At bdt6, we believe gaming should be a source of entertainment and joy, not addiction. Your health and happiness are our highest priority.
Responsible gaming at bdt6 is not just a policy; it's part of our culture.
You can set your own limits on deposits, bets, and gaming time. Complete control is in your hands.
If you want to take a break from gaming, you can close your account temporarily or permanently.
Our Bengali-speaking support team is always ready to answer your questions and concerns.
We provide education on gaming problem signs and ways to get help.
Bdt6 ensures that only persons aged 18 years or older can open an account.
Your gaming history, playing time, and results are all clearly visible.
Gaming addiction or problem gaming is a behavioral disorder that can improve with proper treatment and support. It affects not just you, but your family and relationships too.
If you notice these signs in yourself or a loved one, seek help immediately.
You can set daily, weekly, or monthly deposit limits. Once set, you cannot exceed that limit until the cooldown period expires.
Set a maximum amount for each bet. This helps avoid large losses at once and helps you play responsibly.
You can set a mandatory break after a specific time. When the time ends, your account automatically locks.
If you don't want bonuses or promotions, you have the option to avoid them. This helps reduce temptation.
Go to Account Settings and find these options in the "Responsible Gaming" section.
This is a temporary measure where you can lock your account for 24 hours to 30 days. During this time, you cannot log in or place new bets.
If you decide you no longer want to game, you can permanently close your account. This is a permanent decision and all your information will be deleted.
Self-exclusion takes effect immediately and cannot be reversed.
Our trained and compassionate team is available 24/7. They can discuss gaming problems with you and help you find the right resources. Contact us via live chat, email, or phone.
Bdt6 partners with various gaming problem support organizations. These organizations provide completely free and confidential services:
If a loved one is struggling with gaming problems, there are ways to help. Most organizations offer counseling and support programs for family members.
Before gaming, ask yourself: Can I afford to play? Is this entertainment or am I getting into trouble? If unsure, take a break.
Think of gaming as an entertainment expense you can afford to lose. Never use money you need for essentials like rent, food, or medicine.
Decide how long you'll play daily or weekly and stick to it. Set a timer and stop when time is up.
Social relationships are important for mental health. Spend time with friends instead of gaming and pursue other hobbies.
If you're concerned your gaming is becoming a problem, tell someone. Your family, friends, or a professional can help you.
Gaming at bdt6 means more than just winning—it means playing responsibly and taking care of yourself. Set your limits today.