Gaming is for fun — not stress. At 57db, we believe every player deserves a safe and healthy experience. That's why we've prepared a range of tools and guidelines to support responsible gaming.
Responsible Gaming means enjoying gaming as a form of entertainment — and making sure it doesn't negatively affect your financial, mental, or family life. At 57db, we believe the real fun only comes when players stay aware and in control.
Millions of people in Bangladesh now enjoy online gaming. It can be a healthy form of entertainment — as long as the right limits are in place. Responsible gaming at 57db is more than a list of rules; it's a genuine commitment to every one of our users.
We understand that gaming habits can sometimes spiral out of control. Having the right support and tools readily available in those moments is essential. That's why 57db offers a range of voluntary safeguards that users can activate at any time.
Responsible gaming at 57db is built on a set of core principles that shape every decision on the platform:
It can sometimes be hard to tell when gaming habits have crossed a line. Watch out for the following signs and seek help if needed:
57db strictly prohibits gaming by anyone under the age of 18. Age is verified at registration, and KYC documents may be requested in cases of doubt. Parents and guardians are encouraged to use parental control software on their devices.
If you suspect a minor is using 57db, please notify our support team immediately. We will take prompt action and close the account.
If you feel like you need a break, use 57db's self-exclusion feature. You can request to temporarily close your account for a set period — anywhere from 24 hours to permanently. This is entirely your choice, and there's nothing to be ashamed of.
During self-exclusion, you won't receive any promotional messages and won't be able to access your account. Your balance will remain secure throughout this period.
Set a maximum spend limit before you start playing, and stick to it.
Set a time limit for each session and use an alarm to keep yourself on track.
Take at least a 10-minute break every hour — get up, walk around, and drink some water.
Once you've hit your loss limit for the day, stop playing.
Don't let gaming be your only hobby — maintain other interests and activities.
Chasing losses with more bets
You're hiding your gaming from family
You're skipping sleep or meals to play
You're borrowing to fund your gaming
You want to stop but can't
We have these dedicated tools ready to keep your gaming experience safe and in control
Set daily, weekly, or monthly deposit limits. Once set, lowering a limit takes effect immediately, while increasing it requires waiting out a cooling-off period.
Set a maximum session time for each gaming session. You'll receive an automatic alert when time is up, and the session can be ended if needed.
Set a loss limit in advance so you automatically stop playing once you reach it. It's the most effective way to keep financial losses in check.
Need a short break? Set a cooling-off period of 24 hours up to 30 days. All gaming activity will be completely paused during this time.
For a longer break, choose self-exclusion. You can have your account suspended for a minimum of 6 months or permanently.
View your full gaming history at any time — time played, winnings, and losses. Use it to check in with yourself.
Small habit changes can make your gaming experience more enjoyable and safer
Set aside a small portion of your monthly income as an entertainment budget and keep your gaming within that limit. Never use household funds or savings for gaming — that's the first step toward responsible play.
Gaming at 57db should be about having fun — not making money. Before every session, ask yourself: "Am I playing because I'm enjoying this?"
Playing while tired or late at night can impair judgment and increase the risk of overspending. You'll have a better experience when you play with a clear head.
Talk openly with family or friends about your gaming habits. They can help you stick to healthy limits.
Make a habit of ending your session after a good win. Chasing that high often leads to losing everything — a responsible player knows when to walk away.
Using gaming as an escape from stress, loneliness, or frustration can make things worse. Seeking professional support is a much more effective way to cope.
Frequently Asked Questions About Responsible Gaming