Responsible Gaming

18+ • Play Responsibly

Table of Contents
  1. Overview
  2. Set Personal Limits
  3. Take Regular Breaks
  4. Do Not Chase Losses
  5. Essential Money
  6. Warning Signs
  7. Adults Only
  8. Local Rules
  9. Account Safety
  10. When to Seek Support
  11. Final Reminder

Responsible Gaming

IC7 Game is intended for adults who are legally permitted to participate in gaming activities in their location. Gaming should be treated as entertainment, not as a guaranteed way to make money.

Different games can involve different rules, stakes and outcomes. Before playing, review the current information shown inside the selected game and decide in advance how much time and money you are comfortable using.

Set Personal Limits

Setting limits before you begin can help keep gaming controlled and predictable.

  • Decide a spending limit before playing.
  • Use only money that is not needed for essential expenses.
  • Set a time limit for each session.
  • Stop when the planned limit is reached.
  • Avoid increasing spending in an attempt to recover previous losses.

Take Regular Breaks

Long sessions can make it harder to make clear decisions. Take regular breaks, step away from the screen and return only when you feel calm and focused.

If gaming starts interfering with sleep, work, study, relationships or daily responsibilities, reduce or stop participation.

Do Not Chase Losses

Past outcomes do not create a guarantee about future rounds. Increasing stakes after a loss does not make a future win certain.

Avoid systems, messages or claims that promise guaranteed profit, fixed results, secret algorithms or sure-shot predictions.

Keep Gaming Separate From Essential Money

Do not use money reserved for food, rent, bills, education, medical needs, loan payments or other essential commitments.

Borrowing money to continue gaming can increase financial pressure and should be avoided.

Know the Warning Signs

Consider reducing or stopping gaming if you notice patterns such as:

  • Spending more than planned
  • Trying repeatedly to recover losses
  • Hiding gaming activity from family or friends
  • Borrowing money to continue playing
  • Feeling anxious, angry or distressed when not playing
  • Allowing gaming to affect work, study or relationships

Adults Only

People below the legal age for real-money gaming in their location should not participate. Parents and guardians should keep account details, payment methods and device access away from minors.

Check Local Rules

Gaming laws and restrictions can differ by location. Users are responsible for checking whether the activity they want to participate in is permitted where they are located.

The availability of a website, app or game does not by itself determine whether participation is legal in every location.

Protect Your Account

Responsible use also includes account security. Keep your mobile number, password, verification code and payment credentials private.

  • Do not share verification codes.
  • Do not share UPI, card or bank PINs.
  • Use a screen lock on your device.
  • Review payment details before confirming a transaction.

When to Stop and Seek Support

If gaming becomes difficult to control, stop playing and speak with someone you trust. Professional counselling or local support services may also be appropriate when gaming is causing financial, emotional or relationship problems.

Taking a break or stopping completely is a valid choice whenever gaming is no longer enjoyable or manageable.

Responsible Gaming Reminder

  • Play only if you are legally eligible.
  • Set time and spending limits.
  • Never chase losses.
  • Keep essential money separate.
  • Ignore guaranteed-win claims.
  • Take breaks and stop when needed.