1. First choose a time
Set limits of 15, 30, or 60 minutes; you may also take shorter breaks.
This page shows how to keep safe play in the tk888 App, with time limits, breaks, and control rules for Dhaka, bKash, Nagad, and Rocket users.
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Session control is right at hand after logging in to tk888
Set limits of 15, 30, or 60 minutes; you may also take shorter breaks.
Notification arrives 5 minutes before the session ends, making it easy to stop before time runs out.
When you take a break, a clear message appears on the screen; you can log in again to resume.
Many Dhaka users take a 30-minute limit during office breaks, keeping the account open, but time is not wasted.
The most important rule is simple: remind yourself to stop.
An account can be limited for a specified time, then opened again after the time ends.
One countdown and another break button both appear on the screen.
Messages load even on slow networks; Rocket or Nagad users can easily view them.
When managing the account with bKash, many keep separate notifications so both budget and time are visible.
Session stops with one click.
Current activity is paused; when you return, the system may ask to sign in again.
Additional verification helps prevent unexpected logins from unknown devices.
After a break, you can set again 15 minutes, 30 minutes, or 1 hour.
Late-night use; shorter breaks work better; a 10-minute pause often keeps the entire session more controlled.
If control is lost, take a break first, then tk888 Contact Support Send a message from
If a longer break is needed, choose self-exclusion tk888 Help Guide Open the steps and view them.
Even after registering on tk888, the same rules apply; control, breaks, and safe play can be used together in the tk888 App.
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