One Account per Person, Under Local Law
Your eligibility is decided by where you live, not by what the lobby shows you. We serve account holders in Bangladesh and in other regions where this kind of play is permitted, and we ask you to confirm your own rules allow it before a single
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taka moves through bKash, Nagad or Rocket. If the law where you live changes, tell us and we will close the account or hold the balance while you decide what to do with it. Players in Dhaka raise this question most often, and the answer stays
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the same for every district. One person, one account is the line we hold. The details you give us — your name, mobile number and wallet — must match the account that funds your play, because a bKash number registered to a relative will fail the
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check at withdrawal. Sharing a login breaks the terms even when nobody means harm; the second person's bets land on your record and your balance. We can change these terms, and when we do the new version appears here with the date it takes effect. Play
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after that date means you accept the wording as it stands. Clauses covering fraud, banned activity and chargebacks survive closure, so a shut account is not a clean slate. When a dispute reaches us we follow the transaction trail first: the wallet reference, the session log,
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and the messages you sent our team. Nothing here takes away rights the law gives you where you live.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.