Gaming should be a source of entertainment — not the centre of your life. 7 Stars wants you to stay in control at all times. On this page, you'll find all the tools for safe gaming, warning signs to watch out for, and ways to get help if you need it.
Honestly — no. Gaming is entertainment, just like watching a film or catching a cricket match. It's about fun, excitement, and the occasional thrill of a win. But when gaming becomes a way to chase lost money or escape the pressures of everyday life, that's when problems begin.
At 7 Stars, we're clear about what responsible gaming means: knowing yourself. Knowing your limits. Going into every session with the understanding that this is entertainment — and that you've already decided how much time and money you're willing to spend.
7 Stars wants you to enjoy our platform happily for the long haul. That takes healthy gaming habits — and helping you build those habits is something we take seriously.
On this page, we've put together some important tools, information, and warning signs worth knowing. Take a moment to read through — it's here for your benefit.
We believe a happy, healthy player is our greatest asset. That's why responsible gaming at 7 Stars isn't a box-ticking exercise — it's a core part of who we are.
Five powerful tools to help you stay in control — all completely free
Set your own maximum deposit amount — daily, weekly, or monthly. Once a limit is in place, it takes effect automatically. To raise it, you'll need to wait 72 hours — a deliberate delay to prevent hasty decisions.
You can also set a separate cap on the total amount you wager over a given period. This is especially useful if you tend to lose track of overall spending across many small bets.
If you need a short break, you can temporarily suspend your account for anywhere between 24 hours and 30 days. You won't be able to log in during this time. Once the period ends, your account is reactivated automatically.
For a longer break, choose self-exclusion — available from 6 months up to 5 years. Your account cannot be reactivated during this period. It's your decision, and it takes real strength to make it.
At set intervals — every 30 minutes, for example — you'll receive a notification letting you know how long you've been playing and how much you've spent. This small reminder can often prevent bigger mistakes.
You can view a detailed report of your total deposits, withdrawals, and net results at any time. It's the most honest way to understand your own gaming habits.
To use these tools, head to your Profile Settings or reach out via the support chat.
Set Your Limits NowTake control of your own safety in just a few simple steps.
If you need a hand, just let us know via support chat and we'll set it up on your behalf.
At some point, most people find that gaming gets a little out of hand. If any of the signs below sound familiar, stop, reflect, and reach out for help.
Check off any of the statements below that ring true for you. This isn't a diagnosis — it's simply a way to better understand yourself.
7 Stars strictly does not serve anyone under the age of 18. This isn't just a rule — it's an ethical responsibility we take seriously.
Age is verified at registration. If there's any doubt, government-issued ID is requested. If a user is suspected to be underage, the account is suspended immediately.
Enable parental controls on your device to prevent any underage family members from accessing 7 Stars. Never share your password with anyone.
If you suspect a minor is using 7 Stars, contact our support team and we'll act on it promptly.
Age verification is mandatory at the point of registration.
Your NID or passport may be requested if there's any suspicion.
Your account password is for your eyes only.
Keep parental controls enabled on your device.
We don't just say it — we mean it. Here are our specific commitments.
Answers to two important questions on security and betting practices
Register at 7 Stars and set your own limits. We want you to play happily for the long term — not have everything fall apart after one bad loss.