Gaming should be a source of entertainment, not stress. tk1719 is here to support a safe and healthy gaming experience.
Tk1719 has put multiple safeguards in place to help keep your gaming experience healthy and enjoyable.
Set your own daily, weekly, or monthly deposit limits. Reductions take effect immediately; increases require a 24-hour waiting period.
Set a daily time limit for how long you use the platform. Your session will end automatically once the limit is reached.
You can temporarily suspend your account for anywhere between 24 hours and 30 days. During this period, no bets or deposits can be made.
If you want a longer break from gaming, you can self-exclude for anywhere between 6 months and 5 years. Your account will be fully suspended for the entire period.
Set a maximum on how much you can lose within a given period. You will be notified automatically when you reach your limit.
You will receive automatic reminders at set intervals — showing a summary of how long you have been playing and how much you have won or lost.
Using tk1719's responsible gaming tools is straightforward. You can set your own limits in just a few simple steps.
Log in to your tk1719 account and go to Profile Settings.
Click on the "Responsible Gaming" option in your Settings.
Deposit, session, or loss limits — set whichever you need, on your own terms.
Once your limit is saved, it takes effect immediately. If you wish to make changes, you will need to wait a specified period.
Set a maximum daily deposit amount.
Set a safe weekly spending limit.
Set your total monthly spending budget in advance.
Set a daily time limit for how long you spend on the platform.
Reducing your limit takes effect immediately. If you want to increase it, a 24-hour cooling period applies — this protects you from making impulsive decisions.
Online gaming and betting can be a genuinely fun form of entertainment. But habits can shift gradually — and we may not notice when gaming starts becoming a problem. tk1719 believes that building responsible gaming habits is not just about following rules; it is a conscious choice to look after yourself.
More people are joining online gaming in Bangladesh every day. The vast majority play entirely normally and enjoy the experience. But for a small number of people, gaming can become difficult. It is for those people — and for anyone who may struggle in the future — that tk1719's responsible gaming program was created.
Problem gambling usually develops gradually. You may have started playing occasionally on weekends, then every day, and eventually found that you need to stake more than before to feel the same thrill — recognising these changes early is what matters most.
Tk1719 wants you to stay mindful about gaming. Before each session, take a moment to ask yourself — how much time am I putting in today, how much am I willing to spend, and can I accept a loss if it comes? These simple questions will help keep you on the right track.
Family members are often the first to notice when someone is struggling with gaming. If you see someone close to you spending an unusual amount of time and money on gaming, talk to them directly — with empathy, not anger.
Tk1719 also provides support at the request of family members. If you believe someone in your family is struggling, reach out to our support team — we will do our best to help.
If you notice two or more of the signs above in yourself, please contact our support team. Asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness.
Answer the following questions honestly. If most of your answers are yes, it may be time to reflect on your gaming habits.
Have you spent more time or money on gaming than you intended?
Have you tried to cut back or stop gaming but could not?
Do you feel restless, irritable, or anxious when you are not gaming?
Have you chased losses by placing more bets to try to win back money?
Has gaming caused problems with your family, friends, or work?
Have you borrowed money or found yourself under financial pressure because of gaming?
Have you hidden how much you game from people close to you?
This questionnaire is not a substitute for professional assessment. If you answered yes to two or more questions, please speak with us or a counselor.
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