On tv 66 Responsible Gaming — Keep the Fun, Avoid the Harm

Responsible gambling means treating betting purely as entertainment — not as a source of income or livelihood. Playing responsibly on tv 66 means knowing when to play, how much to play, and when to stop.

Betting can be an enjoyable activity — as long as it stays in control. Add a little excitement to a cricket match, have fun with casino games — but everything has its limits. Staying within those limits is what responsible gaming is all about.

Tv 66 believes that a happy and healthy player is our greatest asset. That's why we don't just offer games — we actively work to ensure your safety and wellbeing.

Responsible players follow a few simple habits that keep them in control at all times. Keep these tips in mind when playing on tv 66:

Most importantly — betting must never come before your family, your health, or your everyday responsibilities. Never use money set aside for essential expenses (rent, food, medical bills, your children's education) on betting.

We don't always realize when betting starts to have a negative impact on our lives. If you notice any of the signs below, it's time to take action:

• Chasing losses with more bets — This is called "chasing losses" and it is the most dangerous habit to fall into.
• Hiding your betting from family or friends — The need to hide it is a sign that something isn't right.
• Feeling restless or irritable when not betting.
• Struggling to focus on work, family, or studies.
• Betting with borrowed money or by dipping into savings.
• Repeatedly telling yourself "this is the last time" — but being unable to stop.
• Lying or hiding information about your betting.
• Increased stress, anxiety, or depression.

If you notice even one of these signs in yourself, pause and reach out to the tv 66 support team — you will receive help without any judgment.

Reflect honestly on the following questions — this is just for you:

Go to your account settings on tv 66 and find these tools under the "Responsible Gambling" option:

If you think a friend or family member may be struggling with betting, here's how you can help:

• Speak Openly: Calmly share your concerns without anger or blame. Say "I'm worried about you" — don't pass judgment.
• Good to know: Problem gambling is a mental health issue — not a weakness or a character flaw.
• Limit Financial Support: Lending money for betting only makes the problem worse.
• Recommend Professional Help: Encourage them to speak with the tv 66 support team or a mental health professional.
• Take Care of Yourself Too: Supporting a loved one through a problem can be tough. Make sure you are looking after your own mental wellbeing too.

Tv 66 believes no one should have to struggle alone. Reaching out for help is an act of courage. If you feel betting is having a negative impact on your life, take action now: