Account Terms
This page holds the agreement itself, setting out what you may do with your login, what we may do with a dormant or misused account, and how either side ends it.
Everything you agree to when you open an account with us sits on this page: how your login is protected, how funds move through JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and...
Our terms are drafted for people opening an account from Pakistan and take effect the moment you accept them at sign-up. Access is offered only where local law permits, so if you are living or travelling elsewhere, the clauses that reach you are the ones in force in that supported region. We do not claim that every payment rail or game room
is open everywhere; availability follows the partners we settle through. When wording changes we date the new version on this page, and continued use of your account after that date counts as acceptance. If a single clause is unenforceable where you are, the remainder stays in force, and nothing here is meant to remove a right local law gives you.
Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.
If a clause reads ambiguously, ask us before you act on it. Our support desk handles account, payment and clause questions through live chat inside your account and by email, and every reply stays tied to your account record.
Chat opens from the help button inside your logged-in account, so the agent can already see the clause you are asking about and your recent payment activity. Ask your clause question there.
Write to our support mailbox when your question needs a document attached, such as a payment slip from JazzCash or Easypaisa, and quote the clause number.
Ask before you close an account, move a balance or dispute a settled round; we answer clause questions in writing so you keep a record of what was agreed on that date.
We draft our own policy wording in plain Pakistani English and revisit it whenever a payment rail, a game studio or a support process changes. Each version carries a date, earlier versions...
Every clause on this page was written by our own team rather than copied from a template, so the wording matches how accounts, payments and game rounds actually work here.
Each update carries a date at the head of the page, and we keep the previous wording on file so you can check what applied when your payment cleared.
We avoid legal padding and write in plain Pakistani English, so a clause on withdrawal timing or account closure reads the same on a phone in Lahore or a desktop in Karachi.
Sections are numbered and anchored, so our agents, your payment receipts and this page all point to the same reference when you question a rule or challenge a charge.
Nothing that changes your rights sits in a side document, and any fee that touches your balance appears in the numbered clauses rather than in a footnote you never see.
When enough of you ask about the same clause, we rewrite it, which is how our wording on payment reversals and settled rounds became shorter and easier to follow.
Our policy pages share one vocabulary, so a term you learn here means the same thing on the privacy, payments and account-security pages. We link them from the site footer and republish...
This page holds the agreement itself, setting out what you may do with your login, what we may do with a dormant or misused account, and how either side ends it.
The privacy page covers which details we store and why; the clauses here explain the retention period behind those same storage decisions, so the two never contradict each other.
Our payments page lists the rails we work with, so reversals, failed transfers and a transfer returned to the sending account are all explained here in numbered clauses.
Round settlement, disconnection during a live table hand and disputed results follow the same numbered style used on our games page, so the language stays consistent.
Account-security habits described elsewhere, such as device checks, one-time codes and login alerts, are referenced here rather than restated, which keeps one definition instead of two competing ones.
Every policy page is reachable from the footer on both desktop and mobile, so you can jump from these terms to the privacy or payments wording without hunting through the lobby menus.
When a rule shifts we republish the affected pages on the same date and keep the footer version current, so a clause you read today matches what you read tomorrow.
A short summary leads, then the agreement runs as numbered clauses you can read in order or jump between. Headings stay brief for phone reading, and...
A short summary band at the head of the page gives you the shape of the agreement in a few lines before you commit to the numbered clauses below it.
Each rule sits under its own number and heading, so when you write to us you can quote one reference and both sides know exactly which paragraph is in play.
Every heading carries a copyable link, which means our support agents can send you straight to the clause being discussed instead of describing where to scroll on a phone.
When a clause is rewritten we print a fresh date in the header, so you can spot what moved without reading the whole agreement again. It takes one glance.
Clause text scales cleanly on Pakistani mobile networks, headings collapse into a short menu, and your session stays open while you read a longer section. Nothing here needs an app.
You can save or print the whole agreement from your browser, which we suggest if you want a dated record of the rules that applied when you joined.