Gambling should be entertainment — not a way to make money, and never something that puts your finances, relationships or wellbeing at risk. CZ111 is committed to giving every user the tools, information and support they need to stay in control at all times.
These tools are built into your account settings and are available at any time. Using them is a sign of smart play, not weakness.
Set a daily, weekly or monthly cap on how much you can deposit. Once the limit is reached, no further deposits are accepted until the period resets. Reducing a limit takes effect immediately; increasing one requires a mandatory cooling-off period before it applies.
Define the maximum you are willing to lose across a set period — daily, weekly or monthly. When you reach that threshold, play stops for the remainder of the period. This is one of the most effective tools for keeping gambling firmly within budget.
Set a reminder or hard stop for your gaming session. A reality check notification appears at your chosen interval, showing how long you have been playing and how much has been wagered. You can choose to continue, reduce your session or stop entirely.
If you need a break from gambling — whether for a few weeks, several months or permanently — self-exclusion removes your access entirely for the period you choose. Self-exclusion requests cannot be reversed before the designated end date under any circumstances.
A shorter alternative to full self-exclusion. A cooling-off period locks your account for a defined span — typically 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days — giving you space and time without the permanence of long-term exclusion. Ideal when you feel you need a brief pause.
Periodic on-screen notifications during active play remind you of how long you have been playing and what you have wagered in the current session. These nudges help maintain awareness without interrupting play — unless you choose to act on them.
Understanding how each limit type works helps you choose the right protection for your circumstances. Here is a clear breakdown.
A deposit limit is the simplest way to manage your budget from the outset. Set the maximum you are comfortable depositing in a given period — for example, PKR 5,000 per week or PKR 15,000 per month — and the platform will decline any deposits that would push you beyond that figure.
Important: Reductions apply immediately. Increases require a waiting period set by the operator — this delay is deliberate and protects you from impulsive decisions during a losing streak.
A loss limit tracks your net losses across real-money play (not including bonus funds) and stops you from losing more than the amount you specify in the defined period. For example, if you set a daily loss limit of PKR 2,000, once you have lost PKR 2,000 across all games and sports bets that day, further real-money play is suspended until the next period begins.
Tip: Set your loss limit at the same time as your deposit limit — using both together is significantly more effective than either alone.
Self-exclusion removes your ability to log in, deposit, wager or receive promotional communications for a period you select. During exclusion, CZ111 will attempt to block any new account registrations linked to your identity, email or device — though no self-exclusion system is infallible and determined circumvention remains the user's own responsibility.
Available periods typically include 30 days, 90 days, 180 days, 1 year and permanent exclusion. To request self-exclusion, contact [email protected] or use the Account Settings page.
Beyond period-based limits, you can also set a maximum stake per individual bet or spin. This is particularly useful for high-volatility games — slots, crash games, live roulette — where a single spin can represent a disproportionate share of your session budget.
For example, capping individual bets at PKR 500 across a PKR 5,000 session budget means you have at least 10 rounds of play, reducing the risk of losing your entire session budget in a short burst of adverse results.
The single most important rule of responsible gambling is simple: only ever gamble with money you can genuinely afford to lose without affecting your daily life, family responsibilities or savings.
Before you play, take a few minutes to set a genuine entertainment budget. Think of it the same way you would budget for a dinner out in Lahore or a cricket match ticket in Karachi — a fixed entertainment spend, not a fund you expect to grow.
Never gamble with bill money, rent or savings. Gambling funds must be surplus discretionary income only.
Never borrow to gamble. Borrowing from family, friends, Easypaisa credit lines or bank loans to fund gambling is a serious warning sign.
Accept that losses are the expected outcome. Games have a house edge. Long-term profitable gambling is not a realistic expectation for most users.
Never chase losses. Increasing stakes after losses to "win back" what you lost is the fastest path to significant financial harm.
Set a loss limit before every session and stop as soon as it is reached — regardless of how the session felt or what your instincts say.
This is a visual planning tool only. No data is submitted or processed.
If your gambling budget feels like "not enough" or you are tempted to increase it after losses, speak to our support team or refer to the self-exclusion guidance on this page.
Problem gambling can affect anyone. It often develops gradually, which makes self-awareness harder than it sounds. The signs below are not a clinical diagnosis — they are patterns that, if recognised, suggest it may be time to pause, seek a conversation or take a break.
Recognising one or more of these in your own behaviour is not a reason for shame. It is information — and information is the starting point for getting back in control.
If any of these patterns feel familiar, CZ111's self-exclusion and limit tools are available right now in your account settings. You do not need to wait for things to get worse before acting.
