Gaming should be entertainment, not a burden. mr888 is committed to ensuring every user has access to the tools, information, and support they need to play safely and responsibly.
Six tools we provide to help you stay in control at all times.
Set a maximum deposit amount for a daily or weekly period directly from your account settings. This limit takes effect immediately once saved.
Limit the duration of your gaming sessions. When the time limit is reached, you will be notified and the session will be ended automatically for your wellbeing.
Need a break from playing? You can suspend your account temporarily for 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days, or any other duration of your choice.
For those who need a more permanent exclusion, self-exclusion options of 6 months, 1 year, or 5 years are available and cannot be cancelled during the selected period.
Set the maximum amount you are willing to lose in a day or a week. The platform will block new bets once the limit is reached.
Enable periodic notifications that remind you how long you have been playing and how much you have spent, helping you make more mindful decisions.
Setting limits on your mr888 account is simple and can be done in under two minutes.
Go to login page and log in to your mr888 account using your username and password.
Click on your profile icon in the top right corner and select "Account Settings" from the menu that appears.
In your account settings, look for the tab labelled "Responsible Gaming" or "Limits & Controls" to view all available options.
Choose the type of limit you want, enter the relevant value or duration, and click "Save". Deposit limits take effect immediately. Limit increases require a cooling-off period before they come into force.
You will receive a confirmation email for any limit changes. Keep this email as a record. If you did not make this change, contact our support team immediately.
Limit the amount of money you can deposit within a given period. Limit decreases take effect immediately; limit increases require a 24-hour cooling-off period.
Set how long you can play before a session ends. Options range from 30 minutes to several hours per day. A warning notification is sent 10 minutes before the limit is reached.
From a simple 24-hour break all the way to a long-term self-exclusion spanning several years — you decide what works best for you.
When your losses reach the set limit, the platform will automatically block new bets until the relevant limit period expires.
Online gambling, when approached the right way, is a legitimate and enjoyable form of entertainment. Many people enjoy slot games, sports betting, or live casino tables without any issues — it's simply how they unwind, much like watching a movie or playing video games. But like all forms of entertainment, gambling can become problematic for some individuals if not managed responsibly.
At mr888, we believe the enjoyment of gaming should not come at too high a cost — whether financial, emotional, or social. That is why we invest in protection tools, train our support staff to identify warning signs, and work with organisations that provide help to those who need it.
The most important thing to remember is this: gambling should only ever use money you can afford to lose — not money set aside for bills, food, or family needs. It's for entertainment, not to generate income or solve financial problems. If you find yourself playing to "win back" money you've already lost, that is a serious warning sign.
There is a fairly clear line between playing for fun and playing that has started to become a problem. Healthy gambling means you set a budget before playing, stop when the budget runs out, don't try to chase losses, and can quit at any time without feeling pressured. Problem gambling, on the other hand, often starts gradually and can sometimes be difficult to recognize in yourself.
Research shows that problem gambling is not purely a financial issue — it can also affect mental health, relationships with family and friends, and work performance. Recognising the problem early is the most important step toward getting the right help.
Recognise these signs in yourself or someone you care about. The earlier they are identified, the easier it is to get help.
Playing beyond the set budget – You frequently spend more than planned and find it hard to stop even after reaching your limit.
Chasing losses – You keep playing to "win back" money you have already lost, often leading to even greater losses.
Lying about gambling – You hide your gambling activity or the amount of money spent from family members or friends.
Using essential funds to gamble – Money meant for bills, food, rent, or your children's needs is being used for gambling.
Feeling anxious or stressed when not playing – You feel restless, irritable, or uneasy when you are unable to gamble.
Gambling as an escape – You gamble to forget your problems, relieve stress, or cope with feelings of sadness and loneliness.
Borrowing money to gamble – You borrow money from family, friends, or financial institutions to fund your gambling activity.
Neglecting responsibilities – Work, studies, family relationships, or other daily responsibilities begin to suffer because too much time is spent gambling.
Answer the following questions honestly. If you answer "Yes" to three or more questions, this may be a sign that you need support.
Have you ever felt the need to gamble with more money to get the same level of excitement?
Have you ever tried to stop gambling but failed, even though you genuinely wanted to quit?
Has gambling ever caused problems in your relationships with your partner, family, or friends?
Have you ever borrowed money or sold belongings to fund your gambling?
Have you ever felt guilty, ashamed, or stressed after a gambling session?
Has gambling ever caused you to miss commitments, skip work, or be absent from important events?
Follow these simple guidelines to keep gambling a fun and enjoyable form of entertainment.
Set a budget before you play – Decide how much you are willing to spend and stick to it. Treat it as an entertainment expense.
Don't try to chase losses – If your budget runs out, close the session and try again another day. Chasing losses almost always results in even bigger losses.
Take regular breaks – Take a break every 30–60 minutes to reassess. Don't let the game consume your full attention.
Don't play when you're stressed – Avoid gambling when you are feeling sad, angry, tired, or under stress. Negative emotional states impair your judgment.
Balance it with other activities – Gambling should be one of many entertainment activities in your life, not your only source of fun or stress relief.
Answers to the most frequently asked questions about responsible gaming at mr888.
Responsible gaming is not mr888's responsibility alone — it is a shared commitment between the platform and its users. mr888 plays its part by providing the necessary tools, information, and support. But the final decision to play responsibly rests with each individual.
We understand that talking about a gambling problem can feel embarrassing or difficult. But the truth is, asking for help is a sign of maturity and courage. Many people face the same challenges, and many have overcome them with the right support. You don't have to face it alone.
If you are concerned about the gambling habits of a family member or friend, you can also reach out to mr888 support. While we are unable to disclose another person's account information, we can offer guidance on the best ways to help someone you care about.
Reach the mr888 support team at any time via live chat within the platform.
Log in to your account and access the protection settings from the account settings page.
Mr888 is here to help you enjoy a safe digital entertainment experience. Register an account today and use our protection tools to play with peace of mind.