Note · Limits

Write a Diwa Wow rupee cap before the lobby opens

A cap is the amount you are willing to lose, written before Diwa Wow is open. Pair it with a clock time. The ledger cannot enforce either one. You can.

Open the app only if the cap is written Table notes

Write both numbers outside the app

Pick a rupee amount you can lose and a clock time you can keep. Put them in a note on the phone before the icon opens. A decision made during a countdown is a different decision.

The cap is a loss limit, not a target. You do not have to lose it.

Do not edit the cap because you are ahead

Raising the cap after a win spends the win. The cap was there to keep that win, or to fence the loss. It was not a suggestion.

Moving from one table to another after the clock is the same session.

If you notice the cap late

Log out when you notice. Do not play a correction round. If the app has its own limit switch, turn it on and leave it on.

This note cannot lock the app for you.

The next look is for status

If a cashout was pending, look once later for status. Opening the lobby to celebrate or to recover starts a new session under the same rules.

The table note still applies next time: stake visible, a way to leave.

Set the cap

Choose the amount Rupees you can lose.
Choose the clock time A real hour.
Do not raise either Wins included.
Log out at the first one you hit Amount or hour.
A later look is once Status only, if a cashout is pending.

Cap questions

Is a round number a good cap?

Only if you chose it while calm and can afford to lose it.

Can welcome-line play continue after the cap?

No. The cap covers the account, not one table.

Friends are still at the table. Should I stay?

Leave. Their session is not your cap.

Will this site remind me?

No. The reminder is the note you wrote.