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What You Agree To When You Join

One page holds every rule you accept when you open an account with us — how deposits move through bKash, Nagad and Rocket, what we expect from your play, and how a disagreement gets settled.

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Where to Raise a Terms Question

Terms arguments are usually payment arguments, so route yours to the channel that keeps the record. Chat from inside your account attaches your user ID and last transaction automatically, which saves a round of questions. Email suits anything you want in writing, such as a clause you think we applied wrongly. For wallet disputes, ask for a callback and keep the bKash, Nagad or Rocket transaction ID ready before you answer the phone.

Chat from your account Open the chat panel while logged in and your user ID, wallet number and last transaction travel with the message. Fastest route for a locked account or a deposit that never landed.
Email for the record Write to our terms desk when you want a written answer on a clause, a settled market or a closed account. Quote your user ID and the date so we pull the right record.
Callback on wallet cases Stuck between your wallet app and your balance? Ask for a callback, keep the transaction ID from bKash, Nagad or Rocket handy, and we will trace that payment against your account.
DATA AND ACCESS

How We Hold Your Account Details

Your account carries your name, mobile number and wallet details, and that is the whole of what we hold beyond your play record. Nothing here is sold on. The transaction log is kept because payment disputes and legal duties need it, and it stays for as long as those duties run. When you want a detail corrected or the account closed, ask through chat and we will tell you what can be changed at once and what has to stay on file.

What sits on file

Your name, mobile number, wallet number and the record of what you added, played and withdrew. We keep the play record because a dispute months later needs the same figures.

Cookies on the session

A session cookie keeps you logged in while you move between lobby and wallet. Clear it and you will be asked for a fresh one-time code on your next visit.

Login and one-time codes

Every sign-in sends a one-time code to your mobile. We never ask for that code or your wallet PIN by chat, email or phone, and neither should anyone else.

Changing or closing

Want a detail corrected or the account shut? Say so in chat. We settle any open bet first, then send what remains to the wallet registered in your own name.

Questions About Our Terms

Most of what people ask about these terms comes down to money moving in and out of a wallet, so the answers below stay on that ground. If your question is not here, chat is open from inside your account and a person reads it, not a bot menu. We would rather answer a small question early than untangle a frozen balance later.

Better not. Your wallet number is the one tied to the account, so a transfer from another number can be held while we confirm the sender. Use your own bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet.

No. One account per person, in your own name. A second one gets closed and any balance on it goes back through the wallet that funded it.

A revised version goes up on this page with the date it takes effect, and we flag material changes inside your account. Carrying on after that date means you accept it.

It depends on your local law and the region you play from, so we cannot point to one single forum. Where your local law gives you a right, these terms do not remove it.

No. Access depends on your local law and eligible regions, and a masked location breaks the terms. If you are travelling, ask us before you try logging in from abroad.

Open bets are settled first, then whatever is left goes to the wallet in your own name. Records of past transactions stay on file for as long as the law requires.
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Terms & Conditions

Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.

Access may be available only where local law permits.