Gaming should be a form of entertainment, not a way to make money or escape problems. This page shares simple habits that help you stay in control when using any real-money gaming app, including Mirana Club.
Set Your Limits Before You Play
Money limit
Decide how much you can afford to lose this week. When it is gone, stop until next week.
Time limit
Set an alarm on your phone. Fast games like Aviator and Win Go make time pass quickly.
Bills first
Pay rent, food, school fees and bills before you spend anything on games.
Healthy Habits
- Never chase losses. Increasing your bets to win back money you lost usually leads to bigger losses.
- Take regular breaks. Step away after every session, and keep some days completely game-free.
- Don't play when upset, tired or after drinking. Strong emotions lead to poor decisions.
- Never borrow to play. Do not use loans, credit or money meant for others.
- Treat bonuses carefully. Bonuses come with turnover rules; read our bonus guide so they do not push you to play more than planned.
- Withdraw wins. If you are ahead, take some money out instead of playing it all back.
Warning Signs of Problem Gambling
Ask yourself honestly whether any of these sound familiar:
- You spend more money or time than you planned, again and again.
- You hide your gaming from family or friends.
- You borrow money or sell things to keep playing.
- You feel restless or irritable when you try to stop.
- You play to escape stress, sadness or problems.
- Gaming is affecting your work, studies, sleep or relationships.
If one or more of these apply to you, it is a good time to pause and talk to someone.
How to Take a Break
- Stop depositing Do not add new money while you think things over.
- Remove the app Delete the app or home-screen shortcut so it is not one tap away.
- Ask about account limits Contact the platform's Customer Service and ask about limiting or closing your account.
- Talk to someone you trust A family member or friend can help you stay accountable.
Getting Help
You do not have to deal with a gambling problem alone. Many countries have counselling services, helplines and support groups for people affected by gambling, as well as for their families. A local doctor or mental health professional can also guide you to the right support. Reaching out early makes a real difference.
Protect Minors
Keep your phone locked, do not share your account, and use parental controls on shared devices so that children cannot access real-money games.
For more about the risks of real-money gaming, see our disclaimer and our balanced Mirana Club review.