pbc Responsible Gaming —
Keep yourself and your family safe
Sports and casino betting is a form of entertainment. pbc believes that building healthy and informed betting habits is the most important thing. On this page you will find tools to manage your spending, warning signs of addiction, and ways to get help when needed.
pbc is only for those aged 21 or above
No one below the legal age is permitted to open an account or bet on pbc. Age is verified at registration. We use reliable identity verification methods to prevent access by minors. If you have children or teenagers at home, keep your device and account out of their reach.
pbc's commitment
- Betting control tools are kept easily accessible for all players.
- You can activate self-exclusion at your own decision.
- If suspicious behaviour is detected, the support team proactively reaches out.
- Privacy and the protection of personal information are ensured.
Responsible Gaming — what it is and why it matters
Betting and online gaming are designed primarily for entertainment. However, for some people it can gradually move beyond a habit and become a problem. Responsible gaming means playing within your budget and time, for enjoyment — not chasing losses recklessly.
pbc wants every player to use the platform with a clear head. That is why we provide tools such as deposit limits, login breaks and self-exclusion, which you can use at any time. Using these tools is not a sign of weakness — it is a smart decision.
Our Terms and Conditions contain detailed information about betting rules and account management, which will give you a clear understanding of the platform's restrictions and features.
Betting should never be thought of as a source of income or a way to pay off debts. Winning and losing are equally possible on every bet. Before placing one, always ask yourself: if I lose this money, will it affect my daily life? If the answer is yes, it is wiser not to place that bet.
Keep in mind
- Betting is a form of entertainment, not a source of income.
- Only bet money you can afford to lose.
- Do not bet more in anger after a loss.
- Take regular breaks and focus on other activities.
- Spend time with family and friends.
Control tools and features
pbc has several easy tools to help you manage your betting habits. These can be activated at any time from your account or through 24/7 live chat.
Deposit Limit
Set a maximum daily, weekly or monthly deposit amount. Once the limit is reached, no further deposits can be made within that period.
Session Time Limit
Decide in advance how long you will play in each login session. When the set time is up, the session will end automatically.
Self-Exclusion
You can exclude yourself from the platform for a set period — from 30 days up to permanently. This takes effect immediately.
Betting History Review
View your deposit, withdrawal and betting records for the past 30, 60 or 90 days. This information helps you understand your own patterns.
Bet Limit
Set a maximum amount for a single bet. This is effective in stopping impulsive large bets.
Request Direct Support
Talk to the pbc support team via 24/7 live chat about any concern — help is available in Bengali.
Set a deposit limit
Fill in the form below to ask the support team to set your preferred limit.
Warning signs of a problem
Betting addiction may not be immediately obvious. If you notice any of the signs below in yourself or someone close to you, it is time to take caution.
- Repeatedly betting more to recover lost money — this is called "chasing losses" and it is dangerous.
- Lying to or secretly taking money from family, friends or colleagues for betting.
- Feeling restless, irritable or distressed when unable to play.
- Spending household money or debt repayment funds on betting.
- Trying to stop but being unable to control yourself.
- Prioritising betting over work, studies or relationships.
- Constantly thinking about betting and waiting for the next opportunity.
Ask yourself
If the answer to even one of the following is yes, speak with pbc support or a professional counsellor:
- Am I unable to stop even after losing?
- Am I lying to my family about betting?
- Am I using household or work money for betting?
- Do I feel restless when I cannot bet?
Ways to get help
Acknowledging a problem takes real courage. It is never too late to ask for help. You can find support through any of the options listed below.
pbc Live Chat Support
24 hours a day, 7 days a week — talk to us directly in Bengali or English. Get quick help with setting limits, self-exclusion or anything else.
24/7 Active Support in BengaliContact by Email
Requests for self-exclusion or long-term limits can also be made by email. Our support team responds promptly.
Family and trusted friends
Open up about your problem to someone close to you. Support from family and friends can sometimes be more effective than professional help.
Professional counselling services
Mental health professionals and behavioural addiction counsellors in Bangladesh can provide support. Contact your nearest mental health centre.
Keep a betting diary
Write down your daily betting spending and emotions. Analysing your own behaviour is the first step to understanding the problem.
Suspend your account
If you want to take a break for any reason, request a temporary suspension of your account. Let us know via live chat or email and action will be taken immediately.
Advice for family members
If you feel someone in your family is spending too much time or money on online betting, talk to them directly and with empathy. Express your concern without blaming them.
To learn about pbc's privacy practices, visit our Privacy Policy page — it explains in detail how personal information is kept safe.
To learn more about pbc and our platform's services and values, read About Us.
Family members often notice a problem through financial strain. If betting-related financial decisions are having a negative effect on the household, seeking help from a financial counsellor is also an option.
What family can do
- Use passwords and locks on family devices so minors cannot gain access.
- If you notice signs of excessive betting, talk to them openly — do not keep it hidden.
- Suggest going together to a professional counsellor.
- You can contact pbc support to ask for help with self-exclusion.
- Be patient — overcoming addiction takes time, do not expect immediate change.
Responsible Gaming FAQ
Find answers to common questions about responsible betting here. For more questions, visit our FAQ page or contact us via live chat.