Lilibet – Responsible Gaming and User Support

At lilibet, we're committed to helping you enjoy entertainment in a balanced and safe way through our strict responsible gaming policy and ongoing support.

Our Commitment to Responsible Gaming

We encourage all lilibet users to play in a healthy and responsible way — keeping your play time and spending in check so it doesn't negatively affect your daily life, finances, or personal relationships.

Lilibet provides guides and tools to help users identify signs of risky gambling behaviour and raise awareness of the importance of self-control.

Signs of Risky Behaviour

If you notice any of these signs in yourself or someone you care about, it's important to take action right away.

Tips for Setting Time & Budget Limits

To keep your entertainment within healthy limits, we recommend:

Self-Control Tools at lilibet

Our platform offers a range of tools to help you stay within responsible gaming boundaries, including:

Minor Protection

Lilibet enforces strict safety measures to ensure only users aged 18 and above can access our platform, including mandatory identity verification (KYC) during registration.

We will never allow underage individuals to use our platform and will take immediate action if any violation is detected.

Maintaining Life Balance & Seeking Professional Help

Responsible gaming is part of a healthy lifestyle. We encourage users to maintain a balance between entertainment and daily responsibilities — including work, family, and mental wellbeing.

If you're struggling to control your gambling habits, don't hesitate to seek professional help. There are many organisations and support centres in Malaysia that offer counselling and rehabilitation programmes.

Lilibet also provides support links and information to help users get the assistance they need.

Support & Further Information on Responsible Gaming

If you need additional support or would like to find out more, please visit our FAQ page or contact the lilibet support team.

Email: [email protected]

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