good111 Responsible Gaming — Know Your Limits, Stay Safe
Gaming is for fun — not for stress or harm. good111 believes every player has the right to set their own limits and the right to the tools that help them keep those limits.
Age Limit and Core Policy
Responsible gaming is not just about protecting your money — it is also about your mental health, your family, and your relationships. good111 wants every member to keep gaming as part of their entertainment, not let it become a dependency. Under our Terms and Conditions, the responsible gaming guidelines apply to every member.
While playing, always keep in mind — winning is not guaranteed, and you should be prepared for losses. Never play with borrowed money or funds set aside for monthly expenses. Before every deposit, ask yourself — would losing this money cause problems in my life?
For answers to common questions, read our FAQ — it also covers account management and how to set limits.
Tools to Set Your Own Limits
good111 provides several self-control tools that you can activate at any time from your account settings. These tools take effect immediately.
Deposit Limit
Set a maximum deposit amount per day, week, or month. Once the limit is reached, no further deposits can be made.
Account SettingsLoss Limit
Set a limit on how much you can lose within a given period. When that limit is reached, your session ends automatically.
Automatic ControlSession Time Limit
Decide in advance how long you will play. When the set time is up, you are automatically logged out of your account.
Time ManagementReality Check
A reminder is sent at set intervals — letting you know how long you have been playing and how much you have lost or won.
Smart ReminderCool-Off Period
Temporarily close your account for 7 to 30 days. During this time, deposits and bets are not possible.
Temporary BreakSelf-Exclusion
Choosing long-term self-exclusion closes your account completely. Once activated, it cannot be reopened before the set period has ended.
Permanent ProtectionWarning Signs
If you notice any of the following signs in yourself, stop and seek help:
- Trying to win back losses by playing again after losing (chasing losses)
- Feeling restless, angry, or anxious when you cannot play
- Losing focus on work, studies, or family
- Playing with borrowed money or funds needed for emergencies
- Hiding your gambling from people close to you
- Repeatedly going over your budget and being unable to stop yourself
- Cutting back on essential expenses to fund your gambling
Healthy Gaming Habits
If you want to play responsibly at good111, keep these points in mind:
- Set a fixed budget before each session and stick to it
- Decide in advance how long you will play, and stop on time
- Never think of gaming as a source of income — it is entertainment
- Avoid playing while drinking or in any other impaired state
- Take regular breaks and spend time with family and friends
- Use the account limit-setting tools — they are there for you
- Review your gaming history regularly and keep track of your spending
Understanding Gambling Addiction
Gambling addiction is a recognised mental health condition — it is not a character flaw. Anyone can develop this problem, regardless of income or profession. The brain's reward circuit works in a way that the pleasure of winning creates an urge to keep playing, even after losses.
The early stages of addiction are often hard to notice. Gradually, the time and money spent on gambling increases, and eventually it becomes difficult to stop on your own. At this stage, seeking professional help is the most effective step.
good111 believes that the wellbeing of every person using our platform is part of our responsibility. More details about this commitment can be found on our About Us page.
If you feel that your gambling is getting out of control, activate a cool-off period or self-exclusion right away and speak with us via good111's 24/7 live chat. Our support team is ready to help in Bengali.
Simple Questions to Understand the Level of Addiction
- Did you go over your budget playing last month?
- Can you not stop thinking about gambling when you cannot play?
- Is your family worried about your gambling?
- Are you placing larger bets after a loss?
- Are you unable to stop on your own?
If more than one answer is "yes" — get help now.
Where to Get Help
good111 Support
Our support team is with you around the clock — for account limits, self-exclusion, or any other assistance.
Family and Loved Ones
Talk openly with your family. The support of loved ones plays the biggest role in overcoming addiction. If you feel someone at home is struggling, step up to help them — try to understand, not judge.
Family members can also contact good111 support for guidance on how to help.
Family SupportProfessional Counselling
Talking to a mental health professional or addiction specialist is not a sign of weakness — it takes courage. Both public and private mental health services are available in Bangladesh.
Contact the mental health department at your nearest hospital or book a session with an experienced counsellor. Addiction can be treated, and many people have returned to a healthy life.
Expert AdviceProtecting Minors
If there are children or teenagers in your home, make sure they cannot access your good111 account. Always log out after use, never share your password with anyone, and it is advised not to save passwords on your device.
If anyone under 21 tries to open an account, the registration will not be processed. If you suspect a minor is accessing your account through your device, contact good111 support immediately.
You can use parental control software on your devices to protect minors online. This helps create a safe digital environment for everyone in the household.
Advice for Parents
- Set a login PIN or password on every device
- Turn off the password-saving option in your browser
- Talk to children about the harms of online gambling
- Enable parental controls on your devices