Gaming is for entertainment — not for stress relief or financial gain. At 406, we believe every player has the right to know their limits and to play within them. This page provides responsible gaming tools, signs of addiction, and safe play guidance.
Responsible gaming means gaming stays in your control — not the other way around. It's a conscious choice: knowing when to play, how long to play, and how much to spend.
Online gaming can be a legitimate form of entertainment — but it comes with real risks. Gaming addiction is a recognised condition that can affect anyone, regardless of age, income, or experience.
At 406, Responsible Gaming isn't a side issue — it's a core platform value. Every feature is built around one question: "Is this good for the player?" — not just good for business.
Gaming should be enjoyable — not stressful. The moment it starts affecting your sleep or causing worry at home, it's time to stop.
— The 406 Responsible Gaming TeamSet your own daily, weekly, or monthly deposit limit. Reductions take effect immediately.
Set a maximum duration for each gaming session. A warning will automatically appear when your time is up.
Put your account on a break for anywhere between 24 hours and 30 days. Logging in is not possible during the break.
Long-term Self-Exclusion — once activated, it cannot be reversed before the chosen period expires.
Every tool is available in your profile settings. A detailed explanation of each tool is provided below.
The deposit limit is the simplest and most effective responsible gaming tool. You decide — the maximum amount you can deposit in a single day, week, or month.
Start with 5%–10% of your monthly budget. If gaming stays enjoyable, there's no need to raise the limit.
When you're focused on gaming, time can slip away before you know it. Setting a session limit means the platform will alert you after a set period and, if needed, end your session automatically.
It's best to avoid gaming for more than an hour at a stretch. Take a 10-minute break every hour.
Sometimes you just need to step back — before exams, to spend time with family, or simply to clear your head. In Cooling-Off mode, you won't be able to log in to your account, but your account won't be deleted.
After a big loss, step away for 72 hours instead of chasing it. Make decisions with a clear head.
Self-Exclusion is the most powerful protection tool available. It completely deactivates your account for anywhere between 6 months and 5 years. If gaming is having a negative impact on your life, this is the right choice.
Log in → click the profile icon in the top right corner → select "Profile Settings" → find all tools under the "Responsible Gaming" tab. If you can't locate a tool, contact support.
Gaming addiction doesn't happen overnight — it builds gradually. Recognising the early signs means you can take action before things escalate.
If any of the signs below feel familiar, it may be uncomfortable to acknowledge — but that's not a sign of weakness. Awareness is the first step.
Spending more than you've budgeted and being unable to stop, or placing more bets to try to win back what you've lost.
Staying up late because of gaming, struggling to get up in the morning, or finding it hard to focus on daily tasks.
Spending less time with family or friends, or lying about your gaming habits.
Feeling restless, anxious, or uneasy when you're not gaming — a strong urge to drop everything and get back to the game.
Neglecting work, classes, or daily responsibilities because of gaming.
Think through the questions below honestly. The more "Yes" answers you have, the more attention you should pay.
Do you hide or lie to others about how much you've spent on gaming?
Do you feel the urge to place bigger bets after a loss to try to win it back?
Have you repeatedly tried to stop gaming but failed?
Have you used household, rent, or emergency funds for gaming?
Do you turn to gaming to escape stress, anxiety, or loneliness?
Have family members or loved ones expressed concern about your gaming?
Do you feel irritable or restless when you can't game?
Have you borrowed money or asked someone for funds to spend on gaming?
Do you often end up playing beyond your set time or budget?
Has gaming caused you to neglect work, studies, or family responsibilities?
Generally healthy gaming habits. Still, set limits to stay on track.
Caution advised. Activate your deposit limit and session limit now.
You may be at risk of developing a problem. Consider Self-Exclusion and seek professional support.
Responsible Gaming doesn't mean not playing — it means playing smart. Following the principles below keeps gaming a genuine form of entertainment.
Decide how much you're willing to spend before you start playing. Think of it as the cost of entertainment — money you don't expect to get back. Once that amount is gone, call it a day.
Gaming is entertainment, not a source of income. Treat winnings as a bonus, not a goal. If you're not enjoying a game, there's no reason to force yourself to keep playing.
Keep an eye on the clock while you play. Take at least a 10-minute break every hour. Step away from the screen, drink some water, take a short walk. A refreshed body and mind leads to better decisions.
"Just one more and I'll win it back" — this mindset is at the root of gaming problems. Placing bigger bets out of frustration after a loss often leads to even greater losses. Take a break when you're down.
Don't game when you're angry, sad, lonely, or stressed. Your judgment weakens under emotional strain, and the urge to take bigger risks increases. Only play when your mind is clear.
Let someone close to you — a family member or a trusted friend — know about your gaming. If it ever feels like a problem, don't hesitate to ask for help. Talking it through makes things easier to understand.
Your gaming budget is the amount you can afford to lose without it affecting your finances. If that sounds tricky to figure out, there's a simple rule to follow.
Subtract all essential expenses from your monthly income (rent, food, transport, children's education). Allocate a maximum of 5%–10% of what remains for gaming. Never go beyond that.
Enter your total confirmed monthly income.
Rent, food, bills, loan repayments, children's expenses — these come first.
5%–10% of what's left goes toward gaming and all other entertainment combined.
Set your designated budget as a deposit limit on 406.
Say your monthly income is ৳30,000. Here's an example — adjust it according to your own income.
| Spending Category | Amount | Percentage |
|---|---|---|
| House Rent | ৳8,000 BDT | 27% |
| Food & Groceries | ৳6,000 | 20% |
| Communication & Internet | ৳1,500 BDT | 5% |
| Transportation | ৳2,000 | 7% |
| Savings | ৳5,000 | 17% |
| Entertainment (movies, dining) | ৳4,500 | 15% |
| Gaming Budget (Maximum) | ৳3,000 | 10% |
Access to 406 by anyone under 18 is strictly prohibited. This isn't just a rule — it's our ethical responsibility.
Date of birth is verified at registration and reconfirmed during the KYC process. Any account found to have been created with false information will be permanently closed.
Detailed answers to two common questions about the 406 gaming ecosystem.
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Set your deposit limit and session limit as soon as you register. Enjoy the entertainment — safely, and within your limits.
For players aged 18 and above. Gaming can be addictive. Know your limits.
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