Chart 1: Time Control
Keeping a 30-minute session reduces the urge for 1 hour; many Dhaka users do this at night.
Caption: Short session, less pressure, clear head
In this khelaghor Guide, see 3 simple rules, 4 limit setups, and Dhaka users' work habits; using bKash, Nagad and Rocket makes cost tracking easier.
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This data shows how small limits work
Keeping a 30-minute session reduces the urge for 1 hour; many Dhaka users do this at night.
Caption: Short session, less pressure, clear head
If two preset limits exist, the rush decreases and decisions stay calm.
Caption: Set in advance; don't change later.
Notifications and timer run together on Android 8+ phones; even with low data usage, screens open quickly.
Caption: Phone timer is your best helper
Not hard, just be consistent.
Set a 20 or 30 minute timer; end the session when it rings
Keep a separate budget from bKash, Nagad or Rocket; many Dhaka users store this in the Notes app.
Data, battery, time and focus—check these 4 things or attention will break later.
One alarm is enough; snooze twice and you lose control
Trouble decreases with 3 habits
Don't log in on someone else's phone; later session tracking is difficult
In Dhaka's busy networks, 4G works well, but weak signal can break a session mid-way.
A 7-day note shows where time has gone; this is also clear.
Preparation first, decision later
Before starting, pick a 15-minute or 30-minute arcade; this builds the habit
Note today's max time and budget; writing in the same place each time reduces mistakes
Walk at least 10 minutes or drink water, then make the next decision
A little rule following changes the outcome
If you need more help, see the pages below
Following khelaghor Tips keeps habits in check; set your limits today in the khelaghor App.
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