Deposit limit
If you split spending at the start of the month, set this setting first; bKash or Nagad users can keep small amounts separate.
Many times people just want to start having fun, but forget to take breaks. In the 11KK App you can keep time, limits and usage under control.
Many users in Dhaka, Chittagong and Sylhet manage accounts with bKash, Nagad, Rocket, so setting limits in this guideline and building safe practices is explained in simple terms.
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Most people don't set all three limits at once, but keeping small limits in the 11KK App reduces pressure later; the comparison below helps make quick decisions.
| Types of limits | When it is useful | Benefits in the 11KK |
|---|---|---|
| Deposit limit | You want to cap spending in advance | Controls also apply to using bKash, Nagad, Rocket |
| Loss limit | Want to avoid too much pressure in one | The pause time can be anticipated. |
| Time limit | Want to reduce long sessions | Play is controlled during work breaks |
| Self-limits | A full break for a few days | It's easier to stay a little away. |
In Dhaka, many people keep a 15-minute session after the evening; those tired after work start time limits in advance.
The same rule doesn't work for everyone; it's better to choose limits based on your daily routine, budget and play time.
If you split spending at the start of the month, set this setting first; bKash or Nagad users can keep small amounts separate.
Staying on screen for a long time makes time pass, so small limits like 30 minutes or 1 hour make stopping easier.
If you feel down, stressed, or need a break after prolonged use, choose this; using Rocket doesn't change the habit of control.
One limit works, but two or three together reduce pressure even more. Enabling deposits, time and self-limits together in the 11KK App makes decisions easier.
Use a setup like the following: 20-minute sessions, daily small limits, and one day off per week; this keeps balance between play and habit, especially when you have a busy routine in Dhaka or Chittagong.
When self-limits are enabled you can reduce access for a set period, this prevents repeated entry at will.
You can take a break of 1 day, 7 days or longer; this setting helps a lot if you feel sudden pressure.
Open Settings in the 11KK App to see the status; no need to search through a long menu.
Not strict rules, small habits set the time before playing, take breaks in between, and don't run multiple sessions with an empty mind.
Set the clock, check daily limits, and keep notifications on; these 3 steps take less than a minute.
If a notification comes, treat it as a break signal; in the 11KK App those messages won't let you go off track.
If you have trouble understanding something, write on the contact page; tell the type of your problem and the team will quickly guide you.
Sometimes instructions alone aren’t enough; write on the 11KK contact page, and if needed attach a screenshot of the settings.
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