Betting is entertainment — not a livelihood. TJBT believes every player should know their limits and play mindfully and enjoyably. This page is your complete guide to responsible gaming.
We have multiple layers of protection in place for responsible play
Set your own daily, weekly, or monthly deposit cap. Once a limit is set, it takes effect immediately.
Set a limit on how long each session will last. Once the time is up, TJBT will automatically alert you and prompt you to take a break.
Temporarily suspend your account for a set period. Take a break anywhere from 24 hours up to 6 months.
Your account will automatically lock once you've lost a set amount. This helps you keep a clear head and make better decisions.
You can view your deposit, withdrawal, and betting history at any time. Understand your own patterns and make informed decisions.
Whatever the issue, whenever you need us, the TJBT support team is here for you. Get immediate assistance on anything related to responsible gaming.
Responsible gaming means treating betting and gaming as a normal part of entertainment — not as a source of income or a way to solve problems. At TJBT, we always want you to play with enjoyment, and never reach a point where gaming has a negative impact on your life.
The truth is, most people play occasionally, stay within their limits, and accept losses gracefully. But for some, it becomes a struggle. TJBT cares just as much for those people too.
Do you spend more than your set budget and regret it later?
After a loss, do you feel the urge to bet more to win back what you lost?
Do you hide your betting activity from the people close to you?
Does thinking about betting make it hard to focus on work or family?
Have you ever used household or emergency funds for betting?
If you answered yes to any of the above, take a moment to pause. Contact TJBT support or use the self-exclusion feature for a while.
Set your play limits in just a few simple steps
Log in to your TJBT account and go to the profile menu.
Go to the "Responsible Gaming" or "Safe Play" section in your profile.
Deposit limits, session time, loss limits, or self-exclusion — choose what works best for you.
Choose the amount and timeframe that works best for you.
Once confirmed, limits take effect immediately. Decreasing a limit applies instantly; increasing one takes effect after 72 hours.
Never spend more than 10% of your entertainment budget on betting. Keep household money completely separate.
Take at least two full days off each week. Spend that time with family and friends.
Avoid betting when you're angry, tired, or feeling low.
Most people with a betting problem don't realize it at first — because it happens gradually. Watch out for the signs below:
Chasing Losses: Chasing losses by betting more and more after each loss in hopes of winning back money — this is the most dangerous sign.
Lying & Hiding: Hiding from family or friends how much you are playing or losing.
Borrowed: Borrowing money from others or dipping into emergency savings to fund betting.
Relationship Strain: Betting straining your relationships with family, friends, or at work.
Unable to Stop: Starting with "just one bet" and repeatedly going over your limits.
If you feel like betting is getting out of your control — acknowledging it is the bravest thing you can do. Here's what to do next:
For any urgent support, contact TJBT Support at: support@tjbt.pro — We're always here for you.
TJBT is strictly for adults aged 18 and over. This isn't just a rule — it's a responsibility we take seriously.
Strict age verification is carried out at registration using date of birth and national ID.
If a minor is identified, their account and all associated transactions will be cancelled immediately.
If you suspect anything, reach out to support@tjbt.pro — we'll act quickly.
Follow these simple habits to keep betting enjoyable at all times
Decide how much you're willing to spend before you start playing. Once that amount is gone, stop.
Betting is not a source of income. Think of it like a movie ticket — it's the cost of entertainment.
Step away every hour or so — stretch, walk, drink some water. Sitting for too long impairs your judgment.
On a winning day, be happy and walk away. The moment you think "just one more," trouble begins.
Don't let betting be your only outlet — make room for books, sports, and family too.
Ask yourself honestly — am I actually enjoying this? If the answer is no, it's time to stop.