For Family & Friends
Worried About Someone Else's Gaming?
In Pakistan, problem gambling can be particularly difficult to talk about openly. There is often a sense of shame around it, which means a family member might struggle alone for a long time before anyone around them notices or intervenes. If you are reading this page because you are worried about a spouse, sibling, parent, or friend — you are already doing something important.
Here are some signs that someone close to you may have a problem with gambling:
- Unexplained financial difficulties — asking for money, falling behind on bills, or selling possessions.
- Unusual secrecy around phone or device usage, particularly at night.
- Mood swings — irritability, withdrawal, or anxiety that seems connected to whether they have recently won or lost.
- Neglecting responsibilities — work, family, household obligations — in favour of gaming.
- Making excuses for large or unexplained transactions on Easypaisa or JazzCash.
If you recognise several of these signs, the most constructive thing you can do is approach the conversation with care — without anger, judgment, or ultimatums if possible. Focus on what you have observed, not accusations. Make it clear that you want to help, not to shame.
If someone's bajj999 account is involved and they are willing to seek help, bajj999 support at support@bajj999.im can be contacted by the account holder to self-exclude or set limits immediately. bajj999 cannot take action on an account based on a third-party request without the account holder's consent, but we can provide guidance and support.
bajj999 takes underage gambling extremely seriously. If you believe a minor has accessed bajj999 using an adult's account or identity, please contact support@bajj999.im immediately. We investigate all such reports without delay.
