Account rules
Registration, eligibility and one-account-per-person wording sits in the account rules, and this agreement points to those rules rather than repeating them in full.
Every account you open with us runs on one written agreement, and this page is it. Our Terms & Conditions set out how you register, how JazzCash, Easypaisa...
Our agreement is written for account holders we are able to serve under local rules, so several clauses depend on where you are. Where local law permits, you open one account, fund it through JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay or Raast, and move through the lobby on desktop or mobile. If a payment rail or game category is not available in your area, that
part of the agreement does not apply to you until it opens. Nothing on this page overrides the law of the place you live.
Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.
Clause questions are answered by the same people who maintain the agreement, so you are not bounced between teams. Write to our policy desk and we reply within one working day, in English or Urdu, between 9am and 9pm Pakistan time. Include your registered mobile number and the clause you are asking about, and we will point to the exact paragraph rather than paraphrasing it.
Send clause questions to our policy inbox with your registered mobile number and the section you are reading. We reply within one working day, seven days a week, in English or Urdu.
Open chat from any page between 9am and 9pm Pakistan time for account-level questions. The agent can read your account status and confirm which version of the agreement applies to you.
When a clause changes, we post the revised wording here and send a short message to the mobile number on your account, so nothing shifts without you seeing it first.
Our Terms & Conditions are drafted and maintained in-house rather than copied from a template. The same teams who run the Pakistan account flow, the payment rails and the lobby check each...
The agreement is written by our own legal and operations teams rather than lifted from another operator, so each clause matches how accounts, payments and the lobby behave on 666 gmae.
Before anything goes live here, the team running JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast flows confirms the settlement and refund wording matches what you actually see in your account.
Every revision carries a date and a version stamp beside the headline, so you can compare the wording you agreed to with the wording in force today without asking anyone.
Long sentences get rewritten before publication. Where a clause has a legal meaning we cannot shorten, we keep the plain-English explanation directly underneath so you can read both together.
Support can walk you through any clause in English or Urdu, and key paragraphs stay short enough to read on a phone during a commute or a break at work.
We keep a running change log on this page. Anyone can see which sections were amended, which stayed the same, and when the current agreement came into force.
We keep our policy pages in one voice so you are not reading five different documents. The same defined terms, the same jurisdiction qualifiers and the same contact paths run through the...
Registration, eligibility and one-account-per-person wording sits in the account rules, and this agreement points to those rules rather than repeating them in full.
The payments page covers processing windows for JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast, while the agreement sets out the obligations that sit behind each of them.
How we store your registration data, mobile number and verification records is set out in the privacy notice, and the agreement states only the purpose we collect it for.
Cookie handling stays on its own page so the agreement remains focused on account conduct, game rules and how a disagreement between you and us gets resolved.
Login protection, device checks and password rules live in the security policy; this page explains what you must do to keep your credentials and account access yours.
Anything running in the lobby at a given moment carries its own conditions, and those specific terms take priority over the general clauses printed on this page.
Every policy page ends with the same support routes, so if you cannot find a clause you can reach the policy desk from wherever you happen to be reading.
The layout is deliberately plain so you can find a clause fast. Numbered headings, a chip row naming the rails we support and a version stamp beside the...