Responsible Gaming

Last Updated: 5 September 2026

At Allpanel, we believe that gaming and betting should be approached as entertainment and enjoyed responsibly. Gambling involves financial risk, and there is no guarantee of winning or making a profit.

This Responsible Gaming policy provides guidance to help users maintain control over their gaming activity, understand the associated risks, and make informed decisions.

By using Allpanel Services, you acknowledge that gaming and betting involve risk and agree to use the Services responsibly and in accordance with applicable laws.

1. Gambling Should Be Entertainment

Gaming and betting should be treated as a form of entertainment, not as a guaranteed method of earning money or solving financial problems.

You should only participate with money that you can afford to lose.

Never use money intended for essential expenses such as:

Food and household expenses;
Rent or accommodation;
Education;
Medical expenses;
Loan or debt repayments;
Utility bills; or
Other essential financial commitments.

Your gaming activity should not negatively affect your financial responsibilities, relationships, work, studies, or general wellbeing.

Example: If you have ₹10,000 available for essential monthly expenses, that money should not be used for betting or gaming. Gaming funds should only come from money that remains available after your necessary expenses have been covered.

2. Know Your Limits

Before using Allpanel Services, consider setting personal limits for the amount of money and time you spend.

You may establish limits such as:

Daily spending limits;
Weekly spending limits;
Monthly spending limits;
Time limits;
Deposit limits; or
Other personal restrictions.

Setting a limit in advance can help prevent decisions made impulsively during gaming.

Once you reach your personal limit, stop playing rather than attempting to recover losses.

3. Never Chase Your Losses

One of the most common signs of problematic gambling is attempting to recover previous losses by placing larger or additional bets.

Losing money does not mean that you are “due” for a win.

Each gaming or betting outcome is subject to its applicable rules and conditions. Previous results do not guarantee future results.

For example, if you lose ₹2,000, placing another ₹5,000 bet solely because you want to recover the ₹2,000 may increase your financial risk rather than solve the loss.

The recommended approach is to accept losses within your predetermined budget and avoid increasing your spending to recover them.

4. Do Not Borrow to Gamble

You should never borrow money, take loans, use another person’s funds, or sell essential belongings to finance gaming or betting activity.

Using borrowed money can increase financial pressure and may lead to serious difficulties if losses occur.

If you find yourself considering borrowing money to continue gaming, this may be a sign that you should stop and seek appropriate support.

5. Keep Track of Your Spending

Regularly review your deposits, withdrawals, bets, and overall gaming expenditure.

Keeping track of your activity can help you understand how much time and money you are actually spending.

Do not judge your gaming activity only by individual wins or losses. Consider your overall spending over a longer period.

Maintaining accurate records can help you recognise changes in your behaviour before they become difficult to control.

6. Take Regular Breaks

Continuous gaming can make it harder to maintain perspective and make rational decisions.

Take regular breaks and avoid spending extended periods of time using gaming or betting Services.

Consider stepping away when:

You feel frustrated or angry;
You are tired;
You have been playing for a long period;
You are trying to recover losses;
You are increasing your bets without planning to;
You are neglecting work, studies, family, or other responsibilities; or
Gaming is no longer enjoyable.

A break can help you reassess your activity and decide whether you want to continue.

7. Avoid Gambling Under the Influence

You should avoid gaming or betting when you are under the influence of alcohol, drugs, medication that affects your judgement, or anything else that may impair your decision-making.

Impaired judgement can increase the likelihood of impulsive decisions and financial losses.

8. Do Not Gamble to Solve Financial Problems

Gaming and betting should never be considered a solution to debt, unemployment, financial hardship, or other money-related problems.

There is no guaranteed betting strategy that can eliminate the possibility of loss.

If you are experiencing financial difficulties, consider seeking independent financial advice or support instead of increasing your gaming activity.

9. Recognising Potential Warning Signs

Gaming may become problematic when it starts affecting other areas of your life.

Possible warning signs include:

Spending more money than you originally intended;
Increasing bet amounts to achieve the same excitement;
Frequently thinking about gambling;
Attempting to recover losses by gambling more;
Hiding your gaming activity from family or friends;
Borrowing money to gamble;
Selling possessions to fund gaming;
Missing work, school, or other responsibilities;
Experiencing stress or anxiety because of gambling;
Feeling unable to stop or reduce your gaming;
Continuing to gamble despite negative consequences;
Using gambling to escape personal problems or emotional difficulties; or
Becoming angry or distressed when attempting to stop.

Experiencing one or more of these signs does not automatically mean that you have a gambling disorder, but it may be a reason to take a break and seek professional advice.

