1-minute daily limit
First set the time, then write your own 30 minutes or 1 hour rule so you can stop when you feel heated
bajee Guide: Do 3 tasks first
If your mind gets excited quickly, view this section first
Two questions before playing
Why are you playing today, and how long will you stay? If the answers to these two questions aren't clear, don't start
Keep money separate
If you use bKash, Nagad or Rocket, don't mix gaming costs with household costs; keep separate notes to reduce stress
What setting limits means: how stress reduces
Without limits, taking breaks becomes difficult
- Take 3 breaks in 1 session
- Do not start a new session after 11 PM
- Dhaka users usually set 2 alarms
- At the end of the week, tally 15 minutes
These small rules create safer gaming habits, so excitement decreases, and decisions stay clear
bajee Tips: 4-step safe habits
You don't have to change
Step 1: Write the time
Write start and stop times; if work takes 20 minutes, extra time isn't wasted
Step 2: Turn off notifications
Reduce unnecessary push alerts; this prevents distraction and reduces hurry
Step 3: Take a break
Take a 5-minute walk every 30 minutes; eyes, head, and mood stay better
Step 4: Talk with a friend
Tell a trusted person that you transact with Nagad; many stay in control this way
Sync bajee Login with the routine
After logging in, view your own rules
If you are new, then Newcomer Guide Read and start; more if needed Support Page Open the FAQ and take a look, and Sign Up Page Set up your account from there
Many people in Bangladesh use bKash in the morning, Nagad in the afternoon, and Rocket at night, so keeping track of where money goes before playing is very important
Avoid these 3 mistakes
If you can spot mistakes, control becomes easier
Stop chasing
Don't try to make up for a bad session; a 10-minute break will cool your head
Don't delay
As night deepens, decisions weaken, so set the end time earlier
No multiple accounts
Keep accounts in one place, otherwise limits are hard to follow