The Bottom Line: Responsible gaming means betting for entertainment within your means — not to recover losses, and not as a source of income.
Millions of members enjoy teabaji every day — playing cricket, football, or Live Casino purely for the fun of it. For most people, it stays exactly that: a great source of entertainment. For a small number, though, betting can gradually start to feel out of control. Recognising that moment and knowing when to step back is what responsible gaming is all about.
Teabaji has always believed that a member's long-term wellbeing matters far more than hundreds of bonuses. That's why the responsible gaming tools aren't here just to tick a compliance box — they're genuinely usable and always within easy reach.
Take a moment to read through this page. What's covered here isn't only useful when things go wrong — knowing it in advance makes it much easier to avoid problems in the first place.
Teabaji's responsible gaming policy is built on several core pillars. These aren't just words on paper — each one is backed by real, practical measures.
Betting addiction doesn't happen overnight. Changes creep in gradually — ones that you or someone close to you often notice first. If even a couple of the signs below feel familiar, it may be time to take a break.
Repeatedly depositing beyond your set limit, or using household money for betting.
Chasing losses by placing bigger bets to win back what you've lost — this is the most dangerous pattern of all.
Losing track of how long you've been playing, or staying up through the night to keep going.
Having conflicts with family or friends over your betting, or keeping it hidden from them.
Feeling restless when you're not playing, or becoming extremely angry or withdrawn after a loss.
Being unable to focus on work or studies because of betting, or neglecting your responsibilities.
Please note: If you recognise these signs, don't blame yourself. It's a problem — and problems have solutions. Teabaji's support team is ready to help in Bengali.
Answer the questions below honestly — to yourself. That honesty is what matters most.
Teabaji offers several responsible gaming tools that any member can use free of charge. These can be activated directly through your account settings or by contacting support.
Set your own daily, weekly, or monthly deposit limit. Once the limit is reached, the system will not accept any further deposits.
You can see exactly how long you've been playing. Set automatic reminders or a session logout once a chosen time limit is reached.
Take a temporary break from 1 to 30 days. Deposits and betting will not be possible during this period.
Close your account completely for 6 months or 1 year. During this period, it cannot be reopened even upon request.
See your total deposits and losses over the last 7, 30, or 90 days — all in one place.
A reminder pops up every 30, 60, or 90 minutes to let you know how long you've been playing.
Deposit limits are the most effective responsible gaming tool available. Set a limit at the start of the month and you can play the rest of it with peace of mind.
Log in to Teabaji and click your profile icon in the top-right corner.
Look for the "Responsible Gaming" section under "Account Settings".
Daily, weekly, or monthly — you can set any one or all of these limits independently.
The limit takes effect immediately once you enter the OTP sent to your registered number.
Important: Lowering your limit takes effect immediately. However, increasing it requires a 72-hour waiting period — this delay is intentional, to prevent impulsive decisions from raising your limit in the moment.
If you ever feel you need a longer break from betting, self-exclusion is the best option. Once activated, your account is fully suspended — no deposits, bets, or Live Casino access will be possible.
You can activate self-exclusion directly through your settings, or simply ask support via live chat and they'll take care of it right away.
Teabaji strictly does not serve anyone under the age of 18. Date of birth is verified at registration, and in cases of doubt, an NID or birth registration certificate is requested.
If there are teenagers in your household who use your devices, it's worth taking a few precautions.
These are small habits — but they make a real difference over time.
Many platforms have a responsible gaming page — but it's buried like a footnote, hard to find. On Teabaji, it's accessible directly from the menu, because we believe it's a core service, not a box-ticking exercise.
For many people, placing a small bet on Teabaji while watching a cricket match makes the experience more exciting. During a Bangladesh–India match, every ball of the final over suddenly feels much more intense — that's the fun side of betting. But when betting itself becomes the goal and the match is just an excuse, that's when things start to go wrong.
That line isn't always easy to spot. That's exactly what Teabaji's responsible gaming tools are designed for — the session timer tells you how long you've been playing, the activity summary shows how much you've spent, and the cooling-off feature gives you space to step back.
Teabaji's support staff are specially trained in responsible gaming. Anyone who reaches out for help is never judged — they're helped. Whether you need to set up self-exclusion, understand deposit limits, or simply want to talk, support is available in Bengali.
It also happens that a family member becomes concerned about someone's betting. They too can contact Teabaji's support team — advice is given with full confidentiality.
Teabaji wants every member to enjoy the platform for years to come — and that's only possible when betting stays in control. A happy, healthy member who's still with Teabaji five years from now matters more to us than any short-term gain.
Bet for as long as it stays fun. The moment it stops feeling like entertainment — or starts feeling like pressure — it's time to stop. Teabaji respects that decision and always keeps the door open for you to come back.
Common Questions About the Responsible Gaming Page
Bet within safe limits — and keep the fun exactly that: fun.