Set time limits
In one session, 30 minutes; set 2 alarms, then the tension reduces
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In Dhaka, many use bKash to manage accounts, and using Nagad or Rocket makes budgeting easier
In one session, 30 minutes; set 2 alarms, then the tension reduces
Keep separate expense records for bKash, Nagad, or Rocket to avoid mixing them up during Dhaka's busy days
Do not use the same password everywhere; use more than 8 characters, and include numbers in between
89bd Tips means not just caution; following small rules reduces pressure and keeps the mind clear
On holidays or weekends, when time is longer, the risk of rushing decisions increases
Ask 3 questions before starting a session: how long, how much, and when to stop; this is where the 89bd Guide comes into play
Turn off notifications; then unnecessary revisits decrease
Avoid logging in after 11 PM; if sleep is disrupted, everything feels bad the next day
Write a one-line rule ahead of time to keep in sight
Take a break in the first 5 minutes, breathe, then think again
Before starting a session, check 3 points: how much money, how long, and when to stop
In a busy city like Dhaka, more breaks are needed; set separate times at home or at the office
Don't share login details with anyone; small mistakes cause unnecessary trouble to the account
Using the 89bd App makes everything on screen clear, but if you stare for too long, it's better to take a break
Provide general information; you can start within 2 minutes
When you log in to 89bd, review settings once, then set time limits
Before playing, write down stopping time; this is the most practical habit
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Setting time limits has helped; you don't get as worked up as before
Keep bKash and Nagad separate
I've made a small list; now decisions feel much clearer