This is a sensible way to make sure that everyone involved maintains control.

• Keep your cool; it’s just a game!

• We think playing games should always be pleasurable, and we want our customers to enjoy placing bets. Please keep in mind the following advice, as it may assist you in maintaining control and ensuring that gaming does not become a problem.

• Only stake sums that you can afford to lose on bets.

• Gambling ought to be fun rather than as a means of generating income.

• Gamble wisely and avoid chasing your losses.

• See how much time and money you spend.

• Play gambling in moderation with other pursuits. If gaming is your only form of entertainment, consider whether you still enjoy betting.

• Frequently break away from gambling. You can exercise your right to self-exclusion, and a member of our knowledgeable staff will contact you to verify your choice.

• Don’t gamble when in unusual circumstances, such as after drinking or when you’re agitated.

Helping Others

You can get in touch with our customer care if you need to discuss a betting issue with someone. Also, there are numerous self-help groups that offer support and aid to those with gambling issues.

Limitations for Minors

MSport takes its duty to stop underage gambling very seriously because it is against the law for anyone under the age of 18 to gamble.

It is against the law for players under the age of 18 to gamble.

We have policies in place to forbid minors from betting. Each user who wishes to create a new MSport account must check the box confirming that they are at least 18 years old. If they don’t check the box, the registration will be declined.

To confirm that a person is above 18, complete detailed personal information such as name, date of birth, and address.

Mobile money serves as the foundation for MSport’s payment services. Participants must be at least 18 years old and possess a valid national ID card in order to register for such services.

Other recommendations for preventing minors from gambling at MSport include:

• Don’t divulge information like your username or password, among other important data.
• If you’re using a shared or public computer, lock it with a password.
• Inform your children of any potential risks associated with gaming.

Utilize software for website filtering. You can use a variety of third-party applications to keep an eye on or limit internet access, including:

• Net Nanny (www.netnanny.com) is a generic blocking program that guards against minors accessing objectionable online material. accessible on iOS and Android devices as well.
• Cybersitter, a filtering program that enables parents to select which websites to block (www.cybersitter.com).
• GamBlock, a program designed specifically to block gambling websites (www.gamblock.com). also accessible on Android-powered gadgets.

Problem Identification

According to MSport, the majority of gamers find that responsibly placed bets are fun. But for whatever reason, a small percentage of gamers could suffer negative effects from gambling. The following self-evaluation questions can help you determine if you have a problem by providing you with some insight:

• Do you experience loss or depression when you lose money?

• Do you wish to gamble again after a loss in order to quickly recover your losses?

• Do you exhaust all of the funds in your betting account?

• Have you taken out loans from others and used the money for gambling?

• Has gambling caused you to lose interest in your friends, family, or hobbies?

• Are you ever suicidal as a result of gambling?

Self-Exclusion

Players can use MSport’s Self-Exclusion option to temporarily terminate their accounts for a predetermined amount of time. Players can still log in to withdraw any remaining balance even though they won’t be able to bet or play any games during this time. Please be aware, nevertheless, that at this time, players cannot reopen their accounts. We advise gamers to take this into consideration or contact our customer service for assistance in resolving this issue.

Family and friends

MSport worries that a player’s friends and family may suffer as a result of gambling issues. The following are some indications that a friend or member of your family may have gambling problems if you are worried about them:

• excessive expenditure
• lying about one’s gaming habits
• borrowing money frequently or even stealing
• has lost interest in interests or experienced unusual circumstances
• neglects studies or work

We strongly advise you to have the confidence to get in touch with us and ask for assistance in the aforementioned situations and other unique situations.