Gaming is supposed to be fun — that's the whole point. abjili gives every Filipino player the tools, knowledge, and support to keep it that way. If it stops being fun, we're here to help you take back control.
At abjili, we take responsible gaming seriously — not because regulations require it, but because it's the right way to run a platform. The Philippine gaming industry has grown fast, and with that growth comes a responsibility to make sure players have the tools and information they need to stay in control.
We know that the vast majority of Filipino players who use abjili do so for genuine entertainment — to catch some PBA action, enjoy a few rounds of Pusoy, or try their luck on the slots after a long day. That's exactly what the platform is built for. But we also know that for a small number of players, gaming can become a problem — and when that happens, it's important to have clear options available.
This page outlines everything abjili offers to support responsible gaming: the tools you can use, the signs to watch out for, and the steps to take if you ever feel like things are getting out of hand. Whether you need a short break or a full self-exclusion, we make it easy to act quickly.
All of these tools are free, available immediately, and accessible directly through your account settings. You don't need to contact support to use them — although support is always available if you need guidance.
Set a cap on how much you can deposit per day, per week, or per month. Once a limit is set, it takes effect immediately. Increasing a limit requires a 24-hour cooling period — decreasing it is instant. This is one of the most effective responsible gaming tools available because it prevents impulsive over-depositing before it happens.
Set a time alert that notifies you when you've been playing for a certain duration — 30 minutes, 1 hour, 2 hours, or a custom duration. The reminder appears as a pop-up during your session. It won't cut off your game, but it gives you a moment to check in with yourself and decide whether to continue or take a break.
Take a short break from abjili — 24 hours, 3 days, 7 days, or up to 30 days. During a cooling-off period, you cannot log in, deposit, or place bets. Any pending withdrawals will still be processed normally. This is useful when you feel like you need a pause but aren't ready for a full exclusion.
If you need a longer break — or want to stop permanently — self-exclusion closes your account and prevents you from re-registering on abjili. You can self-exclude for 6 months, 1 year, 3 years, or permanently. Self-exclusion requests are acted on within 24 hours and cannot be reversed during the exclusion period.
Set a cap on how much you are willing to lose in a single day, week, or month. Once your loss limit is reached, you will be unable to continue playing until the limit period resets. Like deposit limits, loss limits take effect immediately and can be reduced at any time without a waiting period.
Enable periodic reminders that display your session activity — how long you've been playing, your net position for the session, and your total deposits for the day. Reality checks are configurable in 15-minute intervals. They give you a clear, objective picture of your session without you having to check manually.
Gaming problems don't usually appear overnight — they develop gradually. Here are the most common early warning signs. If any of these sound familiar, it may be time to use the tools above or speak with someone.
Spending more time or money on gaming than you originally planned, even when you tell yourself you'll stop after one more game or one more bet
Chasing losses — continuing to play after losing in the hope of winning back what you've lost, leading to even larger losses
Using gaming to cope with stress, boredom, anxiety, or personal problems rather than as straightforward entertainment
Hiding your gaming activity from family members, or feeling ashamed or secretive about how much time or money you spend
Borrowing money, neglecting bills, or missing financial obligations in order to fund gaming sessions
Feeling irritable, restless, or anxious when you're not able to play, or when you try to reduce how much you're gaming
Neglecting work, school, family responsibilities, or social relationships because of time spent gaming
Answer these questions honestly. This isn't a clinical tool, but it can help you get a clearer picture of whether your gaming habits are in a healthy place. Select the answer that best reflects the past 30 days.
1. Have you spent more money on gaming than you planned to in the past month?
2. Have you tried to win back money you've already lost by continuing to play?
3. Have you kept your gaming habits a secret from people close to you?
4. Have you gambled to escape stress, personal problems, or difficult feelings?
5. Has gaming affected your relationships, work, or daily responsibilities?
This assessment is not a clinical diagnostic tool. If you have serious concerns about your gambling behaviour, please seek professional support.
Requesting self-exclusion takes less than five minutes. Here's how to do it, with two options depending on your preference.
Option A: Through Account Settings
Access abjili via your browser or the mobile site and sign in with your registered credentials.
Click your profile icon in the top right corner, then select "Account Settings" from the dropdown menu.
Find the "Responsible Gaming" section and click "Self-Exclusion". Choose your exclusion period — 6 months, 1 year, 3 years, or permanent.
Review the details and confirm. Your account will be closed within 24 hours. Any pending withdrawals will still be processed to your registered payment method.
Option B: Contact Support Directly
Email support@abjili.best with the subject line "Self-Exclusion Request" and include your registered email address and preferred exclusion period. A team member will process your request and confirm closure within 24 hours. This option is available 24/7.
Most players on abjili never have a problem with gaming — but good habits from the start make a big difference. Here's what responsible players do.
Decide in advance the maximum you're comfortable spending in a session, and treat that as a hard limit. Use abjili's deposit limit tool to make it official. Once your budget is gone, the session is over — no exceptions.
Losing streaks happen. Chasing losses — playing more to try to win back what you've lost — is one of the most common patterns in problem gambling. Accept that losses are part of gaming, and walk away when your budget is spent.
It's easy to lose track of time when you're in the middle of a game. Set a session time reminder in your account settings. When the alert comes up, take a genuine break — get up, stretch, have some water. Returning with fresh eyes is always better than grinding.
Online gaming is entertainment, not a financial strategy. The house has a mathematical edge on every game — that's how it works. Treat any winnings as a bonus, not an expectation. If you find yourself thinking of gaming as a way to make money, that's a signal to step back.
Gaming should be one part of a balanced life — not the main event. If you notice that it's taking up time or mental space that used to go to family, work, hobbies, or friends, that's worth reflecting on. Take a break and reconnect with other things you enjoy.
If you're finding it hard to control your gaming on your own, tell someone you trust. A family member, a close friend, or a professional counsellor can provide perspective and support that makes a real difference. You don't have to deal with it solo.