1xbest believes betting should be a source of fun — not stress. Millions of people in Bangladesh enjoy Sports Betting and casino games every day, and for most of them it's purely entertainment. But for some, keeping betting under control can become a real challenge.
This page is for anyone who wants to play safely and responsibly. Here we cover responsible betting tools, how to spot warning signs, and where to get help.
Important: If you feel like you're losing control of your play, contact our support team right now. Asking for help is a sign of strength.
What Does Responsible Betting Mean?
A few simple rules are all it takes to keep betting fun
Set a Budget
Set a fixed budget before you play and never bet more than that amount. Don't chase losses.
Stick to Your Time Limits
Decide how long you'll play each day before you start. Extended sessions impair your judgment and increase the risk of losses.
Think of it as entertainment
Don't treat betting as a source of income. Think of it like buying a movie ticket — you're spending for the experience, not expecting to get the money back.
Know your mental state
Don't bet when you're angry, upset, or under stress. Decisions made in the heat of the moment are almost always the wrong ones.
Never Bet on Borrowed Money
Never use borrowed money or funds set aside for essential expenses when betting. Doing so can lead to serious financial and family hardship.
Talk to someone you trust
Talk openly with family or friends about your betting. They can help keep you on the right track.
1xbest Protection Tools
We've provided a range of tools to help you stay in control of your play. They're completely free and available to use at any time.
1xbest believes every user should have full control over their own gaming habits. That's why we've built tools to help you make informed decisions — how much you play, how long you play, and when to stop.
Gaming Risk Level
Deposit Limit
Set a maximum daily, weekly, or monthly deposit limit. Limits take effect immediately once set. Increases take effect after 7 days; decreases apply right away.
Betting Limits
Set a cap on how much you can wager over a given period. This helps you keep your total losses under control.
Session Time Limit
Set a time limit for each session. When your time is up, you'll receive a notification and be prompted to take a break.
Cooling-Off Period
Need a break? Temporarily suspend your account for anywhere between 1 day and 6 weeks. No betting is possible during this time.
Self-Exclusion
For a long-term break, close your account completely for 6 months or more. Choosing to do this shows real strength.
Reality Check
At regular intervals, a pop-up notification will show how long you've been playing — helping you stay aware of your time.
How Do I Set Limits?
Log In to Your Account
Log in to your 1xbest account and click the profile icon in the top right corner.
Go to the "Responsible Gaming" section
Look for the "Responsible Gaming" option in your account settings.
Choose the tools that work for you
Set deposit limits, session limits, a cooling-off period, or self-exclusion — whatever you need to stay in control.
Reach Out for Support
If you need help setting limits, our support team is available on live chat 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Recognize the Warning Signs
If you notice these signs, taking a break and seeking help is the smart move
Overspending Your Budget
You keep depositing more than the budget you set for yourself.
Chasing Losses
After a losing bet, you keep placing more bets to try to win the money back.
Hiding It from Family
You're hiding how much you're playing or losing from family and friends.
Feeling restless when you're not playing
Feeling irritable, uncomfortable, or restless when you're not betting.
Betting with Borrowed Money
You're borrowing money from family or friends to fund your betting.
Impact on Work or Studies
Thoughts about betting are making it hard to focus at work, in your studies, or in daily life.
Increasing Bet Sizes
You need to bet larger and larger amounts to get the same excitement as before.
Unable to Stop
You want to stop but can't — you keep coming back to the platform.
If you notice two or more of the signs above, please contact our support team or use the help resources listed below.
Check Yourself
These questions will help you reflect on your betting habits
1. In the past month, have you bet more than the budget you set for yourself?
2. Do you find yourself in a bad mood after losing a bet?
3. Do you find betting more important than spending time with family?
4. Have you ever tried to stop but couldn't?
If you answer "yes" to any of these questions, start using our responsible gaming tools or reach out to support.
1xbest's Commitment to Responsible Betting
1xbest is more than a betting platform — it's a responsible community. We know that betting addiction is a real problem, and one that affects not just the individual but their entire family. That's why responsible gaming has been at the core of what we do since day one.
Our team regularly monitors for unusual gaming patterns. If a user's behavior shows signs of a problem, we proactively reach out to them. People often don't realize when they've crossed a line — and a little outside help at the right moment can make all the difference.
We believe that asking for self-exclusion isn't a sign of weakness — it takes real courage. Acknowledging a problem and seeking help is a difficult step, but it's the right one. 1xbest is committed to standing by anyone who takes it.
Remember: betting is only enjoyable when it doesn't affect the other parts of your life. Family, health, and work will always matter far more than any bet.
1xbest does not serve minors (under 18). Parents and guardians should use parental control software on their devices.
Get Help
You don't have to face it alone — support is available
1xbest Support
Our support team is available 24/7. Reach us via live chat or email at support@1xbest.best.
Family Support
If a family member is struggling, talk to them openly. The support of a loved one is the greatest strength there is.
Professional Help
Reach out to an addiction specialist or mental health professional. It's completely normal, and it takes real courage.