10. Self-Assessment

Ask yourself the following questions regularly:

Do I spend more money on gaming than I originally planned?
Do I attempt to win back money after losing?
Have I ever borrowed money to gamble?
Do I hide or minimise my gaming activity?
Has gaming affected my work, studies, relationships, or responsibilities?
Do I feel stressed or anxious because of my gambling?
Have I tried to reduce my gambling but found it difficult?
Do I gamble when I am upset, stressed, or trying to escape problems?
Do I continue gambling even after experiencing negative consequences?
Would I be uncomfortable telling someone close to me how much I gamble?

If your answers raise concerns, consider taking a break from gaming and seeking support from a qualified professional or appropriate support organisation.

11. Age Restrictions

Allpanel Services are intended only for users who meet the applicable legal age requirements.

Users must be at least 18 years of age, or the higher minimum age required by the applicable law in their jurisdiction.

Minors must not create an account, access restricted gaming Services, or participate in betting activities.

Parents and guardians should take reasonable steps to prevent minors from accessing gambling Services, including using device-level parental controls and keeping account credentials secure.

12. Protect Your Account

Your Allpanel account is personal to you.

You should:

Keep your password confidential;
Never share OTPs or authentication codes;
Use appropriate device security;
Log out when using a shared device;
Never allow another person to gamble using your account; and
Contact Allpanel support if you suspect unauthorised access.

Allowing another person to use your account can create security, financial, and verification risks.

13. Cooling-Off and Taking a Break

If you feel that you are spending too much time or money on gaming, consider taking a voluntary break.

During a break, avoid attempting to circumvent your own restrictions by creating additional accounts or using another person’s account.

Where Allpanel provides account restriction, cooling-off, self-exclusion, deposit-limit, or similar responsible-gaming features, users may contact customer support for information about the available options.

Any restriction or self-exclusion request should be treated seriously. Users should not attempt to bypass an active restriction.

14. Financial Responsibility

You are responsible for understanding the financial consequences of your gaming activity.

Before depositing or betting, consider:

Your available disposable income;
Your existing financial commitments;
Your personal spending limit;
The amount you can afford to lose; and
Whether gaming remains affordable and enjoyable.

Never increase your spending simply because you have experienced a previous loss or because you believe a win is likely.

15. Responsible Use of Promotions

Bonuses, promotional offers, and rewards should not encourage you to spend more than you can afford.

Promotional offers may contain specific eligibility requirements, wagering conditions, expiry dates, or other restrictions.

You should read the applicable promotional terms before accepting or using an offer.

Do not deposit or wager money solely because a promotion is available if doing so exceeds your personal gaming budget.

16. Protecting Vulnerable Individuals

If you believe that someone close to you may be experiencing difficulties with gambling, consider speaking with them privately and encouraging them to seek appropriate professional support.

You should avoid providing another person with access to your Allpanel account or allowing them to use your payment method for gambling.

If you are concerned that your account or payment method is being used by another person, contact Allpanel support.

17. Seeking Professional Support

If you believe that gambling is becoming difficult to control, consider seeking help from a qualified mental-health professional, counsellor, financial adviser, or recognised gambling-support organisation.

Professional support can help you understand your behaviour, identify triggers, manage financial concerns, and develop healthier strategies.

If gambling is causing serious financial, emotional, or relationship difficulties, seeking help early is recommended.

If you are experiencing an immediate mental-health emergency or believe that you may harm yourself or another person, contact your local emergency services or an appropriate crisis-support service immediately.

18. Legal Responsibility

The availability of online gaming and betting Services may differ depending on the user’s state, territory, or country.

You are responsible for determining whether you are legally permitted to access and use Allpanel Services from your location.

You must not use Allpanel Services where such use is prohibited by applicable law.

Allpanel may restrict access to Services where required by applicable legal, regulatory, security, or operational requirements.

19. Our Commitment

Allpanel aims to promote responsible use of its gaming and betting-related Services.

Where applicable, we may implement measures designed to:

Protect underage users;
Detect suspicious or unusual account activity;
Support account verification;
Provide responsible-gaming information;
Respond to users requesting account restrictions;
Help users understand their gaming activity; and
Protect the security and integrity of the Services.

Responsible gaming is a shared responsibility. While Allpanel can provide information and appropriate tools where available, users remain responsible for their own gaming decisions.

20. Contact Allpanel

If you have concerns about your gaming activity, account restrictions, self-exclusion, spending limits, or responsible-gaming options available through Allpanel, contact the Allpanel customer support team using the support channels provided on the website.

For account-related requests, Allpanel may require reasonable verification before making changes to an account.

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Support: Available through the contact/support channels provided on the Allpanel website.

21. Final Reminder

Gaming should be fun, controlled, and within your means.

Remember:

Only gamble what you can afford to lose.
Set a budget before you start.
Do not chase losses.
Never borrow money to gamble.
Take regular breaks.
Do not gamble when your judgement is impaired.
Keep your account secure.
Never allow minors to use your account.
Seek professional support if gambling is becoming difficult to control.

If gaming stops being entertainment and starts becoming a problem, stop and seek help.