Gaming at fv7 is about entertainment — not addiction. We want you to play within your limits, stay happy with your family, and enjoy responsibly.
For many people, online gaming or betting is a fun pastime — a little extra excitement alongside a cricket or football match. But when the habit gets out of hand, it can hurt not just you, but your entire family. fv7 believes the best gaming experience comes when you have a clear sense of your own limits.
We didn't just create a responsible gaming page — responsible gaming is a core principle built into the entire fv7 platform. From deposit limits to self-exclusion, from warning messages to support resources, everything is here.
Keep this in mind: there are no guaranteed wins at fv7. There is always a risk of losing in betting and casino games. Only play with what you can afford to lose. The day you stop thinking about the money and just keep playing — that's your sign to stop.
Fv7 wants you to stay with us for the long run — but with a clear head and a happy life. This page has some important information and tools for you. Take a moment to read through.
No access for minors — age verification is mandatory at registration.
Set your own deposit, bet, and session limits on your terms.
You can pause your account for anywhere from 24 hours up to permanently, whenever you choose.
24/7 support for any responsible gaming concerns.
No promotional messages are sent to members who have self-excluded.
Fv7 helps you stay in control of your gaming habits. These tools are completely free and available to use at any time.
Set a daily, weekly, or monthly maximum deposit limit. Decreasing the limit takes effect immediately; increasing it requires a 7-day waiting period.
Decide in advance the maximum amount you want to bet within a given period. Protect yourself from the temptation to overspend.
Set a maximum loss threshold in advance — once reached, play stops automatically for a set period. It's the most effective way to limit financial harm.
Set a time limit on how long you play in a single session. When your time is up, fv7 will notify you — take a break.
Temporarily close your account for 24 hours, 1 week, or 1 month. No deposits or bets are possible during this period.
If you want to close your account long-term, choose permanent self-exclusion. This is an important decision — we respect it fully and will support you through the process.
After logging in to the fv7 app or website, go to "Account Settings" → "Responsible Gaming" to access all available tools. You can also reach us through the support chat anytime.
Assess yourself honestly. Understanding where you stand is the first step toward change.
If you recognize any signs from the second or third stage in yourself, please contact fv7 support or use the self-exclusion option. There is no shame in seeking professional help.
Date of birth is verified at the time of registration on fv7. National ID may be requested in suspicious cases. No access is granted to anyone under 18.
If extended play or unusual patterns are detected, fv7 automatically sends an alert and recommends taking a break.
Fv7 never advertises "easy wins" or "guaranteed earnings." All our promotions clearly communicate the risks involved.
Our team monitors unusual gaming patterns and proactively reaches out to members to offer assistance when needed.
If a member self-excludes, fv7 will not send any promotional messages, bonus offers, or marketing emails during that period.
If a family member is worried about your gaming, they are welcome to reach out to our support team directly.
Ask yourself the questions below. If you answer "Yes" to more than 3, we recommend using fv7's responsible gaming tools.
Have you ever used money set aside for essential expenses or savings to fund your gaming?
Have your family or friends ever expressed concern about your gaming?
Have you ever placed larger bets to try to recover losses?
Have you lied or kept secrets about your gaming?
Do you feel restless, irritable, or uncomfortable when you're unable to game?
Have you spent time gaming instead of working, studying, or being with your family?
Have you tried to stop but couldn't?
If you answered "Yes" more often than not, please contact support or set a limit.
Log in to set your limits