At Cebaje Responsible Gaming — Keep the fun, cut the harm

Responsible gaming means enjoying gaming as a healthy form of entertainment while staying in control. It doesn't mean you can't play — it means you play knowingly and within your limits.

Responsible gaming at Cebaje is more than a policy — it's part of our culture. We want you to be a happy, healthy player for the long term. When gaming starts to harm your family, your work, or your financial security, it's no longer entertainment.

Three core principles of responsible gaming:

• Control: Decide in advance how long you'll play and how much you're willing to spend.
• Balance: Gaming is a part of life, not your whole life. Keep a healthy balance between family, friends, work, and play.
• Disclaimer: Stay aware of your own behavior and feelings. If you notice any changes, pause and reflect.

Gaming addiction doesn't happen overnight — it develops gradually. If you notice any of the following signs in yourself or someone close to you, it's time to pay attention.

Cebaje offers a range of free tools to help you stay in control of your gaming. These can be activated through your account settings or by contacting support.

Answer the following questions honestly. If you answer "yes" to three or more, consider seeking professional support.

Acknowledging the problem is the first and bravest step. Cebaje is here for you — no judgment, just support.

• Pause and reflect: If gaming starts to feel overwhelming, stop immediately. Pay attention to your emotions and behavior — playing more right now won't solve the problem.
• Enable limits: Go to Account Settings to enable deposit or session limits. It takes just two minutes and kicks in right away.
• Take a break: Activate a cooling-off period or self-exclusion. A little distance helps clear your head and makes decisions easier.
• Talk to us: Reach us via live chat or at support@cebaje.im. Our trained support team will assist you with complete confidentiality.
• Tell your family: Telling a family member or trusted friend makes it easier to get support. Don't face it alone — let someone close to you be there for you.
• Seek Professional Help: If needed, speak with a psychologist or addiction specialist. Cebaje's support team can help connect you with the right resources.

If a family member uses Cebaje and you're concerned about them, the following information may be useful.

• Age verification: Cebaje strictly enforces age verification for 18+. If you believe a minor has opened an account, please let us know — immediate action will be taken.
• Suspicious activity: If you suspect a family member is gaming beyond healthy limits, contact us at support@cebaje.im.
• Open conversations: Have open conversations with your family about gaming habits and financial limits. Listen with understanding, not judgment.
• Financial safety: If you notice someone using household funds for gaming, consider seeking professional financial advice.

Responsible gaming isn't about giving up the fun — it's about making the fun last. Follow these habits to keep gaming enjoyable at all times.

• Set your budget first: Before you start playing, decide on a maximum spend for the day. Stick to that limit — whether you're losing or winning.
• Track your time: Avoid long uninterrupted sessions — take a short break every now and then. A 5–10 minute rest each hour is a good habit.
• Keep Your Emotions in Check: Avoid gaming when you're angry, frustrated, or under the influence. Your judgment is impaired in these states.
• Be Prepared to Lose: Losses are a normal part of gaming. Never bet money that your household can't afford to lose.
• Keep gaming in balance with the rest of your life: Make sure you have plenty of time for family, friends, hobbies, and work. Never let gaming become your only source of entertainment.
• Check in with yourself regularly: Ask yourself once a month — is gaming still fun? Or is it starting to feel like a burden?
• Avoid the bonus trap: Don't let bonuses and promotions tempt you into playing more than you planned. Bonuses are a perk — not a reason to increase your play.