Gaming should be enjoyable entertainment — something you do with money you can afford to spend, within time you've chosen to spend. This page is for players who want to keep it that way.
92rs is for adults aged 18 and above only. All games on the platform carry financial risk — there is no guaranteed outcome in any game, and it is always possible to lose the money you stake. Online gaming should never be used as a way to earn income, recover a debt, or deal with financial pressure. If gaming is no longer feeling like entertainment, please use the tools on this page or contact our support team immediately.
It's simpler than it sounds — and it comes down to a few practical habits
Responsible gaming isn't a complicated concept. At its core it means treating online gaming the same way you'd treat any other form of paid entertainment — like a cricket match at the ground, a restaurant meal, or a cinema outing. You decide in advance what you're comfortable spending, you spend it, and you stop when you've reached that limit regardless of whether you're up or down on the session.
The problem comes when that approach breaks down. When a loss triggers another deposit to try to get it back. When gaming starts eating into money that was meant for household expenses. When you find yourself playing longer than you intended because you're chasing a win that would "fix" the session. These are the patterns that turn entertainment into a problem, and they can happen gradually to anyone.
For most players — especially those who enjoy cricket betting during PSL, T20 matches, or the occasional slots session — online gaming stays well within the entertainment category. But it pays to have clear habits around how you game, regardless of how casual your play is. The tools 92rs provides are there to support those habits, not to imply that you're already in trouble.
The biggest single thing you can do is decide your budget before you deposit — not after. Set a weekly or monthly PKR amount that you would genuinely be comfortable not getting back, deposit that amount, and treat whatever happens in the game as the entertainment you've paid for. That one habit, maintained consistently, keeps gaming in its proper place.
And you stop when it's gone — whether the session lasted 10 minutes or an hour.
You enjoy the game itself. A win feels good, but losing the session doesn't ruin your day.
You're not chasing losses or staying on "just one more game" when you planned to stop.
It doesn't crowd out family time, work, friends, or other interests.
The PKR you deposit is never money earmarked for bills, groceries, or other commitments.
All of these are in your account settings — easy to find, quick to use
Set a daily, weekly, or monthly cap on how much PKR you can deposit. Once set, the limit takes effect immediately. You can lower it any time — raising it requires a cooling-off period before it takes effect, which gives you time to reconsider.
Choose a session duration — 30 minutes, 1 hour, or a custom length — and 92rs will show you a reminder when you've been logged in for that long. What you do with the reminder is up to you, but it's there to keep you aware of how long you've been playing.
Take a short break from the platform — 24 hours, 48 hours, or a week. During this period your account is temporarily inaccessible. It reactivates automatically at the end of the period. Useful when you feel like you need a reset but don't want to close the account entirely.
Exclude yourself from 92rs for a set period — from one month up to five years — or permanently. During exclusion, you cannot access your account, make deposits, or receive promotional communications from 92rs. This is available in account settings and takes effect immediately.
Set a maximum amount you're willing to lose in a given period. Once your net losses in that period reach the limit you've set, further play is paused until the limit period resets. This tool works differently to deposit limits — it's focused on your actual losses rather than what you put in, which is useful for managing outcomes more directly.
If you want to discuss your account limits, activate exclusion, or just talk through a concern, the 92rs support team is available 24/7. You can ask for any responsible gaming tool to be applied to your account and it will be done without question. We never push back on a responsible gaming request.
Takes about two minutes from login to done
Use your registered mobile number or email address and password. If you've forgotten your password, use the account recovery option on the login page.
Tap or click your account icon in the top right corner of the screen. Select "Settings" from the dropdown. On mobile this is accessible from the menu.
Inside account settings, look for the "Responsible Gaming" or "Player Protection" section. All limit and exclusion tools are grouped here.
Choose the limit type (deposit, loss, session), set the amount or duration in PKR or time, and confirm. Limits that reduce your access take effect immediately.
You'll receive a confirmation once the setting is active. That's it — no waiting period for limits that restrict access. Changes that increase limits require a waiting period before they take effect.
