1) Set 2 limits at once
One user used to play overnight, then he enabled the daily time limit and the spending limit together; in the first 7 days the pressure eased, and the decisions remained clear.
He found that taking short breaks on a smartphone often makes a big difference; after logging into ywkk, it doesn't take even 2 minutes to change settings.
Many in Dhaka set their routines this way, and if needed you can talk to Support from inside the ywkk App.
2) Enable self-exclusion to take a break
Another user played without a break for 3 straight weeks; he enabled self-exclusion and kept the account away for 30 days; afterward the habit was much more controlled.
This is not a punishment, but a pause; often a one-month break breaks the pattern.
In Bangladesh, usage increases at night, so such a break is helpful; for any questions about Nagad or Rocket related accounts, you can contact Support.
3) Use a family member's alert.
A user's family notices that he is repeatedly logging in outside the specified times; then he enables limits, notifications, and weekly reviews, and within 10 days the routine becomes much steadier.
The most important thing here is that, even with tools to talk openly without shame, people still make the decisions.
Whether in Dhaka or Chattogram, informing Support makes the path easier; bKash users can also verify account security under the same rules.