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Responsible Gaming

Responsible Gaming

Sports betting should be a fun activity, so we’ve put together this guide to help you bet responsibly on sports.

Bongda365.club (“We/Us/Our”) is committed to encourage all of Our visitors to engage in safe gaming and betting practices as a source of sportsbook and sports betting information. We are dedicated to ensure that Our users make gambling an engaging and enjoyable pastime by playing responsibly and avoiding the difficulties that come with excessive or compulsive gambling.

Gambling by Minors

Individuals under the age of 18 are not permitted to gamble. If you have an active account on a gaming website and live with people under the age of 18, you should take precautions to prevent them from getting access to it, such as keeping your login information hidden and not saving it on any computers or devices that minors may have access to.

Gambling Responsibly

We encourage all of our visitors to wager sensibly in order to keep their gambling activities safe and enjoyable. We suggest you to think about the following things to ensure that your gambling is safe and responsible:

Compulsive Gambling

While gambling in moderation can be a thrilling and enjoyable hobby, it is also addictive, and excessive gambling can have serious consequences. It’s important to recognise the warning indications that your gambling is becoming serious so that you can address the problem and get treatment before things get worse. If you’re worried about the impact of gambling on your life, consider the following questions:

If you replied “yes” to any of these questions, you may have a problem with compulsive gambling and should seek help as described below.

Finding Help

Do not be scared to get treatment if you believe you may have a compulsive gambling problem. There are a number of organizations and programs available to help you overcome your gambling problems and regain control of your life. The following are some resources and organizations that may be able to help you:

Gamblers Anonymous (US.)

National Council on Problem Gambling (U.S.)

GambleAware (U.K.)

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