Enjoy your time on Aviator Bet, but always play within your limits. We believe gaming is entertainment — it should never become a burden. That is why we are here for you every step of the way.
On Aviator Bet Responsible Gaming means more than just following rules — it's a mindset and a way of life. We want every user to enjoy gaming, but never at the cost of their personal or family wellbeing.
Gaming is a leisure activity — just like going to the cinema or eating out. It should never be seen as a source of income, and you should never turn to gaming to solve financial problems. At Aviator Bet, we encourage healthy gaming habits and have support in place the moment you need it.
Millions of people across Bangladesh enjoy online gaming every day, and most do so responsibly. But for a small number of players, gaming can become a problem. Aviator Bet is fully aware of this, and we care just as much about those individuals.
Our Responsible Gaming The programme gives you access to personalised limit-setting, self-assessment tools, break options, and the ability to temporarily or permanently close your account. Because we believe a happy, healthy player is the best kind of player.
Aviator Bet's responsible gaming policy is built on internationally recognised responsible gaming standards. We want every experience you have with us to be a positive one.
Six core principles we believe in and follow every day.
Only play with money you can afford to lose without it affecting your daily life. Keep your gaming budget separate — never use household funds for gaming.
Avoid playing for long stretches at a time. Decide in advance how long you will play each day or week, and stick to it.
The goal of gaming should be enjoyment. Do not play to chase wins or recover lost money — that is where problems start.
Make sure gaming does not affect your social life, family, or career. Spend time with family and stay connected with friends.
Don't chase losses after an unsuccessful game. Each round is independent — a previous loss is no guarantee of a future win.
If you feel like you are losing control of your gaming, seek help right away. That is not a sign of weakness — it takes real courage.
To help you play responsibly on Aviator Bet, we provide a range of powerful tools that are entirely in your hands.
Set your own deposit limits — daily, weekly, or monthly. Once configured, they take effect immediately.
Set a maximum amount you can wager per bet. This protects you from placing impulsive, oversized bets.
Set a limit on how much you're willing to lose within a given period. Once that limit is reached, your account will automatically stop all gameplay.
Decide how long each gaming session will last. When the time is up, you'll be logged out automatically.
Take a self-imposed break from gaming for anywhere between 1 day and 6 weeks. You won't be able to log in to your account during this period.
To close your account long-term or permanently, choose the self-exclusion option. Once active, this cannot easily be reversed.
Requests to increase limits or cancel a break don't take effect immediately — we apply a 72-hour cooling-off period so you can make decisions with a clear head.
Problem gambling does not appear overnight — it builds gradually. If you notice any of the following signs in yourself or someone you know, take them seriously.
Remember, there is no shame in recognising these signs. This is a health issue, and help is available.
If three or more of the following signs apply to you, please contact our support team or seek professional help.
Chasing Lost Funds Playing repeatedly while steadily increasing the size of your bets.
When not gaming Feeling restless, irritable, or low — unable to feel normal without gaming.
About gaming Lying to Family or Friends or hiding things.
Due to gaming Work, studies, or family responsibilities keeping to it.
Sleep, eating, or health Neglecting physical and mental health to keep playing.
To fund gaming Taking on debt or borrowing money from others.
Tried multiple times to quit gaming but have had trouble Cannot stop yourself — you're unable to stick to your resolution.
Losing at gaming causes extreme frustration and Arguments with Family or straining your relationships.
Set a fixed monthly budget for gaming and stop playing once it's gone.
Set a timer on your phone or account. When it goes off, stop playing — no exceptions.
Take at least a 10-minute break every hour. Get up, walk around, drink some water — keep a clear head.
Don't play when you're angry, sad, or frustrated. Making sound decisions is much harder when emotions are running high.
Playing late at night carries higher risk — fatigue impairs your judgement.
Decide in advance how much you want to win before you stop for the day. Chasing bigger wins can lead to losing everything.
Make sure you understand the rules and odds of any game you play. Placing large bets on an unfamiliar game is never a good idea.
Let a family member or trusted friend know about your gaming habits. They can keep a watchful eye out for you.
Sports, reading, watching films, or spending time with friends — these are all healthy alternatives to gaming.
Never use a credit card or borrowed money for gaming. Only play with money you have earned yourself.
Keep a monthly record of your winnings and losses. It gives you an honest picture of where you stand.
Make active use of Aviator Bet's deposit, wagering, and time limit tools.
Ask yourself the questions below and answer honestly — this is just for you. If you answer yes to most of them, it may be time to reassess your gaming habits.
This self-assessment is not a substitute for professional help, but it is an important first step.
If you answered "Yes" to three or more questions, please reach out to our support team — we're here to help, not to judge.
Are you spending more time or money on gaming than you planned?
Do you feel anxious or restless when you try to stop gaming?
Are you chasing losses by continuing to play in hopes of winning back what you've lost?
Are you hiding the truth about your gaming from family or friends?
Is gaming causing financial problems or debt?
Are work, studies, or family responsibilities suffering because of your gaming?
Are you turning to gaming to cope with stress or depression?