At Done 999, we believe gaming should always be a source of entertainment, not stress. While our platform offers exciting slots, card games, fishing games, and live sports betting, we want every player to enjoy these experiences safely, mindfully, and within their means. This page outlines our responsible gaming principles, tools, and resources to help you stay in control. For a look at the games these tips apply to, read our main guide to the app.
Done 999 is committed to promoting a safe gaming environment for all our users. We recognize that for a small number of players, gaming can become harmful if not managed carefully. That's why we actively encourage healthy habits, provide tools for self-management, and partner with recognized support organizations to help players who may need assistance.
Done 999 is strictly for users aged 18 and above. We do not permit anyone under the legal gambling age to create an account, deposit funds, or participate in any games on our platform. Parents and guardians are encouraged to use parental control software on shared devices to prevent underage access to gaming platforms.
We recommend that every player set personal boundaries before they begin playing. Consider the following approaches:
Decide on a fixed budget for gaming before you start, and treat it as an entertainment expense — money you're comfortable not seeing again. Avoid depositing more once that limit is reached, even if you feel you're "due" for a win. Bonuses can tempt you to deposit more than planned, so read how Done 999 bonuses workand keep your own limit in place.
Set a specific amount of time for each gaming session and use phone or app timers to remind yourself when it's up. Extended, uninterrupted play sessions can distort your sense of time and decision-making.
Decide in advance how much you're willing to lose in a session, and stop when you hit that number — regardless of how the games have been going. Chasing losses by increasing bets or continuing to play is one of the clearest signs of losing control.
If you feel you need a break, take one. Step away from the platform for a set period — a day, a week, or longer. If you feel gaming is becoming a bigger part of your life than you'd like, consider a longer self-exclusion period or closing your account entirely.
Problem gambling can develop gradually, and it isn't always obvious. Some signs that gaming may no longer be just entertainment include:
If any of these sound familiar — either for yourself or someone you know — it may be time to step back and seek support.
Misunderstanding how games work can contribute to unhealthy habits. A few myths worth knowing:
Most games, including slots and RNG-based titles, use random number generation for every round. Past results have no influence on future outcomes — there's no such thing as a game being "due" to pay out.
Chasing losses is one of the most common paths to financial harm. The house edge means that, over time, the odds favor the platform — not the player.
Limit-setting tools are useful for every player, not just those struggling. Setting a budget in advance is simply smart, similar to budgeting for any other form of entertainment.
Done 999 exists to provide entertainment — not financial hardship. We continually review our responsible gaming practices, provide accessible self-management tools, and encourage a culture where players feel comfortable taking breaks, setting limits, or stepping away entirely, without judgment. Your wellbeing always comes first.