Play responsibly —
stay safe and have fun
600 job believes that betting and casino gaming is a form of entertainment — not a solution to financial problems. Here you will find the information and tools to help you enjoy yourself within your own limits.
At 600 job we always treat gaming as a recreational activity. Playing with a healthy mindset means staying within a set budget, accepting that losses can happen, and not letting gaming take priority over other parts of your life. Every user must be 21 or older before joining our platform — this is one of our core conditions, discussed in detail on the Terms and Conditions page.
The reality is that for some people gaming can become a habit that gets out of control. When that happens, family relationships, careers and financial stability can all be affected. Making the right decision at the right time is therefore very important. 600 job is committed to helping you make that decision.
Protecting your personal information and account privacy is also part of responsible gaming. Our Privacy Policy explains in detail how your information is stored and used. If you notice any unusual activity, contact us without delay.
Self-restriction tools
Daily deposit limit
Set your own maximum on how much you deposit each day. Once set, the limit takes effect immediately; increasing it is subject to a waiting period.
Session time limit
Set how long you want to play in one sitting. When the time is up, you will be logged out of your account automatically so you can take a proper break.
Weekly loss limit
Decide in advance the maximum amount you are willing to lose in a week. Once you reach that limit, no further bets can be placed until the next week begins.
Cooldown break
If you feel you need to step back for a while, take a break of 24 hours to 30 days. During this time you will not be able to log in to your account or place any bets.
Long-term self-exclusion
You can close your account for 6 months to 5 years, or permanently. This is a serious decision — once activated, it cannot be changed before the set period ends.
Reality reminder
A message will appear on screen at set intervals to remind you how long you have been playing and how much you have won or lost in your session.
If you have more questions about these tools, you will find detailed answers on our FAQ page.
Responsible gaming principles
The most important thing when playing at 600 job is to set a clear budget. Decide on a specific amount for gaming — one that, if lost, will have no impact on your daily life. Never use money meant for rent, food or family expenses for gaming. Remember, there is no guarantee of winning any bet and both wins and losses are a normal part of the game.
Time management is another key part of responsible gaming. Playing for hours on end creates mental fatigue and increases the risk of poor decisions. Take regular breaks, spend time with family and friends, and keep gaming as a small part of your life.
Many people think they need to place larger bets to recover money they have lost — this thinking is very harmful. Attempts to "chase losses" usually result in even bigger losses. If you lose, stop, assess the situation and keep a clear head. Decisions made on impulse generally do not lead to good outcomes.
Never bet with borrowed money or by taking on debt. If you feel your current budget is not enough and you have an urge to spend more — that is a warning sign. Stop at that point and seek help if needed.
Warning signs
If any of the following signs appear in you or someone you care about, it is important to seek help promptly.
Financial distress
You are struggling to pay bills because of gaming, spending money while hiding it from your family, or your debt is growing.
Emotional changes
You feel restless or irritable when not gaming, find it hard to concentrate, or your sleep and eating are being disrupted.
Impact on relationships
Family or friends are expressing concern about your gaming, there are problems at work, or you have been withdrawing from social life.
Loss of control
You keep trying to stop but cannot, and you repeatedly end up spending more than your set budget.
Chasing losses
You feel a strong urge to bet more to recover lost money, or you keep telling yourself "just one more" and carry on playing.
Hiding behaviour
You are concealing your gaming activity from family or people close to you, or lying about it.
How to get support
600 job live chat
Our support team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in both Bengali and English. Chat with us directly to set account limits, self-exclude or for any other assistance.
Email support
Contact us by email for confidential assistance. Our team responds in Bengali and English. Support email: [email protected]
Family and professional advice
Talk to a trusted family member or friend. Seeking help from a mental health specialist or professional counsellor is not a sign of weakness — it is a brave decision.
600 job's commitment
We believe it is our responsibility to ensure every player's safety. If you are in difficulty, let our support team know — we will help without judgement. No one under 21 can create an account or take part in gaming, and we take firm measures to protect minors. Visit the About Us page to learn about all the rules governing the platform.
Healthy gaming habits
Responsible gaming is not just about avoiding problems — it means enjoying yourself with awareness. A few simple habits will help you maintain a healthy gaming life. Before you play, decide how much your budget is for the day and how long you will play — then stick to those decisions.
- Before you start gaming, set a specific time limit and a fixed amount of money.
- Avoid gaming when drinking or under stress — your judgement is weaker in those situations.
- Even on a winning streak, do not change your strategy — each game operates independently.
- Do not let anyone else use your account and do not share your password with anyone.
- Take regular breaks — resting for at least 5–10 minutes every hour is a good habit.
- Never think of gaming as a source of income — treat it as a cost of entertainment.
Remember, as an adult aged 21 and over, responsibility for your own decisions rests with you. 600 job is always here to make those decisions easier and safer.