Set Limits Before You Play: A Practical Guide

Why limits matter

Setting deposit and session limits before you play is a straightforward way to keep your spending and time under control. On the platform, these tools are available inside your account settings, under a section often labelled "Responsible Gaming" or "Account Limits." They are not optional extras—they are standard features that every player can use at no cost.

When you set a deposit limit, the system stops you from adding more than that amount to your balance within a chosen period, such as daily, weekly, or monthly. A session limit ends your game after a set number of minutes. Both limits help you stick to a plan, whether you are using ringgit from an e-wallet like Touch 'n Go or a bank transfer.

How to set a deposit limit

Start by logging into your account and navigating to the responsible gaming or account settings page. Look for a button or link that says "Set Limits" or "Deposit Limit." The site will ask you to choose a period—daily, weekly, or monthly—and then enter a ringgit amount. The minimum is usually low, so you can start with a figure that matches your budget.

Once you confirm, the limit takes effect immediately. You cannot deposit more than that amount until the period resets. For example, if you set a weekly limit of RM500, the system will block any deposit that would push you over that total. This applies to all payment methods, including e-wallets like GrabPay and Boost, as well as FPX and DuitNow transfers.

How to set a session limit

Session limits work differently from deposit limits. Instead of controlling money, they control time. On the platform, find the session limit option in the same settings area. You will be asked to choose a duration, such as 30 minutes, 60 minutes, or 120 minutes. After you confirm, the system will track your playtime from the moment you start a game.

When your session time runs out, the site will automatically log you out or lock your account for that session. You cannot simply click "continue" to bypass it—you must wait until the next period or adjust the limit in settings. This is useful if you tend to lose track of time while playing slots or table games. Pair it with a deposit limit for better control.

What the answers mean

When you set a deposit limit of RM200 daily, the system will reject any deposit attempt over that amount until midnight. If you try to deposit RM250, the transaction will fail, and you will see a message explaining that you have reached your limit. The same applies to weekly or monthly caps—the system checks your total deposits for that period, not just a single transaction.

Session limits are simpler. If you set a 60-minute session, the platform will show a timer in the corner of the screen. When it hits zero, the game screen freezes, and you are taken back to the lobby. You cannot re-enter until the next day unless you increase the limit in settings. These answers confirm that the feature is working as intended and that your chosen limits are being enforced.

When and how to adjust limits

You can adjust your limits at any time, but the process is not instant. On the platform, any decrease in a deposit or session limit takes effect immediately. For example, lowering your daily deposit limit from RM500 to RM200 works right away. However, an increase—like raising it to RM800—requires a cooling-off period, usually 24 to 72 hours. This delay prevents impulsive changes.

To make an adjustment, go back to the same settings page and select "Change Limits." The site will ask you to confirm the new amount or duration. If you are increasing, note the effective date shown on the screen. For session limits, the same rule applies: decreases are instant, increases are delayed. Plan ahead so that you do not get stuck when you want to play longer.

Checking your current limits

Before each session, it is a good habit to check your current limits. On the platform, go to your account dashboard and look for a section called "My Limits" or "Current Limits." It will display your deposit limit per period, your session limit, and the amount you have used so far. For instance, it might show "Daily deposit limit: RM300, used: RM150, remaining: RM150."

This information helps you decide whether you can play again or need to wait. If your remaining deposit is zero, you cannot add more funds until the period resets. The same applies to session time—if you have used 45 minutes of a 60-minute limit, you have 15 minutes left. Check this before logging into a game so you know exactly where you stand.