Time limit
Set daily or weekly times in app settings to 30 minutes or 2 hours, whichever works for you
Your play time, costs, and accounts are in your hands; open the xbaje App to set limits in a few steps, and Dhaka-based bKash users can also quickly adjust settings in the same way
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Set daily or weekly times in app settings to 30 minutes or 2 hours, whichever works for you
Set your daily money cap in advance; even with transfers via bKash, Nagad, or Rocket, the limits will stay separate
If you want a short break, pause temporarily; if needed, enable long-term self-exclusion easily
View last 7 days history to see where most time was spent and which settings to change
Check how long you've been playing since morning; if it goes beyond 1 hour, take a break
Set limits without counting monthly money; in Dhaka, many people check this before bKash top-ups
If tired, angry, or stressed, it's best to stop; automatic limits keep you from making wrong decisions
One profile is enough; after login, keep everything in one place
If you don’t understand something, get help; direct guidance is available on the xbaje Help and Contact page
Guides typically explain accounts, limits, or self-exclusion in three steps
Family-based counseling in Dhaka and surrounding areas can also help; reliable nearby support reduces stress
Keep notes of your play; viewing 7-day history reveals patterns and decisions improve
In the xbaje App, responsible gaming means more than rules; it’s about how long you stay, how much you spend, and when to stop, with clear control of all this
Bangladeshi users can quickly review these settings before starting to play with bKash, Nagad, or Rocket; register in xbaje, log in to xbaje, and if desired, also check the xbaje Download page to see how to run on each device
If any setting gets stuck, log in to xbaje and view support; self-exclusion, activity review, and all spending limits are in the same place
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