At wjet2 Responsible Gaming —
Keep it fun, know your limits

Responsible gaming means treating gaming as a healthy form of entertainment — where spending, time, and emotions all remain within your control. wjet2 believes that building a culture of responsible gaming is the shared duty of both the platform and its players.

When online gaming or betting is purely for enjoyment, it can be a great part of life. But when it turns into an obsession, it can harm your family, finances, and mental health. That's why wjet2 treats responsible gaming as one of its core principles.

Responsible gaming means not chasing losses with bigger bets, keeping a clear head when making decisions, and having the courage to stop when you feel it's time. wjet2 supports that courage and provides all the tools you need.

Online gaming is growing rapidly in popularity across Bangladesh, with millions of people spending time on various platforms every day. At the same time, a lack of awareness is leading some users into financial and mental health difficulties. wjet2 does not want any of its users to end up in that situation.

Practicing responsible gaming makes the experience far more enjoyable, because you know you're in control. If you lose, it's within a limit you planned for — so the stress is much lower. Wins feel great, and losses are something you can handle.

• Your financial security stays intact — household money is never put at risk.
• Family relationships stay intact — no need for secrets or lies.
• Your mental health stays in good shape — reducing the risk of anxiety and depression.
• Your professional life stays on track — you can focus at work.
• Gaming remains enjoyable in the long run — your budget doesn't run out.

Gaming addiction doesn't happen overnight — it builds gradually. If you notice any of the signs below, it's time to pay attention. These are not signs of weakness; recognizing them and seeking help is the smart thing to do.

• An intense urge to keep coming back to "win back" lost money.
• Hiding the amount of time or money spent on gaming from family or friends.
• Feeling angry or restless when asked to stop gaming.
• Placing bets using household funds or borrowed money.
• Continuing to play while neglecting work, studies, or family responsibilities.
• Sleep problems, loss of appetite, or increased irritability.
• Thinking about gaming constantly — unable to focus on anything else.

Take a moment to reflect on the questions below. This isn't a formal test — it's simply a way to become more aware of your own habits.

Wjet2's protection tools are easy to access right from your account settings. Here's a step-by-step guide.

These tips, gathered from experienced gamers, will help enhance your gaming experience and build responsible gaming habits.

• Set your budget in advance: Decide in advance how much BDT you'll spend on gaming each week or month — and stick to it.
• Be prepared to lose: Never bet money you can't afford to lose. Gaming always carries risk.
• Take regular breaks: Take at least a 10–15 minute break every hour. Get up, walk around, and drink some water.
• Don't play when you're upset or under the influence: Stress and alcohol impair your judgment and decision-making ability.
• Know when to stop a winning run: Even on a winning streak, don't keep playing past your limit — luck doesn't always go one way.
• Don't treat gaming as a profession: Responsible gaming means playing for entertainment — not as a regular source of income.
• Set a timer: Use your phone's timer or wjet2's session limit feature — it helps you keep track of time.
• Stick to your sleep and meal schedule: Skipping sleep or meals for gaming is harmful to your health.

Wjet2 strictly ensures that no minors (under 18) can access their platform. That said, adults in the household share this responsibility too.

• Never share your wjet2 account password with anyone.
• Do not leave gaming apps or websites accessible to children.
• Use parental control software on your devices.
• If you feel a family member is spending too much time on online gaming, have an open and honest conversation with them.
• If you have any concerns, let wjet2 support know — we'll investigate and take the necessary steps.

If you suspect a family member is struggling with a gambling problem, encourage them with empathy — not blame — to seek professional help. Addiction is a mental health condition, not a matter of willpower.

Asking for help takes courage. wjet2 is always here for its users. If you feel that gaming is having a negative impact on your life, reach out through any of the options below.