Gaming on 22rs is meant to be a form of entertainment — something you enjoy within a budget you've decided on, not a way to chase losses or fix financial problems. This page walks you through the tools we've built into 22rs and the practical steps that keep gaming fun rather than stressful.
These tools are built into your 22rs account. You don't need to contact support to set most of them — they're available directly from your account settings.
Set a daily, weekly or monthly PKR deposit cap that suits your budget. Once set, the limit applies immediately. If you want to lower it, the reduction takes effect straight away. Increasing a limit requires a cooling-off period — typically 24 to 72 hours — which gives you time to reconsider.
A loss limit caps how much you can lose in a given time period — daily, weekly or monthly. When the limit is reached, you cannot place further bets until the period resets. This is particularly useful for sports betting sessions during PSL or international cricket series where it's easy to keep going after a losing run.
Set a reminder that alerts you after a set number of minutes or hours of continuous play. The reminder appears on screen — it doesn't force you to stop, but it does make sure you're making an active choice to continue rather than just losing track of time during a casino or live betting session.
If you need a short break from the platform — a few days or a couple of weeks — you can set a temporary cooling-off period from your account settings. During this time your account is inaccessible for betting, deposits and bonuses. The break ends automatically at the end of the period you set.
Self-exclusion is for players who feel they need a longer break — from 30 days to permanent. Once activated, you cannot reopen the account during the agreed period regardless of subsequent requests. Any real-money balance is held safely and can be requested after the exclusion period ends.
Your 22rs account shows a full history of deposits, withdrawals, bets placed and games played. Reviewing this regularly — even monthly — is a good habit. Seeing your actual spending in PKR terms, not individual bets, gives you a much clearer picture of how much gaming is really costing you.
Setting limits takes less than two minutes and is the single most effective thing you can do to keep gaming within a sensible budget. Here's how it works on 22rs:
Access your 22rs account from any device — desktop browser or mobile. Responsible gaming settings are available from all devices.
Find the Responsible Gaming or Account Settings section in the menu. All limit and self-exclusion tools are grouped there — you don't need to search through multiple menus.
Select whether you want a deposit limit, loss limit or session time reminder. Each has a separate setting — you can set all three independently if you want layered protection.
Enter the PKR amount for deposit or loss limits, or the time in minutes for session reminders. For deposit and loss limits, choose the period — daily, weekly or monthly.
Reductions and new limits take effect immediately. If you later want to increase a limit, the change will only apply after a cooling-off period — this delay is intentional and designed to protect you from impulsive decisions.
Before setting a deposit limit, it helps to think through your actual disposable income. A simple way to approach this:
Work out your limit before you log in, not while you're playing. Decisions made mid-session — especially after a few losses — are rarely the ones you'd make with a clear head. Set your deposit limit when you're not in gaming mode.
Most people who develop a problematic relationship with gaming don't notice it happening gradually. These are some of the patterns that can indicate gaming has moved beyond entertainment — for yourself or someone you know.
Increasing the amount you bet to get the same level of excitement that smaller bets used to give you
Chasing losses — going back to try to win back money you've already lost in a session or over recent days
Spending money earmarked for rent, groceries, bills or other essential expenses on gaming or deposits
Hiding your gaming activity from family members or being dishonest about how much you've spent
Finding it difficult to stop playing even when you've decided to, or feeling restless or irritable when not gaming
Missing work, family commitments or social events because of gaming — or regularly playing much longer than you planned
Borrowing money from friends, family or other sources to fund gaming activity
Go through the questions below honestly. If you find yourself agreeing with several of them, it may be worth taking a break and reviewing your gaming habits — or speaking to someone you trust.
Have I spent more on gaming in the past month than I intended to when I started?
Have I played on 22rs when I knew I shouldn't — for example, during work hours or when I had other commitments?
After losing, do I usually feel the urge to immediately deposit again to try to win it back?
Has anyone close to me — a family member or friend — expressed concern about how much time or money I spend on gaming?
Do I think about upcoming betting opportunities — upcoming PSL matches, casino sessions — when I'm supposed to be focused on something else?
Have I ever felt guilty, stressed or anxious after a gaming session because of how much I spent?
Would I be embarrassed if the people closest to me could see my full deposit and betting history from the past three months?
If several of these rang true, the most straightforward first step is to set a deposit limit or take a break using your 22rs account settings right now — before your next session. You don't need to wait until things get worse to use these tools.
These are straightforward habits that experienced players use to keep their gaming enjoyable and well within budget — regardless of whether they've ever had a problem.
Pick a PKR amount you're comfortable losing before you open the platform. Don't adjust it upward during the session — that's the one rule that matters most.
Time passes quickly when you're playing live casino or watching PSL in-play markets. A session time reminder keeps you grounded — it's easy to still have budget left but have been playing for three hours.
A winning session is a good session to end on. The longer you continue after reaching your win target, the more likely the outcome reverses. Walking away ahead is still a win.
Gaming while emotionally heightened — after a bad day, during financial pressure, or when anxious — leads to poor decisions. The platform will still be there when you're in a better headspace.
Budget for gaming the same way you'd budget for a meal out or a cinema ticket. If you lost that PKR amount on something else, would it hurt your month? If yes, the budget is too high.
Log into your 22rs account and check your actual deposit and loss figures once a month. The total number in PKR is often more sobering than the individual sessions felt — and it's the number that matters for your budget.
Self-exclusion is the most serious tool available on 22rs and is designed for players who feel they need a complete break from the platform. It is not a minor inconvenience — once activated, it cannot be reversed during the agreed period.
Here is how self-exclusion works on 22rs:
If you choose permanent self-exclusion, the account will not be reopened under any circumstances. Any balance will be returned to the payment method on file. This option is available for players who feel they need a definitive end to their gaming activity rather than a temporary break.
If you are concerned about someone close to you — a family member, partner or friend — whose gaming seems to have gone beyond what they can control, this section is for you.
Approach the topic without accusation. Focus on what you've noticed — specific changes in behaviour, financial strain or missed commitments — rather than general statements about gambling being a problem.
Let them know that 22rs has built-in tools — deposit limits, take-a-break options and self-exclusion — that can be activated without judgment and without requiring them to explain themselves to anyone.
If gaming is affecting shared household finances, it is reasonable to put practical financial boundaries in place — separate accounts, spending visibility — alongside the conversation about support.
Recognising a problem and deciding to address it takes time. Continued, non-judgmental support from family has a strong positive impact. The tools are there — the hardest part is often the decision to use them.
Register your account, set your deposit limit before your first session, and enjoy 500+ games and live cricket betting with the tools to keep it fun and within budget.
18+ only. Gaming involves financial risk. Only play with money you can afford to lose. All amounts in PKR.