Last Updated: October 28, 2026
At Tiranga Game, we believe that lottery and gaming activities should be approached responsibly.
Gaming should be treated as entertainment and never as a guaranteed way to make money.
Play Within Your Limits
Only spend an amount that you can comfortably afford to lose.
Never use money needed for:
- Rent or housing
- Food and essential expenses
- Bills
- Education
- Medical expenses
- Loans or debt payments
- Other important financial commitments
Do Not Chase Losses
Losing money does not mean that you are due for a win.
Do not increase your spending or continue playing simply because you want to recover previous losses.
Set Personal Limits
Before participating, consider setting personal limits for:
- Spending
- Time spent playing
- Frequency of participation
Once you reach your limit, stop.
Keep Gaming Fun
Lottery and gaming activities should not interfere with your:
- Work
- Education
- Family life
- Relationships
- Sleep
- Financial responsibilities
If gaming stops being enjoyable and begins causing stress or financial problems, take a break.
Warning Signs
Consider taking a break or seeking support if you:
- Spend more than you planned.
- Try to recover losses by spending more.
- Hide your gaming activity from others.
- Borrow money to participate.
- Feel stressed or anxious because of gaming.
- Neglect work, family, or other responsibilities.
- Feel unable to stop.
Underage Participation
Lottery and gaming activities may be subject to minimum-age requirements.
Anyone below the legally permitted age in their jurisdiction should not participate.
Parents and guardians are encouraged to take appropriate steps to prevent minors from accessing age-restricted gaming services.
Gambling Is Not a Source of Income
Lottery and gaming should not be considered a reliable source of income.
There is no guaranteed method of winning, and previous results cannot predict future outcomes.
Need Help?
If you feel that your gaming is becoming difficult to control, stop participating and consider contacting a qualified professional or a recognized responsible-gaming support organization available in your jurisdiction.
Always seek help from a trusted and appropriate local service when necessary.
Our Message
Play responsibly. Know your limits. Never chase losses.
If gaming is no longer fun or is causing financial or personal problems, take a break.