Online gaming is fun, exciting, and a great way to unwind. But when it starts to have a negative impact on your life, it's time to stop. fq999 believes that staying in control of the game is always the biggest win.
Responsible gaming means enjoying gaming in a way that does not negatively affect your life, relationships, or finances. At fq999, we want you to always stay in control of your play — not let the game control you.
Online gaming is a form of entertainment, not a source of income. fq999Responsible gaming at fq999 means knowing when to play, how much to play, and when to take a break. That awareness is what makes you a healthy gamer.
Fq999 believes every player's safety and mental well-being is our responsibility. That's why we offer tools to set limits, self-assess, and take a temporary break whenever you need one — no questions asked.
Responsible gaming does not mean giving up games — it means enjoying them the right way. fq999 is here to help you maintain that balance.
If you notice the following signs, gaming may be having a negative impact on your life. Recognizing them early is the first step to avoiding bigger problems.
You are spending more than your set budget on gaming or placing bigger bets to try to recover what you have lost.
Once you start playing, time just slips away — hours pass before you even realize it.
You are skipping family events or avoiding spending time with friends because of gaming.
When you lose, you lose your temper, feel on edge, or treat family members poorly.
Hiding your gaming habits or spending from family or those close to you.
You are unable to focus at work or gaming is affecting your job performance or studies.
Don't panic — reaching out for help is the brave thing to do. Contact the fq999 support team or log in to your account and activate self-exclusion yourself.
We back responsible gaming not just in words, but in action. These tools are built for your benefit and can be used directly from your account.
Set your own daily, weekly, or monthly deposit limits. Once set, increasing a limit requires a 7-day waiting period, but reductions take effect immediately.
Set a daily time limit for playing in advance. Once the time is up, you'll receive an automatic alert and the session will end.
If you exceed a set loss amount, your account will automatically pause gaming activity. This helps prevent impulsive overspending.
Need a short break? Take time off from 24 hours up to 6 weeks. You will not be able to log in during this period.
If you need a long-term break, activate full self-exclusion for anywhere from 6 months to 5 years. No new account can be opened during this period.
View a detailed report of your full gaming history, wins and losses, and total spending at any time. Awareness is the first step toward change.
Never think of gaming as a source of income. It's for entertainment — just like going to the movies or eating out.
Before each session, decide the maximum amount in BDT you're willing to spend — and stick to that limit, whether you win or lose.
Take a break every 30–45 minutes. Stand up, drink some water, take a short walk — then decide whether you want to continue playing.
Avoid gaming when you're stressed, anxious, or feeling lonely. Your judgment and decision-making are weakened during these moments.
"Chasing losses" is the most dangerous habit. Accept the loss and end your session.
Don't hide your gaming habits from family or friends. Being open about it is a sign of good mental health.
Fq999 strictly prohibits gaming by minors. If you have children or teenagers at home, make sure parental controls are enabled on their devices.
Answer the following questions honestly. If you answer "Yes" to 3 or more, please speak with our support team.
Do you often end up spending more than your planned budget on gaming?
Do you feel agitated or irritated when someone tells you to stop or tries to get you to quit gaming?
Do you feel an overwhelming urge to play again in order to recover money you've lost?
Do you find yourself concealing how much time or money you spend on gaming from family or friends?
Is gaming preventing you from keeping up with work, studies, or family responsibilities?
Are you turning to gaming as a way to solve financial problems?
Do you feel down or restless when you are not able to play?
Are you taking on debt or cutting back on essentials because of gaming?