Betting is entertainment — not a source of income. cbajr wants you to always enjoy betting within your own limits. Our tools and support are here for you.
Bet with enjoyment at cbajr — but always within your limits.
Responsible Gaming means enjoying betting as entertainment — not as a source of income or an escape from personal difficulties. cbajr believes every member has the right to bet in a safe and enjoyable environment.
We know that betting can sometimes become a habit that spirals out of control. To help prevent that, cbajr offers a range of tools and support. On this page, you'll learn how to use cbajr's features to keep yourself protected.
The core of responsible betting is simple — never bet more than you can afford, don't chase your losses, and take a break if betting stops being fun.
cbajr's commitment: We don't just write rules — we actively work to support the mental and financial well-being of every member. Responsible betting is at the core of how we operate.
This is an example illustration. You can set any limit yourself.
Our Commitment to Keeping You in Control
On cbajr, you decide how much you deposit, how much you bet, and how much loss you're comfortable with — on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis. Limits take effect immediately, but increasing them requires a 24-hour waiting period.
Need a short break? cbajr's cooling-off feature lets you temporarily suspend your account for anywhere between 24 hours and 6 weeks. During this period, no bets or deposits can be placed, but withdrawals are still available.
If you feel you need a longer break, choose self-exclusion. You can completely close your cbajr account for anywhere between 6 months and 5 years. No access of any kind will be available during the exclusion period.
Use the session timer to track how long you've been betting in one go. Once the set time is up, cbajr will alert you and can automatically log you out if you choose.
Cbajr's Reality Check feature shows you at regular intervals how long you've been betting and how much you've won or lost. Use this information to make informed decisions.
Cbajr's Responsible Gaming team is active 24/7. If you're worried about your betting or need help, talk to us directly. Our goal is to find solutions, not to judge.
Set your own limits in just a few steps
Log in to cbajr and click on your profile icon in the top right corner.
From the settings menu, select the "Responsible Gaming" option.
Deposit limit, bet limit, loss limit, session time, or cooling-off — pick whatever works for you.
Enter the amount or time and click "Save". The limit will take effect immediately.
After every change, cbajr will send a confirmation message to your registered email address.
All of cbajr's Responsible Betting Features
Set your own daily, weekly, and monthly deposit caps. Lowering a limit takes effect immediately; increasing one requires a 24-hour waiting period.
Set a limit on how much you bet or lose within a given period. Once the limit is reached, betting stops automatically.
Set how long a single betting session should run. When time is up, cbajr will send you an alert.
Fully deactivate your account for a short-term or long-term break.
For any concerns, reach out to the cbajr support team via live chat or email.
Recognise these warning signs to protect yourself or someone you care about
Chasing losses: Feeling the urge to place more bets to recover money you've lost.
Spending too much time betting: Spending far more time or money on betting than you originally planned.
Hiding things from family and friends: Hiding the amount you bet or how much you've lost from the people close to you.
Betting with borrowed money: Borrowing money or dipping into savings to fund your betting.
Feeling restless when not betting: Feeling irritable, anxious, or uncomfortable when you're unable to bet.
Impact on work or studies: Being unable to focus on daily tasks or professional responsibilities because of thoughts about betting.
The principles cbajr members follow
These simple questions will help you understand how healthy your betting habits are