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Responsible gaming is the whole point of this guide, not an afterthought bolted on at the end. 60BD (also written as 60 BD) can be fun if you treat it like any other paid entertainment, with a budget you can afford to lose. This page covers practical responsible gambling habits, the warning signs worth watching for, and where to find real gambling help if play stops feeling fun. None of it replaces proper medical or financial advice, but it's a starting point.
Our responsible gaming approach on this site
This site is an independent guide for adults aged 18 and over, written separately from the operator. Platforms like 60BD are built so that, over enough time, the house holds the edge, that's simply how the business works. Our responsible gaming approach treats every taka staked as the price of entertainment, never as an investment or a way to fix money problems.
Simple responsible gaming rules for safer play
None of this is complicated. A handful of habits, kept consistently, do most of the work in keeping play safe and enjoyable.
- Decide a budget before you start and stop once it's gone
- Set a time limit too, an hour cap works for most people
- Never chase a loss by betting bigger to win it back
- Only play with money you own, never borrowed or loan funds
- Avoid logging in when upset, drunk or short on sleep
- Check your balance and history regularly, not just after a big win
Warning signs worth a responsible gaming check
Some patterns are easy to miss from the inside. Ask yourself these questions honestly now and then, maybe once a month.
- Do you play longer or stake more than you planned to?
- Have you lied to anyone about how much you deposit or lose?
- Do you feel anxious or irritable when you try to stop?
- Are bills or essentials getting delayed because of gambling spend?
- Do you gamble to escape stress, boredom or a bad day?
- Have you tried to cut back and found you couldn't?
If you answered yes to even one of these, it's worth pausing. Take a short break, set a time-out or self-exclusion in account settings, and talk to someone you trust about it.
Protecting minors from gambling apps
Accounts on 60BD are for adults only, and keeping that boundary at home matters as much as any site setting. Never share your login details or OTP codes with anyone, including family members, since that's the simplest way a minor ends up with access.
If you installed the Android app from an APK, the app guide explains how to remove it cleanly when you want a break, or before handing a phone to a child.
- Use your phone's parental controls to block gambling sites and apps
- Keep the app icon hidden or remove it between sessions
- Log out fully on shared or family devices after each use
Responsible gaming tools you can use
Most platforms, 60BD included, build in account-level controls so you don't have to rely on willpower alone. Here's a quick look at what's typically on offer.
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
| Deposit limit | Caps how much you can add to your balance over a day, week or month |
| Loss or wager limit | Stops play automatically once your losses or stakes hit a set figure |
| Session reminder | Pops up after a set time to tell you how long you've been playing |
| Time-out | Locks the account for a short, chosen period, from a day to a few weeks |
| Self-exclusion | Closes access for a longer stretch, usually the strongest option available |
These settings are normally found in account preferences once you log in. If you can't find a control you need, ask live chat support to set it up manually.
Responsible gaming help beyond this site
Free, independent support exists outside any gambling operator, and it's worth having these bookmarked before you need them, not after.
- Gamblers Anonymous runs a helpline and live chat for anyone struggling to stop
- BeGambleAware offers free, confidential advice and support tools
- GamCare supports partners and family members affected by someone else's gambling
- National Council on Problem Gambling publishes self-help guides and screening tools
Talking to family, a friend or a doctor is a strong first step, and it costs nothing to start that conversation.
Responsible gaming FAQ
How do we stop a child from getting into a betting app on a shared phone?
Turn on your phone's parental controls, keep login details private, and remove or hide the app icon when you're not using it. Treat the account like a bank login, not something to leave open on a family device.
What should someone do right after chasing a loss, say betting ৳1,000 to win back an earlier ৳1,000 loss?
Stop for the day rather than staking more. Walk away from the device, review the budget you set, and consider a short time-out through account settings until the urge to chase has passed.
What's the real difference between a time-out and self-exclusion?
A time-out is a short, chosen pause, often a day to a few weeks, useful if you just need breathing space. Self-exclusion locks the account for a longer period and is meant for when play has become a bigger concern.
What are the earliest signs that gambling is turning into a problem?
Picture a player in Mohammadpur in Dhaka logging in on a rainy monsoon afternoon in July just to pass the time, then staying far longer than planned. Noticing that creep in time and spend, and feeling unable to stop, are usually the first real warning signs.
Safer play on 60BD starts here
Create an account, add funds through bKash or Nagad, and set your deposit and time limits first, 18+ only.