Responsible Gaming at Our Platform
Gambling is primarily entertainment. In our service we strive to promote a safe betting culture and help with various gambling addictions. Unfortunately not everyone can control their emotions when it comes to money. We offer professional support at all stages as well as tools to eliminate such causes. If betting does not cause discomfort and does not take up a large part of your daily life then this is the right kind of gaming for you. But if you cannot answer the above question in the affirmative then you need to resort to professional methods of getting out of the situation. These professional assistance methods are completely free and effective.
Join Melbet safely and without addiction.
How to Prevent Addiction?
We always advise treating betting and gambling as entertainment not as a way to make money. First and foremost we do not provide services to persons under the age of majority. We also offer tools for setting deposit and withdrawal limits. To determine the extent of your gambling problem read the statements below and decide how much they apply to you:
- I think gambling is a quick way to make money;
- When I gamble, I lose track of time;
- Gambling has become an obsession in my daily life.
If you answered “yes” to any of these questions you may have an addiction. We recommend using the self-exclusion option. It helps you take a break and temporarily restrict access to your account. During this period you will not be able to use the service or your balance. Once self-exclusion is enabled you will receive a confirmation email.
Tips for Fighting Addiction
To acknowledge the problem you need to have an honest conversation with yourself and of course seek support from others. We are happy to provide free advice to help you avoid finding yourself in a difficult gaming situation:
- Acknowledge that there is a problem and that online gaming can be very dangerous;
- Don’t ignore deposit limit tools. These allow you to organize your chaotic behavior and not spend more than you should;
- Take breaks so you don’t get carried away by the game and can control your time;
- Unsubscribe from all notifications so you won’t be tempted;
- Think about your hobbies and start going to places where there are people who are interested in things other than gambling;
- Ask your family and friends for help in dealing with your gambling problem;
- Use the tools offered on the website for more information about gambling addiction.
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