Gaming is meant to be fun. But when the fun turns into a compulsion and starts straining your finances and family life — that's your cue to pause. jili200 helps you draw that line.
Online betting and gaming are meant to be entertainment — adding excitement to a cricket match, having some fun in your downtime. That's the whole point. But experience shows that for some people, it can go too far. It might start with chasing losses and placing bigger bets, or spending money without telling family.
Jili200 believes a happy player is our greatest asset. That's why we don't just offer games — we provide the tools to help you set your own boundaries. Because responsible gaming doesn't mean less fun; it means more fun, sustainably.
On this page, you'll find the warning signs of problem gaming, the safety tools available at jili200, and how to seek help if you need it.
Gaming should always be a form of entertainment, not a source of income. If it is affecting your mental well-being or financial health, that is a sign something is wrong.
These tools are always within reach to keep you safe
Set your own daily, weekly, or monthly maximum deposit amount. Reductions take effect immediately; increases require a 7-day waiting period.
Set a LimitDecide how long you want to play in one sitting. When the time is up, the app will automatically display a break reminder. You can also set a maximum daily session duration.
Set a Time LimitControl how much BDT you can wager within a set period. Stay within a safe limit and avoid taking on excessive risk.
Set Bet LimitsTemporarily suspend your account for a few hours or days. During this time, you won't be able to log in or place bets. Give yourself a break.
Take a BreakLock your account for anywhere from 30 days to 5 years. Once self-exclusion is active, it cannot be lifted before the chosen period ends.
Exclude MeView your full betting and win/loss history from the past 30, 90, or 180 days. This is the most helpful way to understand your own patterns.
View HistoryIf more than 3 of these apply to you, it may be a good idea to take a break
Chasing losses: After a loss, you place larger bets trying to win all your money back.
Playing in Secret: You bet in secret, hiding it from family or friends, or conceal how much you've spent.
Skipping Sleep or Work to Play: You stay up late betting, or find yourself thinking about games during work or study hours.
Spending Beyond Budget: You gamble with money meant for household essentials, bills, or debt repayments.
Unable to Stop: You've told yourself "never again" countless times — but stopping never happened.
Mood changes: You feel over-the-top excited when you win and angry or deeply down when you lose.
Relationship strain: Family members or friends have expressed concern about your betting, or arguments have arisen over it.
Borrowing money: You have borrowed money from someone or taken a loan via mobile banking to fund your betting.
All You Think About Is the Game: At work, with family, or in the middle of other tasks — you find yourself planning your next bet.
Restlessness when unable to play: You feel restless or irritable when you are unable to play for any reason.
Contact jili200's 24/7 Bangla support at support@jili200.net. We're here to help, without any judgment.
Answer just 3 questions to understand where your gaming habits stand
If you have trouble activating any tool, our Bengali-speaking support team is available via live chat to assist you.
Noticed a family member spending too much time on online betting? jili200 also accepts concerns and support requests from family members on a player's behalf.
Email us at support@jili200.net.
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