Responsible Gaming — Safe & Enjoyable Gaming at Cebaje

Responsible gaming means playing in a way that has no negative impact on your life. cebajeAt , we want you to enjoy gaming — but always within your limits.

Gaming is a form of entertainment, not a source of income. When someone keeps playing in hopes of winning, desperately tries to recover losses, or bets with household money — that's no longer responsible gaming.

cebaje's responsible gaming program has three core goals:

• Prevention: Staying aware and setting limits before a problem develops into an addiction.
• Identification: Recognizing early warning signs of problem gaming and taking action quickly.
• Support: Pointing those who need help toward the right resources and support.

Gaming addiction doesn't happen overnight — it builds gradually. Watch out for these warning signs:

Answer the following questions honestly. If most of your answers are "Yes", it may be time to seek help:

cebaje We've provided several effective tools to help you stay in control of your gaming. They're easy to use and take effect immediately.

How to activate the tools

Every seasoned player knows — being a good player isn't just about winning, it's about playing with the right habits. cebajeKeep these guidelines in mind to play responsibly on:

• Set a Budget Beforehand: Before each session, decide how much you're willing to spend — and stick to that limit strictly.
• Don't Chase Losses: "Chasing losses" is the biggest mistake you can make. If you're on a losing streak, stop — come back the next day with a clear head.
• Don't play under stress: Playing when you're angry, sad, or stressed leads to poor decisions. Play with a clear mind.
• Take Regular Breaks: Take at least a 5–10 minute break every hour. It's good for both your eyes and your mind.
• Never Play Under the Influence: In this state, your judgment is impaired and the risk of serious losses increases significantly.
• Don't make gaming your only hobby: Spend time on other hobbies, with family, and with friends. Let gaming be just a small part of your life.
• Keep wins in perspective: Don't let a winning streak push you into bigger bets — stick to your limits.

Gaming problems affect not just the individual, but the entire family. If you notice warning signs in a loved one, take the following steps:

• Talk — don't judge: Express your concerns calmly. Starting the conversation with complaints or anger will only push them further away.
• Get informed: Take time to understand gaming addiction — it's not a willpower issue, it's a mental health condition.
• Take Control of Your Finances: If needed, consider setting up a joint account or a shared family budget.
• Encourage Professional Help: Offer to go with them to see a counselor or therapist.
• Take care of yourself: While helping a loved one, don't neglect yourself — your mental health matters too.

cebaje Gaming is strictly prohibited for anyone under 18. We believe protecting children and young people is our highest priority.

Advice for Parents

• Use parental control software on your device.
• Keep bank cards and payment apps out of your child's reach.
• Have an open conversation with your children about the risks of online gaming.
• Your cebaje Never share your account password with anyone.
• If you have any suspicions, please at the Help Center Report it.

Asking for help isn't a sign of weakness — it takes real courage. cebaje You can also find support from these resources: