Responsible Gambling at BN88

Gambling should be paid entertainment, never a way to make money or escape problems. BN88 offers tools to help you stay in control, and its support team is available 24/7.

18+ only

You must be 18 or older to use BN88. Identities are verified, and a false age claim leads to account suspension and forfeited winnings, with deposits refunded. Gambling laws differ by country, so check the rules that apply where you live.

Account tools: limits, cooling-off and self-exclusion

ToolWhat it doesHow to set it
Deposit limitCaps how much you can depositResponsible Gaming settings, or ask support to set it
Cooling-offA short break from your accountResponsible Gaming settings or support
Self-exclusionBlocks your account for a chosen periodLive Chat or email to [email protected]
Account blockCloses access to your accountContact support

Self-exclusion can't be cancelled. Once set, it stays in place until the period you chose has ended, so choose a period you're sure about.

Tips for staying in control

  • Decide in advance how much money and time you will spend, and stop when you reach either.
  • Only gamble with disposable money, never money for bills, rent, food or family.
  • Take a break at least every 30 minutes.
  • Learn a game's rules before you play it. Every casino game on this site has a rules guide.
  • Take longer breaks too. BN88 suggests two weeks off after a month of regular play.
  • Never chase losses by raising your stakes, and don't gamble when upset, stressed or drinking.
  • If it feels out of hand, talk to someone close to you or get professional help.

Recognising problem gambling

Be alert to these red flags:

  • spending more than you can afford;
  • an urge to gamble you can't overcome;
  • hiding gambling from friends and family;
  • borrowing money to gamble;
  • gambling to escape negative emotions;
  • neglecting your health, relationships or responsibilities;
  • feeling anxious or stressed when you're not gambling;
  • continuing to gamble despite repeated losses.

Self-check: is gambling affecting you?

Answer yes or no to each question:

  1. Does gambling interfere with work, studies or family time?
  2. Do you feel regret or shame after betting?
  3. Have you emptied your wallet chasing wins?
  4. Have you borrowed money to keep gambling?
  5. Has gambling harmed your personal life or mental health?
  6. Have you ever committed an illegal act to fund bets?
  7. Have you tried to quit or cut back and failed?
  8. Have you lied about how much you gamble or lose?
  9. Have you lost friendships or job performance because of gambling?
  10. Have you built up debt from gambling?
  11. Have you sold things to get betting money?
  12. Have you put gambling ahead of the people you love?
  13. Have you had thoughts of suicide linked to losses?
  14. Do you rush back to gamble after losing?
  15. Have you lost motivation for daily tasks because of gambling?

Several "yes" answers suggest a problem. Use the account tools above and contact one of the services below.

If you are having thoughts of suicide, please talk to someone today. In Bangladesh, call the national emergency number 999, or contact the emotional support helpline Kaan Pete Roi.

Where to get help

  • Gambling Therapy: free online support for anyone affected by gambling, available internationally.
  • BeGambleAware: information and advice on gambling harm.

Problem gambling is common and treatable, and asking for help early makes a difference. BN88 support is available 24/7 through Live Chat.

Keeping minors safe

If children use your devices:

  • turn on filters that block gambling sites on your home network;
  • create separate device profiles for children with restricted access;
  • switch off password saving on shared devices;
  • never leave a device unattended while signed in to BN88;
  • keep banking details away from children, and talk to them about the harm gambling can cause.