A practical guide for Pakistan players
One of the most effective responsible gaming habits is setting a clear PKR budget before you deposit — not a rough mental figure, but an actual number you write down or set in the platform. Here's a simple approach that works for most casual players:
| Budget Approach | How It Works | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly entertainment budget | Decide a monthly PKR amount for all entertainment (gaming, dining out, events). Gaming is one slice of that. | Healthy |
| Session-by-session limit | Set a per-session PKR amount. Stop when it's gone, even if you're in the middle of a game. | Healthy |
| Depositing "a bit more" after losses | Topping up because you want to win back what you lost. This is the most common way budgets break down. | Caution |
| Gaming with bill money | Using funds that were intended for household expenses with the plan to replace them after a win. | Stop & Review |
| Borrowing to fund gaming | Taking a loan, using credit, or borrowing from family to make deposits on the platform. | Stop & Review |
Set a monthly deposit limit in your 92rs account equal to the PKR amount you've decided is your gaming budget. That way the platform enforces your own decision automatically — you don't have to rely on willpower alone when you're in the middle of a session.
In yourself and in people you care about
Most people who develop a problem with online gaming don't notice it happening gradually. The shifts are small — a slightly larger deposit here, staying on a bit longer there — until the pattern is established. These are the signs that gaming has moved outside the entertainment category:
Depositing again after losing with the primary aim of winning back what you just lost.
Using funds meant for rent, groceries, family expenses, or other commitments.
Consistently playing longer than you planned, especially when you're losing.
Being secretive about how much you play or how much you've deposited.
Planning your next session when you should be focused on work, family, or other activities.
Restlessness or anxiety when you can't access the platform or when you try to cut back.
Be honest with yourself — this is just for you
Read through these questions and consider how many apply to your gaming over the past month. The more that apply, the more seriously you should consider using the account tools or taking a break.
I have spent more on gaming than I originally planned on more than one occasion.
I have deposited again after losing in order to try to win back my losses.
I have stayed on the platform longer than I intended on multiple occasions.
I have used money that was meant for something else (bills, family, food) for gaming.
I have felt anxious, restless, or irritable when I couldn't game or when I tried to stop.
I have hidden my gaming activity or the amount I've deposited from family members.
I have borrowed money, used credit, or asked someone for funds to use for gaming.
Gaming has had a negative effect on my relationships, work, or daily routine.
It's worth pausing and using at least one of the tools in your 92rs account — a deposit limit, a cooling-off period, or a self-exclusion. You can also contact our support team confidentially and we'll help you set up whatever you need.
If someone close to you — a family member, a friend — seems to be struggling with online gaming, it can be hard to know what to say or do. The instinct is often to either ignore it and hope it resolves itself, or to confront it in a way that puts the person on the defensive. Neither tends to help much.
What tends to work better is a calm, specific conversation. Focus on what you've actually observed — changes in mood, financial stress, changes in how much time they spend on their phone — rather than general accusations. Ask questions rather than making statements. Let them know you're concerned, not that you've judged them.
If the person is willing to take a step, the most immediately practical thing they can do is use the self-exclusion tool in their account settings. It takes effect immediately and doesn't require a conversation with anyone — they can do it privately if that's what they're comfortable with.
Gaming-related financial problems are often connected to stress around other things — job pressure, family difficulties, financial strain that gaming seemed like a temporary escape from. If that's what's happening, the gaming is a symptom and the underlying situation also needs attention. 92rs can help with the gaming side by making the tools accessible; the wider support needs to come from within the family and community.
92rs is strictly for adults aged 18 and above. If you are a parent or guardian and are concerned about younger people accessing online gaming platforms, the most effective practical step is using parental control features available on most Android and iOS devices. These can restrict access to specific apps and websites without requiring any action from the young person involved.
If you have reason to believe a minor has an active account on 92rs, contact our support team immediately with whatever details you have. We take underage access seriously and will act on any credible report.
Focus on changes you've actually observed. Avoid accusatory framing — aim to open a conversation, not close one.
A deposit limit or cooling-off period is a low-barrier starting point that doesn't require permanent decisions.
Our support team can apply self-exclusion to an account on request, including from a third party with account details.
Excessive gaming is often connected to other stressors. Address the gaming tools first, then make space to talk about what's underneath it.
Every 92rs account requires age verification. Players found to be under 18 will have their account closed immediately. Any deposits made by an underage player will be returned. Any winnings generated will be forfeited. If you are under 18 — do not register. If you know of an underage player on the platform, please contact support immediately. We will act on any credible report without delay.
Practical answers to what players ask most
If you're a casual player who wants to enjoy cricket betting during PSL, a few rounds of live casino, or some slots for entertainment — 92rs has everything you need. Set your budget before you deposit, use the account tools if you want an extra layer of control, and enjoy the games for what they are: entertainment.
Deposit limits, session reminders, cooling-off, and self-exclusion are all in your account settings. It takes two minutes to set up a limit that stays in place automatically. If you'd prefer to do it through support, our team is available 24/7 and will handle it for you, no questions asked.