Setting boundaries
Decide how much time and money you can afford to spend before participating and never treat gambling as a way to recover losses. The kbjili.com information page does not replace the third party’s current terms.
When to stop
If participation affects your wellbeing or finances, pause, seek independent help, and use available restriction tools from the relevant provider. The kbjili.com information page does not replace the third party’s current terms.
Plan limits before visiting a service
Decide in advance how much discretionary money and time may be spent, and make that limit independent of whether a session is going well or poorly. Do not use rent, savings needed for bills or borrowed funds for participation.
Recognise signals to stop
Trying to win back losses, hiding spending, repeatedly extending a planned session or becoming distressed about outcomes are reasons to stop and seek help. The operator may have limit-setting or exclusion tools, but their availability should not be assumed without verification.
Support and local resources
If gambling affects finances, work or relationships, seek confidential help from a qualified local support service. Consider blocking access, disabling notifications and asking someone trusted to assist with boundaries. Minors and people barred from participation must not use restricted services.
