Staying in control
Setting a limit, where to get help and when to stop.
Written about AmoyCuci rather than by it. 18+ only. Gambling can cost more than it returns — seek support if it stops being entertainment.
Setting a limit
Deposit limits can be set daily, weekly or monthly from the account dashboard, alongside loss limits and session timers. Down takes effect at once, up takes a wait. The delay is the control doing its job. Because it is an account setting, it applies to USDT TRC20 and ShopeePay and to every other channel at once.
Where to get help
Independent, free and confidential support exists — Gamblers Anonymous, GamCare and Gambling Therapy operate internationally. Search for the organisation by name rather than trusting a number printed on a page like this one, and speak to a doctor or a licensed counsellor if it has reached that point. The usual first step is telling one person you trust, and it is the hardest part.
When to stop
Playing to recover a loss, funding it with borrowed money, or hiding the total from someone close to you. Needing bigger stakes for the same feeling, and playing to escape something else rather than for enjoyment. None of them get better by being left alone. None of it changes with the format — arcade and live games carry the same risk as each other.
What gambling is
Gambling is entertainment that costs money. It is not income, and it is not a way to recover one. The margin is in the game itself; no sequence of results and no staking plan shifts it. Adults only, and filtering software is worth installing on a shared computer. The 175% on a first deposit reduces what the evening costs; it does not turn it into income.
Cooling off and self-exclusion
Two lengths of the same control: cooling off for a while, self-exclusion for a fixed term that holds. Put either in writing to support; no explanation is required. It applies to the account rather than to a game, so arcade and live games close together.
Elsewhere on the site: Arcade, Live Games, Online Slots, and the promotion.