What happens if you set limits in the Karika app?

You control time, sessions, and spending yourself. This keeps play light, and unnecessary pressure reduces.

How does self-exclusion work?

When self-exclusion is enabled, access to the account is limited for a specific period. When a break is needed, this works best.

What to check after logging in to Karika?

After logging in, review limits, notifications, and account settings once. If using from Dhaka or Chattogram, this becomes a quick habit.

What should I do to stay safe?

Keep short sessions, track spending, and take breaks when needed. If using bKash, Nagad, or Rocket, set your own limits first.

Where should I go if I need help?

Karika Help, national mental health support, and local counseling services first. If you need immediate help, talk to someone you trust.

Karika App: responsible play, your own control

Setting limits in Karika App keeps play calmer; after first login to Karika, many users in Dhaka set time, sessions, and spending

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What changes when limits are set

Time Limit

Decide how long you stay in the app each day; keeping a 20 or 30 minute window helps focus and reduces aimless browsing

In Karika App, you can easily enable it from Settings; as long sessions grow, this is most effective

Session Limit

You can also set a limit on rounds per session; in busy Dhaka days, taking short breaks becomes easier

After logging in to Karika, you can change limits from notifications; this rule is very useful if you play during work breaks

Cost Awareness

Write your budget amount in advance; even when using bKash, Nagad, or Rocket, view how much is set aside

Develop the habit of checking balance in Karika App; this helps make quick decisions

Self-exclusion

If you want a short break, self-exclusion is a good solution; access can be restricted for 1 day, 7 days, or longer

If you feel overwhelmed, enable this; taking a break isn't a weakness; it's part of control

Five questions to assess yourself in Karika App

Did I set the time in advance?

Aim for about 20 minutes before starting a session to make control easier

Am I sticking to the spending limit?

Occasionally check whether you are exceeding the amount you've set

Am I able to take a break?

Stopping to drink water, walking, or staying 5 minutes away are also important

Am I feeling pressure?

If you feel overwhelmed, log out, and think again later

Can I get help?

Talk to a trusted friend or family member; handling it alone can increase pressure

Three Ways to Get Help in Bangladesh

Karika Help

If you have questions about account limits, login, and self-exclusion, go to Karika Help for quick answers; keep the Settings page information handy

Trusted Family

Often one phone is enough to tell loved ones; pressure decreases, and decisions stay firm

Local Help

Find counseling or mental health support networks in Dhaka if needed; take a one-week break, then return slowly

Develop safe use in Karika App

Easy limit control

From one place, time and session can be set; this is very easy for new users

Clear break option

If needed, temporarily suspend access; you can return later when the pressure eases

Expense tracking ahead

For bKash, Nagad, and Rocket users, viewing the account separately is important

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Starting only after setting preferences is the wisest; in Karika App, keeping limits, alerts, and self-exclusion together keeps use much calmer

Karika Download, Karika APK, and Karika App: all you need is within these controls; in Bangladesh, responsible play means moving at your own pace