At RM 68, we believe online casino gaming should be a source of entertainment — not stress or financial hardship. This page covers everything you need to know about playing responsibly, the self-control tools we offer, and where to turn if you need support.
This is more than just a slogan. Each of these principles is put into real practice across RM 68's platform and daily operations.
Gaming at RM 68 is meant for fun and leisure — just like watching EPL football or playing badminton. Do not use casino games as a way to solve your financial problems.
Always set a spending limit before you start playing. Only use money you can afford to lose. Never use funds set aside for bills, rent, or your family's basic needs for gambling.
Set a suitable session time limit. Take regular breaks while playing. Do not let gaming interfere with family time, work, or other priorities in your daily life.
One of the most dangerous habits in gambling is "chasing losses" — continuing to play in the hope of winning back money that has already been lost. This almost always leads to even greater losses.
RM 68 is strictly for players aged 18 and above. We enforce a rigorous age verification system. If you are a parent or guardian, please use parental control software on any devices shared with children.
Seeking help is a sign of strength, not weakness. If you or someone you care about is showing signs of a gambling problem, contact the RM 68 support team or use the available self-exclusion tools.
We provide a range of practical tools you can use at any time, directly from your RM 68 account.
Set your own daily, weekly, or monthly deposit limit. Once the limit is reached, the system will automatically block any further deposits until the period resets. Limits can be lowered immediately, but increasing a limit requires a 48-hour waiting period.
Available NowLimit the amount of time you spend on the RM 68 platform each day. The system will send you a warning when you are approaching your time limit, and will automatically log you out once the limit is reached.
Available NowSet a maximum loss amount you are willing to accept within a given period. Once the loss limit is reached, gaming will be stopped automatically to prevent further losses.
Available NowTake a break from the RM 68 platform for 24 hours, 3 days, 7 days, or 30 days. During this period, you will not be able to log in or make any deposits. Your account and existing balance remain safe.
Effective ImmediatelyThe most definitive option — close your account permanently or for an extended period (6 months, 1 year, 5 years, or permanently). We fully respect your decision and will ensure all remaining balances are withdrawn before closure.
Effective ImmediatelyReview your full transaction history, deposits, withdrawals, and playing time. Understanding your own playing patterns is an important first step toward more responsible and controlled gaming.
Available NowHow to Activate Self-Control Tools: Log in to your RM 68 account → click the profile icon → select "Account Settings" → choose "Responsible Gaming". All tools can be activated in under 2 minutes. If you need assistance, reach the RM 68 support team via 24/7 live chat.
For most Malaysians, playing at an online casino like RM 68 is one way to unwind after a long day — much like catching a Malaysia Super League match on the weekend or playing e-sports with friends. And that is a genuinely positive thing — gaming should bring joy and excitement to your life.
However, like any form of entertainment involving money, casino gaming carries risks if not managed wisely. Responsible gaming does not mean you cannot play or cannot have fun — it means you play in a way that is safe, controlled, and does not negatively impact your life or the lives of those you care about.
RM 68 takes this matter very seriously. Beyond providing self-control tools, we train our support team to recognise signs that a player may need help, and we proactively reach out to those players in a respectful, non-judgmental way.
Many people do not realise they have crossed the line between playing for fun and unhealthy patterns. Here are some key differences between the two:
Playing for fun: You have a clear budget limit and you stick to it. You can stop at any time without feeling compelled to continue. Gaming does not interfere with work, family, or other responsibilities. You play with disposable money, not funds meant for essential needs. Losses do not cause severe emotional distress or the urge to "chase back" what was lost.
Signs of problem gambling: You feel stressed or anxious when you are unable to play. You frequently think about gaming even while doing other things. You have borrowed money, sold belongings, or used bill money to gamble. Family members or friends have raised concerns about your gaming habits. You play to escape problems or negative feelings.
If you recognise yourself in any of the signs above, there is nothing to fear or be ashamed of. Many people go through the same thing, and help is available. The most important first step is acknowledging that a problem exists and reaching out for support.
Learn to recognise these signs in yourself or someone you care about. The earlier they are identified, the easier it is to get help.
You consistently play well beyond the time limits you set for yourself, and find it difficult to stop even when you've intended to.
After a loss, you keep playing and increase your bets trying to win back what you have lost — even knowing it rarely works out.
You have hidden or lied to your partner, parents, or loved ones about how much time and money you are spending on gaming.
You have used money meant for bills, rent, groceries, or your children's needs to make a deposit on a casino platform.
You have borrowed money from family or friends, or used a credit card or personal loan, solely to fund your casino play.
You find yourself turning to gaming when you feel stressed, anxious, sad, or overwhelmed — using the casino as an "escape" from reality.
You constantly find yourself thinking about casino gaming — planning your next session, figuring out ways to get more money for deposits, or replaying past games in your mind.
Casino gaming starts to affect your work performance, family relationships, or you begin neglecting daily responsibilities simply because you want to play longer.
When you try to cut back or stop playing, you feel restless, irritable, impatient, or unhappy — signs of serious psychological dependency.
You have promised yourself or others several times that you would stop or cut back on gambling, yet you have always failed and returned to the same old habits.
Please take immediate action. Contact the RM 68 support team to activate self-exclusion, or use the deposit limit tool to restrict your access. Talk to someone you trust about what you are going through. Remember — asking for help is a sign of wisdom and courage, not weakness.
Answer the following questions honestly. This is not a diagnosis — it is simply a personal reflection tool to help you assess your own gaming habits.
✓ Low Risk Level — Based on your answers, you appear to be playing in a fairly responsible manner. Continue using RM 68's self-control tools to maintain these healthy playing habits.
⚠ Attention Needed — Your answers show some signs that warrant attention. We encourage you to speak with the RM 68 support team, activate a deposit limit, or consider a temporary self-exclusion to give yourself space to reflect.
If you or someone you care about needs help, here is the easiest way to take action right now.
The first and hardest step — acknowledging that your playing habits may be unhealthy. There is no shame in this. It happens to many good people.
Log in to your RM 68 account and activate deposit limits, a temporary break, or self-exclusion. This can be done in under 2 minutes and takes effect immediately.
The RM 68 support team is available 24/7 via live chat. They are trained to assist with full respect and without judgment, guiding you through the options available.
Open up to a partner, family member, or trusted friend about what you are going through. The support of people who care about you is one of the most important factors in recovery.
If the problem has become serious, consider seeking guidance from a counsellor or mental health professional. In Malaysia, addiction-related counselling services are available at government hospitals and private clinics.