Responsible Gaming

Gaming should always be fun and within your control. We are committed to helping you play safely. This page explains the tools and support available if play stops feeling like entertainment.

Content reviewed by the Daman Games editorial team. Last updated August 2026.

Play for Entertainment, Not Income

Gambling involves risk, and the odds always favour the house over time. Treat any money you spend as the cost of entertainment, never as a way to make money or recover losses. Only play with money you can comfortably afford to lose.

18+ Only

Our platform is strictly for adults aged 18 and over. We carry out age and identity verification, and we do not permit anyone underage to register or play. Please keep your account credentials away from minors.

Set Limits

Decide in advance how much time and money you want to spend, and stick to it. Useful habits include setting a budget before you play, taking regular breaks, and never chasing losses. If our platform offers deposit, loss, or session limits, use them to stay in control.

Practical steps that help many players stay in control: (1) set a fixed weekly deposit amount and do not top it up mid-session; (2) use a separate account or wallet for gaming funds so it never mixes with rent, bills, or savings; (3) set a phone timer before you start playing and stop when it goes off, regardless of whether you are up or down; (4) never gamble to pay off a previous loss — treat every session as a fresh, capped decision; (5) avoid playing while tired, upset, or under the influence of alcohol, since judgement about limits is weakest in those moments.

Self-Exclusion & Cool-Off

If you need a break, you can request a temporary cool-off period or longer self-exclusion. During this time your account will be restricted from play. To arrange this, contact our team via the Customer Service page.

Signs Gambling May Be a Problem

Ask yourself: Do you spend more than you can afford? Do you gamble to escape stress or chase losses? Have you borrowed money or hidden your gambling from others? Does it affect your work, sleep, or relationships? If you answer "yes" to any of these, it may be time to seek support.

Where to Get Help

If gambling is no longer fun or feels out of control, please reach out for help. You can speak to a doctor or counsellor, confide in someone you trust, and contact a free, independent psychosocial support service. Two established India-based helplines that are not affiliated with Daman Games and can be contacted confidentially:

iCALL Psychosocial Helpline (TISS, Mumbai) — +91 91529 87821, Monday–Saturday, 10:00 am – 8:00 pm. Free telephone and email counselling; email [email protected] if calling outside hours.
Vandrevala Foundation Helpline — +91 99996 66555, available 24×7×365 for crisis and mental-health support, also reachable via WhatsApp.

These organisations are independent non-profits and are not run by Daman Games; we list them because problem gambling is a mental-health matter best handled by trained counsellors, not by a gaming platform. International self-assessment tools are also available online from recognised responsible-gambling organisations if you are outside India.

Family & Friends

If you are worried about someone else's gambling rather than your own, the same helplines above (iCALL and Vandrevala Foundation) also take calls from concerned family members and friends, not only from the person gambling. Signs to watch for include secrecy about money, borrowing frequently, mood swings tied to wins or losses, and neglecting work, sleep, or relationships. Approaching the person calmly and without blame, and encouraging them to call an independent helpline themselves, is generally more effective than confrontation.

Protecting Minors

If you share a device, consider using parental-control or website-filtering software to prevent underage access to gambling content. Always log out of your account when you are finished.