Responsible Gaming

First and foremost, we want to emphasise to our readers that gambling is only a kind of amusement. This means that anyone participating in a gambling activity should be able to enjoy the thrill and excitement of betting money on a specific outcome – whether it's sports or casino-related – and walk away feeling like they've engaged in a fun and exciting pastime, regardless of whether they win or lose.

Playing is, without a doubt, a huge interest of ours, and we would want to see as many people enjoy and enjoy themselves while gambling as we do. This is why we've put up this website to inform our readers on all of the potential hazards of gambling addiction, as well as present a variety of remedies for those who may already be addicted. All of the bookies we've reviewed are required to follow the Malaysia's stringent rules and regulations when it comes to encouraging responsible gambling. This implies that if you're ever in question and think you're developing an unhealthy gambling habit, you can always look at the page bottom of your website.

Testing using an alias

Coming out and acknowledging that you have a problem, like with most addictions, is typically the most difficult and first step toward recovery. The organisations listed above not only offer entirely anonymous assistance and support, but they also conduct anonymous self-assessment exams to determine the severity of your gambling problem. There is no need to register or verify your identity; all you have to do is be entirely honest and answer a series of questions as correctly and truthfully as possible. These tests are available on the GambleAware and GamCare websites and are, of course, absolutely free.