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Cooling-Off and Self-Exclusion at M2: Taking a Break That Holds
The overview
Tools for Every Size of Break
Not every break needs the same tool. A reminder nudges you during a session; a cap limits how much can go in or be staked; a cooling-off or self-exclusion period closes the account for a set time. All of them sit in the account management panel behind your M2 login.
The lightest touch
Session Reminders
A reminder appears after a length of play you choose, so an evening doesn’t run on unnoticed. It stops nothing; it simply puts the time in front of you.
The budget
Deposit and Wagering Caps
Caps set a ceiling by the day, the week or the month, on deposits, on stakes, or on both. They are the tool for keeping play inside a budget rather than stopping it altogether.
The full stop
Cooling-Off and Self-Exclusion
Both lock your M2 login for a period you choose, from 24 hours up to permanently. A short lock suits a pause after a heavy session; a long one, or a permanent one, suits stepping away altogether.
Whatever period you set, treat it as fixed. It exists to hold on exactly the day you would rather it didn’t.
Further help
When a Break Isn’t Enough
If gambling has stopped being entertainment, the tools in the account are a start rather than the whole answer. Our responsible gaming page sets out where to look for support.
Questions
Taking a Break — Quick Answers
Can I take a break from my M2 account?
Yes. The account management panel lets you lock your login for a period you choose, from 24 hours up to permanently.
What is the difference between a deposit cap and self-exclusion?
A cap limits how much goes in or is staked over a period; self-exclusion stops you signing in at all for the period you pick.
Do session reminders stop me playing?
No. They show how long you have been playing at the interval you set; stopping is still your decision.
Set Your Limits
Sign in and open the account management panel — every tool on this page is in one place. 21+. These tools help keep play in proportion; they don’t make gambling lawful for you. Malaysian statute restricts it, and Syariah binds Muslim citizens as well.
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