Gaming is for fun — not stress. Use Bajievip's responsible gaming tools and guidelines to protect yourself and help those close to you stay informed.
Online gaming and betting are growing in popularity across Bangladesh. Many people place a casual bet during a cricket match or play online games with friends — it's completely normal entertainment. But when gaming starts to spiral out of control, it can become a serious problem.
Bajievip believes responsible gaming isn't just about "playing less" — it's about knowing your limits, sticking to a budget, and never letting entertainment become a burden in your life. Our goal is for every member to keep enjoying the experience over the long term.
That's why Bajievip has developed a range of practical tools you can use on your own — without any embarrassment. From Deposit Limits to Self-Exclusion, everything you need is right at your fingertips.
Gaming stays enjoyable as long as you follow three core principles of responsible play: 1) Play for entertainment only, not to make money. 2) Set a budget beforehand and stick to it. 3) Make spending time with family and friends your top priority.
We're more than just a betting platform — we're committed to building a responsible community. Joining Bajievip isn't only about access to games; it's a guarantee that you'll play in a safe environment.
Our dedicated Responsible Gaming team works around the clock to ensure that any member facing difficulties can get immediate support.
These tools on Bajievip are free and easy to use. Enable them anytime from your account settings.
Set a maximum amount you're willing to deposit daily, weekly, or monthly. Once the limit is reached, the system will automatically prevent any further deposits.
Effective ImmediatelySet a time limit for your session before you start playing. Once the limit is reached, a reminder will appear and the session will end automatically.
CustomizableTake a break anywhere from 24 hours to 30 days. During this period you can still log in to your account, but placing bets or making deposits will not be possible. Your account will reactivate automatically once the break period ends.
24 Hours to 30 DaysIf you feel the need, you can close your account entirely — either temporarily (up to 6 months) or permanently. During self-exclusion, opening a new account will also be blocked.
6 months or permanentSet a maximum loss amount at which your betting will stop for a given period. Once the Loss Limit is reached, no further bets can be placed until that period resets.
Risk ControllerEvery 30, 60, or 90 minutes, a pop-up will appear summarizing how long you've been playing and how much you've won or lost.
Awareness ToolsEach tool at Bajievip works differently. Refer to the table below for a quick overview of how each one operates.
| Tools | Range | Effectiveness | Cancellation Window |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deposit Limit | ৳200–Unlimited | Instant | 24 hours (extendable) |
| Session Limit | 30 min – 8 hours | Instant | 24 Hours |
| Loss Limit | ৳500 – Unlimited | Instant | 48 Hours |
| Cooling Off | 1–30 Days | Instant | Auto-renews at the end of the period |
| Self-Exclusion | 6 Months–Permanent | Instant | Non-reversible |
| Reality Check | 30–90 Minutes | Instant | Anytime |
Log in to Bajievip with your mobile number and password. You can do this from either the mobile app or the website.
Click your name or profile icon in the top right corner. From the dropdown menu, select "Settings".
On the Settings page, click "Responsible Gaming" in the left-hand menu.
Choose whichever applies — Deposit Limit, Session Limit, or Self-Exclusion — and set your preferred amount or time period.
Clicking the "Confirm" button will apply the setting immediately. A confirmation email or SMS will be sent to you.
Watch out for the signs below. If you notice any of them in yourself or someone you know, seek help.
"Just a little more and I'll cover my losses" — if that thought keeps coming back, be careful. It's the most dangerous mindset there is.
Planned to play for an hour and ended up going all night — if this keeps happening, it's time to enable Session Limits.
Feeling irritable or restless when you're not betting or gaming may be a sign of psychological dependence.
If you feel like telling your loved ones would cause problems, that's a sign something isn't right.
Borrowing money to keep playing after your salary or savings run out is a sign that the problem is getting worse.
Thinking about the game even while working, studying, or spending time with family.
Needing to bet more and more to get the same thrill — this is a sign of tolerance.
Continuing to game while ignoring basic physical needs is a serious sign of addiction.
Answer the following questions honestly. If you answer "Yes" to three or more, consider seeking help.
Answer based on the past 1 month
If someone close to you is struggling with a gaming problem, here's how you can help:
Calmly share your concerns without getting angry or placing blame. Let them know you're there for them.
Tell them about Bajievip's Self-Exclusion or Cooling-Off tools, and offer to set them up together.
Encourage them to reach out to Bajievip's Support Team or a mental health professional for assistance.
Change doesn't happen overnight. Stay supportive and patient.
Follow these six principles and gaming will always stay enjoyable.
Set a fixed weekly or monthly gaming budget — an amount you can afford to lose without it affecting your household finances.
Don't expect gaming to be a source of income. Treat it as entertainment — just like going to the cinema or dining out.
Always put family, friends, and work first. Play only on the condition that gaming never takes their place.
Increasing your bets to win back what you've lost is the biggest mistake you can make. When you've hit your limit for the day, stop.
Take regular breaks instead of playing for long stretches at a time. Grab a cup of tea, go for a short walk — then come back and make your next decision with a clear head.
If something feels wrong, reach out to Bajievip Support or someone you trust right away. Asking for help is not a sign of weakness.