gx99 prioritizes responsible gaming and provides powerful tools to help players stay in control. Here's a complete guide to all tools and how to use them:
Accessing Responsible Gaming Tools:
(1) Log in to your gx99 account.
(2) Find "My Account" or "Account Settings."
(3) Go to the "Responsible Gaming," "Limits," "Gaming Controls," or "Security" section.
Available Tools:
1) Deposit Limit:
Limit how much you can deposit.
- Time period: daily, weekly, or monthly.
- Limit: set as needed (e.g., 10,000 BDT daily maximum).
- Increasing limits has a 24-hour cooling-off period.
- Decreasing limits takes effect immediately.
2) Loss Limit:
Limit how much you can lose.
- Net loss is calculated (deposits minus wins).
- When the limit is reached, you cannot play further.
- Resets automatically when the period ends.
3) Session Time Limit:
Set the maximum duration of a single gaming session.
- Duration: 1 hour to 8 hours.
- After time expires, you're automatically logged out.
- You can log back in after the cooling-off period ends.
4) Reality Check:
Receive regular reminders showing how long you've been playing and how much you've spent.
- Reminder frequency: every 15, 30, 60, or 120 minutes.
- When prompted, you can continue playing or take a break.
5) Time-Out (short-term break):
Close your account for days to weeks.
- Duration: 24 hours, 7 days, 2 weeks, or 6 weeks.
- You cannot log in during this period.
- You must reopen it yourself when the period ends (it won't auto-reopen).
6) Self-Exclusion (long-term or permanent):
Completely exclude yourself in serious situations.
- Duration: 30 days, 6 months, 1 year, or permanent (lifetime).
- No access during exclusion.
- After the period ends (if not permanent), access is restored.
How to Set Limits:
(1) Click on the tool.
(2) Enter the amount or duration.
(3) Confirm and save.
(4) The system will verify and save your settings.
Important:
- Once set, limits are restricted from being changed.
- Increasing requires waiting; decreasing is immediate.
- These tools support responsible gaming but are not substitutes for treatment.
- If gaming becomes a problem, seek professional help (mental health services, gaming support groups, etc.).
More Information:
For more on responsible gaming, visit our
Responsible Gaming page.