BetPower's Responsible Gaming Guidelines

Every day, thousands of people on BetPower enjoy cricket, football, and casino games. Most of them see betting as just another form of entertainment — much like buying a movie ticket or dining out. It's about having fun within a set budget.

Problems start when that mindset shifts — when betting begins to feel like a source of income, or a way to chase back losses. Recognising that shift is the first step toward responsible betting.

Before you play on BetPower, ask yourself three questions: Would losing this money affect my daily life? Am I playing for fun, or to chase losses? Have I set a time limit for myself today?

If you can answer all three questions confidently, go ahead and enjoy yourself. BetPower is committed to making that experience as enjoyable as possible.

There are certain signs that suggest stepping back from betting for a while is the right call. These aren't signs of weakness — they're signs of self-awareness.

A gambling problem doesn't only affect one person — it impacts the whole family. If you're concerned that a family member or friend is betting excessively, here's some guidance from BetPower:

Start with openness, not judgment. Instead of saying "you're betting too much," try "is something stressing you out?" People are far more likely to open up when they feel they won't be judged.

You can contact BetPower support to request limits or exclusion on someone's account, provided that person gives their consent. However, the self-exclusion process itself can only be completed at the member's own request.

Gambling addiction is a recognised mental health condition — not a character flaw. It's a situation that calls for support, and with the right help, recovery is absolutely possible.

People who have enjoyed betting for years tend to share certain habits. Following them will keep BetPower a fun experience, every time.

• Keep a separate monthly budget: Set a separate betting budget — one you can afford to lose without it affecting your daily life. Never go beyond that limit.
• Do your research before betting: When you bet on a match you actually know well, the experience feels worthwhile — whatever the result.
• Know when to stop after a win: The healthiest habit is knowing when to stop — ideally right after a big win. Take that good feeling and call it a day.
• Avoid betting when you're tired or feeling low: Bets made on impulse are usually the ones you end up regretting the most.
• Review your transaction history regularly: Checking your betting history once a month gives you a clear, honest picture — how much you've won and how much you've lost.