Gaming should be fun — not stressful. 63bd wants you to play responsibly, within your budget, and with time still left for the people who matter.
At 63bd, responsible gaming isn't just a policy — it's our core commitment to every user. Online gaming is genuinely enjoyable when it's treated as entertainment. But when it gets out of control, it can cause real problems.
Our responsible gaming program keeps users informed, provides protective tools, and points the way to help when it's needed. Responsible gaming at 63bd means knowing your limits, sticking to your budget, and enjoying the games without neglecting family and friends.
The 63bd Responsible Gaming page is a trusted resource for every user. Here you can assess whether your gaming habits are healthy and use the available tools to keep yourself protected.
We provide a range of effective tools and measures to keep your gaming experience safe and enjoyable.
Set daily, weekly, or monthly deposit limits. Limits take effect immediately once set, and any increase requires a 24-hour waiting period.
Set a maximum duration for each gaming session. Once the time is up, you'll automatically receive a reminder or be logged out.
Pop-up notifications appear at set intervals to let you know how long you've been playing and how much you've spent.
Take a temporary or permanent break from the platform. Options range from 30 days to a permanent closure.
Set a maximum daily or weekly loss amount. Once you reach that limit, no further bets can be placed.
If you're experiencing gaming-related issues, our support team is ready 24/7 to help and point you in the right direction.
Set up Responsible Gaming tools on your 63bd account in just a few simple steps.
Log in to your 63bd account and go to Profile Settings.
Go to the Settings page and select the "Responsible Gaming" option.
Deposit limit, session time, loss limit, or self-exclusion — set whichever you need.
Save your changes. Limits take effect immediately.
The example limits below are provided as a general guide. Set your limits according to your own financial situation.
If you notice several of the signs below in yourself, consider seeking help. It's not a sign of weakness — it's a sign of self-awareness.
Answer the following questions honestly. If most of your answers are "No", consider speaking with our support team.
I set a gaming budget and stick to it.
I don't game beyond my set time each day.
When I lose, I calmly stop playing for the day.
My family and friends are not concerned about my gaming.
Gaming has no negative impact on my work or studies.
I see gaming as entertainment, not a source of income.
Set maximum daily, weekly, and monthly deposit limits. Decreasing a limit takes effect immediately, while increasing one requires a 72-hour cooling period.
Set a limit on how much you can lose within a given period. Once you reach that limit, no further bets can be placed for the day.
Put a cap on your total wager amount. Control exactly how much you can bet within a given period.
Set a maximum duration for each gaming session. When the time runs out, you'll get a reminder or be automatically logged out.
Temporarily close your account for anywhere from 1 day to 6 weeks. You will not be able to log in during this period.
If you feel you need to stop gaming entirely, you can apply for permanent account closure. This cannot be reversed.
Keep a separate entertainment budget for gaming. Never use money set aside for rent, food, or your children's education.
Decide how long you'll play before you start. Set an alarm and stop when the time is up.
If gaming stops feeling fun or starts to feel stressful, that's a sign to take a break. Stop playing and step away.
Losing is a normal part of gaming. Placing more bets to recover losses only makes things worse.
Don't let gaming affect your relationships. Make quality time for family and friends.
If gaming is becoming a problem, talk to someone you trust or reach out to 63bd support. You don't have to carry it alone.
Register at 63bd and enjoy a safer experience with our full responsible gaming toolkit.