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Get help with gambling

Satta can become a habit that costs money, sleep and relationships. Help is free and confidential. India has no single gambling helpline, so the lines below offer mental-health and de-addiction support — they take calls from you and from worried family members. There is no advertising on this page.

Free helplines in India

KIRAN — National Mental Health Helpline

1800-599-0019

Government of India, 24×7, toll-free, multi-language. Free psychosocial support.

iCall (TISS)

9152987821

Psychosocial helpline run by the Tata Institute of Social Sciences. Mon–Sat, 8am–10pm.

Vandrevala Foundation

1860-266-2345

24×7 mental-health support and counselling.

ⓘ Please confirm the current number before relying on it — helpline details can change.

Signs it may be a problem

  • Betting more than you can afford, or chasing losses
  • Borrowing money or selling things to play
  • Hiding it from family, or lying about time and money
  • Feeling anxious or restless when you try to stop

Peer support & debt help

Gamblers Anonymous holds free peer-support meetings in several Indian cities and online — search “Gamblers Anonymous India” for a current meeting list. If satta has led to debt, speak to a bank or a non-profit credit counselling centre before any private “loan settlement” service, and never pay for advice you can get free.