On Fabjee Responsible Gaming —
Keep the Fun, Avoid the Harm

Responsible Gaming is an approach in which online gaming or betting is conducted as a controlled, mindful, and enjoyable form of entertainment. On the Fabjee platform, we always want to ensure that every user experiences gaming as healthy entertainment rather than a source of stress or addiction.

Responsible gaming on Fabjee means betting within your means and financial capacity, setting clear time and spending limits, and maintaining a balanced mindset whether you win or lose. Gaming can never replace a livelihood — it is simply a form of entertainment.

We believe an informed player is Fabjee's best member. That is why we do not just offer games — we also provide protection tools, awareness resources, and pathways to support when needed.

We do not always notice when gaming starts to affect our lives in a negative way. Fabjee wants every user to stay self-aware and identify problems early. Below are some common warning signs to watch out for:

• Spending beyond your budget and concealing it
• Placing repeated large bets trying to recover lost money
• Experiencing tension in relationships with family or friends
• Losing focus on work, studies, or daily responsibilities
• Experiencing sleep problems, irregular eating, or irritability
• Feeling restless or anxious when you are not gaming
• Continuing to game by taking on debt or spending your savings

Fabjee is more than a gaming platform — it is a responsible environment. We have built multiple protection tools for our users that you can activate from your account at any time. These tools help you stay in control of your gaming.

• Deposit limit: Set a maximum daily, weekly, or monthly deposit amount
• Bet Limit: Set your own maximum stake per bet
• Loss limit: The game will automatically stop once you've lost a set amount
• Session Limit: Decide in advance how long you will play in a single session
• Reality Check: Review your spending and time after a set period
• Self-Exclusion: Pause your account for 24 hours to 5 years

The most effective way to game responsibly on Fabjee is to set clear limits from the start. Create a realistic budget — only allocate money that you can afford to lose without it affecting your daily life.

Set aside a fixed amount of time for gaming each week and don't play outside of it. After each session, take a break, spend time with family, and focus on other hobbies and responsibilities.

• Don't spend more than 10% of your monthly entertainment budget on gaming
• Play a maximum of 30 minutes per session, then take a break
• Avoid gaming after 11 PM
• Take at least one completely gaming-free day every week
• Resist the urge to keep going after a win — stop when your set budget is gone
• Do not save your payment card details in gaming apps

Fabjee strictly ensures that no one under the age of 18 can register or play on our platform. Age verification is mandatory at registration, and additional identity documents may be requested in cases of doubt.

If there are children or teenagers in your home, use parental control software on your device. Never leave your device unattended while logged into your Fabjee account, and never share your password with anyone.

• Verify your age at registration using your National ID or birth certificate
• Use a strong password and screen lock on your device
• Avoid gaming in front of children
• If your child shows curiosity about online gaming, have an open and honest conversation with them
• Parental Controls: Use Windows Family Safety or Google Family Link

Gaming addiction is a real issue and there is nothing to be ashamed of. Many people face this situation and return to normal life after seeking help in time. Fabjee is always here for you.

If you feel gaming is getting out of your control, the first step is to tell someone you trust — a family member, friend, or professional counselor. Seeking help rather than trying to handle it alone is the smart move.

• Contact the Fabjee support team by email: [email protected]
• Activate self-exclusion from your account
• Let a trusted family member or friend know about your situation
• Consult a mental health professional
• Contact your local community health center