Set Limits Before You Play: Deposit and Session Controls

Why limits matter for your session

Deposit and session limits give you control over how much ringgit you spend and how long you play. On the platform, these tools prevent overspending by capping the amount you can add to your account within a set period. Session limits stop you from playing past a chosen time, which helps avoid chasing losses or losing track of hours. Without limits, it is easy to let a short session turn into a long one without noticing the balance drop.

The site enforces these limits at the account level. Once you set a daily deposit cap of, say, RM200, the system will not accept any further deposits that day. Similarly, a two-hour session limit logs you out automatically when time runs out. This is not a suggestion box — it is a hard rule embedded in the software. You can adjust limits, but only after the current period ends. That delay gives you a cooling-off moment before spending more.

Where to find the limit settings

Deposit and session limits live inside the account settings section of the lobby. Look for a tab labelled Responsible Gaming, Account Controls, or Limits — the exact name varies by interface, but the purpose is the same. On the desktop version, it is usually near the top menu under your profile icon. On mobile, you may need to tap a gear icon or a three-line menu to expand the options. Do not search for it inside the game pages themselves; the controls are always account-wide.

Once you open the limits page, you will see separate fields for deposit limits and session limits. The deposit limit is typically broken into daily, weekly, and monthly choices. Session limits are usually in hours or minutes, with a minimum of 15 minutes on some platforms. The site displays your current limits at the top, so you can check what you have set before. If you have never set a limit, all fields will show as Unlimited.

How to choose the right amount

Start by reviewing your average deposit over the past week or month. The platform does not show this data automatically, so you may need to check your transaction history in the wallet section. Look for a pattern — if you typically deposit RM100 per session, set a daily limit of RM200 to allow for one extra deposit without going overboard. For session limits, think about your usual break times. If you tend to play for one hour, set a limit of 45 minutes to build in a buffer for longer sessions.

After choosing a number, enter it in the correct field. The system will ask you to confirm with your account password or a one-time code sent to your registered mobile number. This step ensures that only you can change the limit. Once confirmed, the limit activates immediately. You will see a confirmation message on screen. Write down your new limit or take a screenshot — the site does not send an email confirmation, so keep your own record for reference.

What happens when you hit a limit

When your deposit limit is reached, the platform will block any further attempts to add funds via e-wallet, bank transfer, or FPX. The deposit button will show an error such as Limit Exceeded or Deposit Not Available. You can still play with the ringgit already in your balance, but you cannot top up until the next period resets. For a daily limit, that reset happens at midnight Malaysian time. For weekly and monthly limits, it resets on the same day of the week or month you first set the limit.

A session limit works differently. A pop-up will appear 10 minutes before your time runs out, warning you that the session is ending. When time expires, the game screen closes and you are returned to the lobby. Any incomplete bets are settled, and your balance remains accessible for withdrawal. You cannot start a new game until the next session begins — typically after a one-hour cooldown. Use this break to check your transaction history and decide if you want to withdraw or wait.

How to adjust limits later

If you decide to change a limit, go back to the same settings page in the lobby. The site allows you to increase a limit only after the current period ends. For example, if you set a RM200 daily deposit limit at 10 a.m., you cannot raise it to RM300 until midnight. Decreasing a limit is usually instant — you can drop from RM200 to RM100 right away, and the new lower limit takes effect immediately. This asymmetry is deliberate: it makes it harder to act on impulse and easier to tighten controls.

To change a session limit, the same rule applies: you can shorten a session instantly, but extending it requires waiting until the current session ends. When you submit a change, the system will again ask for password or code verification. After confirmation, the new limit appears in the settings. Keep in mind that lowering a deposit limit does not refund any ringgit already deposited — it only affects future deposits. Check your balance before making changes so you know where you stand.