Access Rules Depend On Where You Are
Whether you can open an account comes down to two things: your age, and the law where you're sitting. We don't decide that for you. If you're outside the regions we support, or if casino and betting play is restricted where you live, the account isn't
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for you — and we'd rather say that plainly than bury it in a footer. Nothing on this page overrides the rules of your own country. Payments sit inside the same frame. Deposits through bKash, Nagad and Rocket are wallet transfers from an account in your
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own name, and a third-party wallet can't fund your balance. That matching rule is there for fraud control, and it keeps your withdrawal path clean later. Each rail also carries its own limits and availability, set by the operator rather than by us. The same terms
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cover our cricket markets and the casino lobby — one rulebook, not two. Wagering rules, wallet rules and dispute handling are set out in the terms you accept when you open the account. They're in English, short enough to read in one sitting, and we update
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them when a payment rail or a regional rule changes. When a clause changes, the new text goes live here rather than sitting in an email you might miss. One more point worth saying: a policy page isn't decoration for us. If a support reply and
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a written rule ever disagree, the written rule wins, and you can point us to the paragraph.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.