This is not a clinical screening tool. These questions are offered for personal reflection only. If you answer "yes" to several of them, we encourage you to speak to someone you trust or contact a support service.
Have you ever gambled more than you originally planned to in a single session?
Have you continued gambling in order to win back money you had already lost?
Have you ever borrowed money or sold something in order to fund gambling?
Has gambling caused any difficulties in your personal relationships, work or studies?
Do you feel restless, irritable or anxious when you try to reduce or stop gambling?
Do you ever gamble to escape worry, boredom, loneliness or a difficult mood?
Have you ever hidden gambling activity — time spent, money lost, or accounts — from family or close friends?
Have you ever gambled until your last available funds — and then tried to find more to continue?
If you answered yes to three or more of these questions, we strongly encourage you to take a break from gambling, activate self-exclusion via your account settings or contact [email protected] for guidance. You can also speak confidentially to a problem gambling support service in your area.
The CZ111 platform is strictly for adults. "Adults" means anyone aged 18 years or older — or the higher minimum age required by the operator or the license jurisdiction, whichever is greater. This is a hard requirement, not a guideline.
Age verification is applied to all registered accounts. Where identity documents are requested during the KYC process, date of birth verification is part of that process. Any account found to belong to a person under the minimum age will be suspended immediately, associated winnings voided and deposited funds returned subject to verification.
If you share a device with younger family members in your household — in Rawalpindi, Peshawar, Multan or anywhere else — we strongly encourage the use of device-level parental control software to prevent accidental or intentional access to gambling platforms by minors.
Legal Context for Pakistan: The Prevention of Gambling Act 1977 restricts gambling activities in Pakistan. Being 18 years of age does not make online gambling lawful under Pakistani law for all individuals. Users must verify applicable local laws. CZ111 does not claim Government of Pakistan, PTA or State Bank of Pakistan authorisation for any gambling activity. This is not legal advice.
Mandatory age verification applied to all registered accounts before any real-money activity is permitted.
All responsible gambling tools — deposit limits, loss limits, session timers, cooling-off and self-exclusion — are available free of charge within account settings.
Self-exclusion requests are honoured without delay. No attempt is made to persuade users out of self-exclusion once requested.
Responsible gambling notices are present across platform interfaces, not confined to a single page that users may never read.
No marketing targeting users who have opted out, self-excluded or activated cooling-off periods. Excluded users are removed from all promotional communications immediately.
Transparent game information including RTP ranges, game volatility labels and wagering requirement disclosures to support informed decision-making.
Support available in English for all responsible gambling enquiries. Contact [email protected] at any time for account limit changes, self-exclusion or general guidance.
If you or someone you know needs support with problem gambling, the following types of resources exist. Always seek qualified professional guidance for clinical concerns.
A qualified mental health professional — such as a licensed psychologist or counsellor — can provide structured support for gambling-related harm. GP referrals, community mental health centres and private practitioners in major Pakistani cities including Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad can be starting points. Look for practitioners with experience in behavioural addictions.
Sometimes the most important first step is simply telling someone — a spouse, parent, sibling or close friend — that you are struggling. The social support network available in Pakistani family culture is genuinely valuable. Shame often delays help-seeking; breaking that silence is meaningful progress in itself.
CZ111's support team is available to help you activate any responsible gambling tool on your account — immediately, without delay or pressure to reconsider. Whether you need a deposit limit reduced, a cooling-off period activated, or a full self-exclusion applied, contact us at [email protected]. No questions asked, no attempt to dissuade.
International responsible gambling organisations publish self-help materials, self-assessment tools and guided workbooks for people dealing with gambling harm. Searching for "responsible gambling self-help" or "gambling addiction recovery resources" from a reputable source is a safe starting point while you consider next steps.
Problem gambling affects families as well as the individual. Partners, parents and siblings of someone with a gambling problem often need their own support. Family counselling services and support groups for affected family members exist alongside programmes for the gambler themselves. Reaching out as a family member is just as valid as reaching out personally.
Where gambling has created financial difficulties, a financial counsellor or debt advisor can help you understand your options, manage existing obligations and build a recovery plan. Many Pakistani banks, including HBL and UBL, have customer welfare programmes. Third-party debt advisory services are also available and are worth exploring before difficulties escalate.
CZ111 wants every user to have a positive, controlled experience. If you have questions about responsible gambling tools, want to review your account limits or simply want to explore the platform further, we are here to help.
Adults 18+ only, or the higher minimum required by the operator/license jurisdiction. Local laws in Pakistan may restrict gambling. Please verify your local regulations. Gambling involves financial risk — never gamble more than you can afford to lose.