Gaming should bring joy, not stress. At Boro Jeet, we believe the true purpose of playing is entertainment — and it's our responsibility to make sure that entertainment never becomes harmful.
Many people assume online gaming is inherently risky. The truth is, like any form of entertainment, gaming only becomes a problem when it gets out of control. At Boro Jeet, we believe that with the right awareness and a few simple habits, gaming can be completely safe and enjoyable.
Responsible gaming means knowing your budget before you play, setting time limits, and being aware of your mental state. It means not placing bigger bets out of greed or frustration. This matters not just for you — but for your family too.
Boro Jeet has enforced responsible gaming policies on its platform from day one. Our system automatically detects unusual betting patterns and alerts members when necessary. Every member can also set deposit limits, betting limits, and self-exclusion directly from their account.
Gaming is entertainment, not a source of income. Never chase lost money by betting more. If you feel gaming is affecting other areas of your life, seek help now.
Gaming addiction doesn't always strike suddenly. Often it creeps up gradually, and the situation becomes serious before you even realize it. If you notice any of the signs below in yourself or someone you know, it's time to take action:
Experiencing these signs doesn't make you a bad person. This is a mental health issue, and with timely help, recovery is absolutely possible. Boro Jeet is always here for its members.
Boro Jeet's expert team developed these simple guidelines with Bangladeshi players in mind. Follow them to keep gaming fun, always:
Decide in advance how much you're willing to spend on gaming each month. Once that amount is gone, don't make any new deposits. On Boro Jeet, you can set a monthly deposit limit directly from your account.
Set a daily time limit for how long you play. Use a timer — when it goes off, step away and do something else. Your phone's screen time feature can help with this.
Don't sit down to play when you're angry, upset, or stressed. Your judgment is impaired in those states, and the risk of losing goes up significantly.
Wins and losses are both part of gaming. If you lose, accept it — and don't try to place a 'recovery bet' to chase your losses. That's the biggest trap of all.
Be open with your family about your gaming. If you start hiding it, that's a sign something is wrong. Keep the conversation honest and open.
Extended play sessions impair your judgment. Every 30–45 minutes, step away, drink some water, and stretch your legs.
Never game under the influence of alcohol or any substance. Impaired judgment significantly increases the risk of making decisions you'll regret.
When you win big, withdraw a portion right away. Don't put everything back on the line — keep some of your winnings for yourself.
On Boro Jeet, you can temporarily or permanently close your account yourself at any time. It takes just 3 minutes to activate.
If you feel like things are getting out of hand, don't wait — contact Boro Jeet support. We're here to help, not to judge.
Answer the following questions honestly. If you answer 'Yes' to 3 or more, we strongly recommend speaking with our support team.
Boro Jeet is more than just a gaming platform — we're committed to building a responsible community. The mental and financial well-being of every member means more to us than our own business success.
Log in to Boro Jeet and set these limits at any time from your account settings:
For professional help with gaming addiction, please reach out to:
Boro Jeet strictly prohibits anyone under 18 from creating an account or gaming on our platform. NID verification is mandatory at registration. If there are minors in your household, please use parental control software.
How to support a family member struggling with gaming addiction
Listen without judgment instead of criticising directly. Try to understand why they've become so involved. Often, simply having someone to talk to helps a person recognise the problem on their own.
Plan a trip together, get active, or spend quality time with family. Engaging alternatives are one of the most effective ways to shift focus away from gaming.
If the situation becomes serious, encourage seeking advice from a mental health professional. Boro Jeet's support team can point you in the right direction.