Responsible Gaming
BigBunny should be fun. These tools and contacts help keep it that way.
Our five safer-play rules
- Only fun money. Never use money meant for bills, food, family or debt.
- Set limits first. Deposit, loss and time limits — before you play. Our bankroll guide shows how.
- Never chase losses. Lost money is the price of entertainment, not a debt to win back.
- Take breaks. Step away every 30–60 minutes. Don’t play when tired, upset or drinking.
- Keep it balanced. Gaming should never replace family time, work, sleep or friends.
Warning signs
- Spending more money or time than you planned, again and again
- Borrowing, selling things or using loan apps to play
- Hiding your play or lying about it to family
- Feeling anxious, irritable or low when you’re not playing
- Believing a big scatter win will fix your finances
If two or more sound familiar, please talk to someone today.
Tools that help
- Deposit and loss limits inside your operator account
- Reality checks — pop-ups that show how long you’ve played
- Time-out — a break of 24 hours to several weeks
- Self-exclusion — blocks you from gambling for months or years
- Phone limits — Digital Wellbeing (Android) and Screen Time (iPhone); see our mobile guide
- Blocking software — apps that block gambling sites on your devices
Free, confidential support
| Where | Service | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| Philippines | National Center for Mental Health crisis hotline | 1553 (nationwide landline & mobile) |
| Philippines | PAGCOR — regulator information and self-exclusion | pagcor.ph |
| Malaysia | Befrienders Kuala Lumpur — 24-hour emotional support | 03-7627 2929 · befrienders.org.my |
| Online | Gambling Therapy — free chat, forums and support | gamblingtherapy.org |
Numbers and services can change. If a line doesn’t work, please tell us so we can update this page.
For family and friends
If someone close to you is struggling, talk calmly, avoid blame, and encourage them to reach one of the services above. Protect shared finances, and look after your own wellbeing too. You can also read our Philippines and Malaysia guides to understand the local context.