Our Responsible Gambling Approach
MB99 treats responsible gambling as a shared commitment. The platform can provide controls,
clear information, and support pathways, while each member must make honest decisions about
whether gambling is suitable for their personal circumstances. No game, bonus, jackpot, or
sports market can guarantee a profit. Results are uncertain, and losses are always possible.
MB99 encourages players in Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Johor Bahru, Petaling Jaya, Shah Alam,
and throughout Malaysia to view gambling as paid entertainment. A sensible budget should
be affordable even if the full amount is lost. Borrowed money, credit intended for
essentials, and funds belonging to another person must never be used for gambling.
Responsible gambling also means understanding the rules before playing. Read the applicable
game information, promotion conditions, wagering requirements, and payment rules. A bonus
should not be treated as free cash, and a previous loss does not make a future win more
likely. MB99 advises members to stop when gambling no longer feels relaxed or enjoyable.
Age Verification and Underage Protection
Access to MB99 is restricted to adults aged 21 and above. A person below 21 must not
register, deposit, wager, or use another person's account. Members must provide accurate
details and may be asked to complete identity and age verification. Any attempt to avoid
age controls may result in account restriction while the matter is reviewed.
Parents and guardians should keep payment credentials, mobile banking access, e-wallet
PINs, and account passwords away from younger family members. Shared devices should use
separate profiles, secure screen locks, and appropriate content controls. Do not allow a
minor to watch, place, or select bets on your behalf.
Important: If you believe someone under 21 has accessed MB99, contact
support immediately at [email protected]. The address
is displayed as plain text and is not a clickable link.
Setting Limits Before You Play
Limits work best when they are chosen before excitement, frustration, or a live match
influences a decision. Start with a fixed entertainment amount in MYR. For example, if
RM50 is genuinely affordable after all commitments are covered, do not increase the limit
simply because a game is close, a favourite team is losing, or a promotion is about to end.
Use a clear personal plan
- Decide the maximum amount and maximum time available for a session.
- Do not top up the budget after reaching the original limit.
- Avoid gambling when upset, tired, under pressure, or affected by alcohol.
- Take regular breaks and leave the screen during longer sports or casino sessions.
- Never cancel essential payments to fund gambling.
- Keep an accurate record of total deposits and withdrawals rather than tracking wins alone.
Lowering a limit can support immediate risk reduction. Requests to increase a limit may
require a cooling period or review. This prevents an instant increase made during an
emotional session. MB99 may also apply account restrictions where activity indicates a
potential player-protection concern.
Cooling-Off and Self-Exclusion
A cooling-off period is suitable when you want a temporary break to regain perspective.
Self-exclusion is a stronger measure for anyone who believes they should not have access
to gambling for a defined or extended period. Both options should be taken seriously and
used before financial or emotional harm becomes more severe.
To request self-exclusion, contact MB99 support and clearly state that you want the account
excluded. Support may verify your identity to protect the account from unauthorised changes.
Once the exclusion is active, do not attempt to create another account or ask another person
to gamble for you. MB99 may close duplicate accounts connected to an excluded member.
During a break, consider removing saved payment details, disabling gambling-related
notifications, installing device-level blocking tools, and asking your Malaysian bank or
e-wallet provider what payment controls are available. It can also help to share the
decision with a trusted friend or family member who can provide practical support.
Warning Signs to Take Seriously
Gambling-related harm can develop gradually. A single sign does not always confirm a
problem, but repeated or worsening patterns deserve attention. MB99 recommends taking a
break and seeking support if any of the following situations feel familiar.
Trying to recover losses immediately by depositing or betting more.
Using money needed for household expenses, debt, food, or transport.
Hiding the amount of time or money spent from family and friends.
Losing sleep, missing work, or neglecting personal responsibilities.
Feeling anxious, angry, guilty, or restless when not gambling.
Borrowing money, selling belongings, or increasing debt to continue playing.