Privacy notice
Sets out what account data we hold, why the wallet needs it and how long we keep it. The terms point to it when a clause touches your details.
Every account you open with us runs on the terms and conditions set out on this page, and they apply from your first sign-in. Below you will find...
Your use of our lobby, wallet and sportsbook markets is covered by the terms on this page and by the rules of the region you sign in from. Where local law permits, we open accounts, accept JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay, NayaPay and Raast transfers, and settle withdrawals on the same conditions that apply to your account. If a rule cannot be applied in
a supported region, the rest of these terms still stand. We update wording as rails and game suppliers change.
Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.
Questions about clauses, wallet rules or a market we settled usually reach our support desk first. Write to us from the chat window inside your account, send an email, or leave a message overnight and we will reply in the order they arrive. Keep your account reference handy so we can pull up your agreement quickly.
Log in, open the chat panel and raise a terms question with a person, not a bot. Send the clause number and we will explain what it means for you.
Write to our support address with your account reference in the subject line. We reply within one working day and can send the agreement wording as plain text.
Ask for a callback from your account page and pick a two hour window that suits you. Our team rings from a Pakistani number and confirms your identity first.
Our policy pages are written by the same team that runs your account flow, then read again by a second pair of eyes before they go live. Every clause points at something...
Each clause names the team that wrote it, so you can trace a rule back to our wallet, lobby or sportsbook desk instead of an anonymous page.
A separate editor checks every update against our live rail list and game supplier list before publication, so the wording matches what your account shows.
We write for Pakistan in short sentences, using local rail names such as JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay, NayaPay and Raast instead of legal shorthand you would have to decode.
Every amendment keeps a dated record, so if a clause changes while your account is open you can compare the older wording with the current version yourself.
Everything that binds you sits on this page. We do not bury conditions inside promo panels or emails, and we link back here whenever a rule touches your wallet.
You can confirm most clauses yourself by opening your account history, checking a settled market or pulling a wallet statement and matching it to the wording here.
These terms sit alongside our privacy notice, wallet conditions and market rules, and the four pages are kept in step. Where one page explains what we hold and another explains how you...
Sets out what account data we hold, why the wallet needs it and how long we keep it. The terms point to it when a clause touches your details.
Explains how JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay, NayaPay and Raast transfers move in and out of your account, and what a withdrawal needs to clear.
Covers how sportsbook prices are settled and what happens when a fixture is postponed. This page says when those rules override a general clause.
Describes fair use across slot rooms and live tables, including what counts as a broken game round and how we correct your balance afterwards.
Covers passwords, two-step sign-in and what to do if someone else reaches your account. The terms set out who is responsible at each step.
We publish policy wording in English for Pakistan. If a translation ever appears, the English version on this page governs your agreement with us.
When a clause changes we post the new version here and flag it inside your account. Continued use after the date shown means you accept it.
This page is built for scanning. Clause headings run in reading order, each one numbered so you can quote it in a support message. Short summaries sit above...