — be honest and open with them, and don't hesitate to lean on them when you need to.

Hobbies & Activities

Spend time on hobbies and physical activities outside of gaming. Get involved in sports, reading, arts, or community activities. This variety keeps you mentally healthy and reduces dependence on gaming.

Professional & Financial Goals

Keep your career and financial goals in focus. Gaming is never a reliable source of income — it's entertainment. In any long-term financial plan, treat your gaming budget as a limited leisure expense, nothing more.

Don't hesitate to seek professional help

Problem gaming is a serious mental health concern, and seeking professional help is entirely normal — and a courageous step. Mental health counselling services in Bangladesh are becoming increasingly accessible, and specialists can help you find the right path forward. 62nd always encourages you to reach out when you need support — it's a sign of strength, not weakness.

If you or someone you know is struggling with problem gaming, reach out to a local mental health professional, counsellor, or helpline. Talk to family members and don't try to face it alone — accepting support is always the right move.

Responsible Gaming FAQ

Below are answers to some common questions that 62nd users frequently ask.

Log in to your 62nd account and go to Account Settings. Under the "Responsible Gaming" section, you'll find the option to set deposit limits. Choose a daily, weekly, or monthly limit and enter your amount. The limit takes effect immediately once saved. Reducing a limit is instant, but increasing one requires a few days' waiting period — protecting you from impulsive decisions.

Yes, your account balance remains completely safe during self-exclusion. You won't be able to play, but your funds will be untouched. Once the self-exclusion period ends and your account is reactivated, you can withdraw those funds as normal. If you need to make a withdrawal while self-exclusion is active, please contact our support team.

Start by talking to them with empathy — try to understand their situation without judging or blaming them. Let them know you're there for them and ready to help. Encourage them to seek professional support, and if needed, offer to go with them to a counsellor. Share 62nd's responsible gaming resources with them. Remember, recovery takes time — be patient, and take care of your own wellbeing too.

Sports Betting and gaming of any kind are entertainment activities — they should never be treated as a reliable or regular source of income. There is no guaranteed way to win consistently in the long run, and every bet carries the risk of financial loss. Those who view gaming as a primary income source are at significantly higher risk of developing a gambling problem. 62nd always advises treating gaming purely as a leisure expense and never relying on it as a source of income.
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