Responsible Gaming

Card games should stay a pastime — not a way to fix money problems, and not something that runs your day. Teen Patti Master supports real-money play. That means real losses are possible. This page is about staying in control, spotting trouble early, and knowing how to step away.

If you are already under pressure from play, skip to the help section below. You do not need to finish every paragraph first.

1. Play for entertainment

Healthy play usually looks like this:

• You decide a budget before you open the app and stop when it is gone
• You can walk away after a win or a loss without chasing “one more hand”
• Play does not cut into sleep, work, studies, or time with people who matter to you
• You treat bonuses and tables as optional fun, not a bill you must recover

If any of that stops being true, it is a signal to tighten limits or take a break — not to deposit more.

2. Self-check: is play still under control?

Answer honestly. The more “yes” answers, the more you should pause and use the tools in section 3 or contact support for account limits.

• Do you spend more time or money on the app than you planned?
• Have you tried to win back losses with larger deposits?
• Do you hide how much you play or spend from family or friends?
• Have you borrowed money, sold things, or used rent/food money to play?
• Do you feel restless, irritable, or low when you are not playing?
• Has play hurt work, school, or relationships?
• Do you keep playing even when you know it is making life harder?
• Have you lied about being “almost even” when you were not?

This list is a screening aid, not a medical diagnosis. If several points fit, talk to someone you trust and use professional resources listed later on this page.

3. Tools that help you stay in control

Availability can vary by app version and region. Ask in-app support if a control is not visible on your build — we can often apply limits on the account side.

Deposit limits

Set a daily, weekly, or monthly ceiling on how much you can add to the wallet. Choose an amount that would not disrupt essential expenses. Lowering a limit should take effect as soon as the system allows; raising a limit may include a waiting period so decisions are not made mid-session.

Session awareness

Take breaks on a timer. Close the app when the session you planned is over, even if the last hand was a loss. Playing while exhausted or angry usually costs more than it returns.

Cooling-off period

A short lock (for example 24–72 hours, or as offered in your account) blocks play or deposits for a set window. Use it when emotions are high after a bad run. Cooling-off is temporary by design.

Self-exclusion

Self-exclusion is a longer block — weeks, months, or permanent where we support it. During exclusion you should not open a new account to get around the restriction. Doing so can lead to closure of related accounts. We treat exclusion requests seriously; reversing them early is limited on purpose.

Reality checks

Where the product supports it, on-screen reminders of session length help you notice how long you have been at the table. Treat them as a stop sign, not background noise.

4. How to ask support for account intervention

If you cannot find a limit control in the app, or you want a stronger restriction:

1. Open Support / Help inside Teen Patti Master, or email contact.sellbazaar@gmail.com.
2. Use the mobile number registered on the account.
3. State clearly what you need: deposit limit amount and period, cooling-off length, or self-exclusion duration.
4. Keep a copy of the request. We may confirm identity before applying irreversible blocks.

Support can help with account controls. Support cannot give therapy or financial counselling — for that, use the external organisations below.

5. Protecting minors

Teen Patti Master is 18+ only. Under-age play is not allowed.

• Do not share your login, OTP, or device with anyone under 18
• Use device PIN / biometrics so children cannot open the app
• Store payment apps and SMS OTPs out of reach of minors
• If you believe a minor has registered, contact support immediately so we can close the account and remove data we are not required to keep

Parents and guardians who find this app on a child’s device should uninstall it and contact us with the registered number if known.

6. External help

Independent organisations specialise in gambling-related harm. They are not part of Teen Patti Master; we list them because players sometimes need support beyond account tools.

• Gamblers Anonymous — peer support meetings and resources: gamblersanonymous.org
• National Council on Problem Gambling (US helpline model / international referrals) — ncpgambling.org
• BeGambleAware — information and support routes: begambleaware.org
• Local services in India — speak with a licensed counsellor, a trusted doctor, or community mental-health programmes in your city. Search for problem-gambling or addiction helplines available in your state.

If you are in crisis or feel unsafe, contact local emergency services or a crisis line in your country right away.

7. Practical habits that reduce harm

• Keep a simple written budget for entertainment, separate from rent and essentials
• Prefer the lowest stakes until you are calm and clear about the rules
• Do not play after drinking or when you cannot think straight
• Do not borrow to play
• Take a full day off the app each week
• If a friend or partner says they are worried, listen before you argue

8. Regional legality

Real-money play is restricted or banned in some Indian states and other places. Staying on the right side of local law is part of responsible use. See our Disclaimer for more on regional limits. This page does not make illegal play safe or permitted.

9. Our commitment

We aim to offer clear information, age gates, and account-level controls when you ask for them. We will not encourage you to “play through” distress. Staff handling support tickets about self-exclusion or limits are instructed to treat those requests as priority care issues, not sales opportunities.

No tool replaces your own judgement. If the app is costing more than it gives back in enjoyment, the responsible move is to stop.

10. Contact

• In-app: Support / Help
• Email: contact.sellbazaar@gmail.com

For privacy questions, see the Privacy Policy. For legal limits on the service, see the Disclaimer.