Gaming is meant to be fun — that is the philosophy at yesb3. We want you to stay in control, enjoy the experience, and get the right support if anything goes wrong.
Responsible gaming means enjoying the fun of playing without letting it affect the other important parts of your life. yesb3 believes gaming is a form of entertainment — not a guaranteed way to build wealth.
Online gaming is growing in popularity across Bangladesh every day. Along with that growth, some players are running into difficulties. yesb3 does not want any of its members to face financial or mental health problems because of gaming — that is why we have put together a full set of tools and resources.
Responsible gaming comes down to three principles: set a budget, stick to your time limits, and keep a clear head after a loss. Follow these and gaming stays fun.
We are more than a gaming company — we take responsibility for our members' well-being. Every member has access to free responsible gaming tools, 24/7 support, and professional help referrals whenever needed.
These tools are completely free and can be activated at any time from your account settings.
Set your own daily, weekly, or monthly deposit limit. Lowering it takes effect immediately. Raising it requires a 24-hour wait — this is by design, so decisions are never made on impulse.
You can set a cap on the total amount you bet within a given period. This is especially useful for Sports Betting — it helps curb the tendency to place excessive bets in the heat of a match.
Set a daily time limit for how long you play. When the time is up, yesb3 will automatically prompt you to end your session. This tool is designed to make sure gaming does not cut into your sleep, work, or family time.
Enable pop-up notifications every 15, 30, or 60 minutes showing how long you've been playing and how much you've won or lost in BDT. These small reminders can make a big difference.
Temporarily suspend your account for 1, 3, 7, or 30 days. You won't be able to log in during this period. Taking a short break after a big loss or a stressful moment is often the right call.
Close your account for 6 months, 1 year, or permanently. It may feel like a hard decision, but it's often the bravest one you can make. While self-exclusion is active, you will not receive any promotional communications.
Gaming addiction does not happen overnight — it builds gradually. If you recognize even two or three of the signs below, take a step back and seek help.
You're spending beyond your monthly budget on gaming, borrowing money from others, or struggling to pay your bills.
Hours pass without you realizing it, and you are playing instead of sleeping or working.
Placing bigger bets to recover what you've lost is the most dangerous pattern to fall into.
Family or friends are worried about your gaming, or you are keeping it from them.
Using gaming to cope with anxiety, loneliness, or stress.
Answer the following questions honestly. If you answer yes to 3 or more, consider reaching out for help.
In the past month, have you skipped important responsibilities because of gaming?
Have you spent more time or money on gaming than you planned?
Are you hiding your gaming from family or friends?
Do you want to stop gaming but find you cannot?
Are you betting more to try to win back money you've lost?
Are you feeling anxious or guilty about your gaming?
Small changes can make your gaming experience significantly better.
Decide in advance how much you are willing to spend on gaming each month. Think of it like any other entertainment budget — just as you would set aside money for movies or dining out. Once you hit that limit, stop playing for the rest of the month.
Think of winnings as a bonus, not a source of income. Celebrate when you win, but keep a cool head when you lose. Knowing when to stop and say 'not today' is a real skill.
Set aside a specific time each day for gaming. Avoid long sessions right before bed. Set a phone alarm — when it goes off, stop.
Take at least a 10-minute break every hour. Get up, walk around, have some water. These short breaks keep you refreshed and reduce impulsive decision-making.
Avoid gaming when you're angry, frustrated, or under stress. Your decision-making is impaired in these states, and the risk of losses increases.
Let a trusted family member or friend know that you game online. They can observe from the outside and flag concerns if needed.
If you notice a problem, take action right away. Delaying it will only make things worse.
Start by using yesb3's responsible gaming tools. Turn on a deposit or time limit. It is the simplest first step you can take.
If you feel you can't stick to your limits, activate a cooling-off period or self-exclusion. Our support team is here to help.
Tell a family member or friend. Hiding a problem only makes it worse. An honest conversation is the first big step.
Speak with a mental health professional or counsellor. Gaming addiction is a recognized mental health condition — and it is treatable.
Responsible gaming is at the core of yesb3's business model. We believe that healthy, long-term players are our greatest asset.
Join yesb3 and enjoy a safe gaming environment. Use our responsible gaming tools to stay in control and keep the fun going.