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Terms & Conditions for your account and wallet use

These terms explain how we handle account use, device sign-in and wallet checks before you move into the lobby.

Account useLocal lawDANA, OVO, GoPay, QRISMobile or desktop
alfamabet Terms & Conditions for your account and wallet use
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Where to raise a terms question

When a clause feels unclear, we keep the route simple: 24/7 live chat for quick checks, the site form for written requests, and email follow-up for cases that need a paper trail. That lets you ask about account closure, payment-name mismatches, device access or change requests without repeating the same details. We answer from the same policy desk, so the reply matches the rule you asked about.

Team online

24/7 Live Chat

Open chat from the lobby or this page when you need a quick read on a rule. We use it for account changes, timing questions and device checks, and we keep the conversation tied to your profile.

Site Message Form

Use the form when you want a written record of a Terms request. It suits name changes, closure requests, or questions that need screenshots and a clear audit trail before we reply.

Email Follow-Up

When a case needs longer checks, we send the next step by email so you can keep the thread. That helps with identity checks, payment-name mismatches, and any clause we need to explain line by line.

DATA AND RETENTION

How we handle policy data

We do not treat this page as a static block of text. We use account data, cookies and session logs only to enforce the terms, check access and…

Data Use

We keep account, payment and session records only for terms enforcement, dispute handling and security checks.

Cookies

Cookies remember your language choice, the last section you opened and whether your device is trusted.

Device Check

A new device sign-in can trigger a short verification step.

Session Records

We retain relevant session logs for a limited period so we can settle disputes about time, access or repeated login…

Request Changes

If your name, email or contact route changes, send the request with your account details.

Contact Desk

For any data or policy request, use live chat or the form and ask for the Terms desk.

Questions about our terms

These questions cover the points people ask before they create an account or send a request. We keep the answers tied to the rule that matters, including local-law access, payment-name checks, data use, retention and who can request changes. If your case is unusual, send it through the same support desk and we will point you to the clause that applies before you move ahead.

They start as soon as you create an account, accept the terms step, or continue using the lobby after a change is posted. That covers deposits, game sessions, support messages and any request that affects your profile.

No. Access is available only where local law permits it. If your location changes or the legal position changes, we may restrict the account or ask you to confirm your place of use before you continue.

A mismatch can pause the request until we verify it. We may ask for a name check, a recent transaction record, or a support reply from the account holder before we process the next step.

We use it to protect sign-in, spot unusual sessions and keep the account rules consistent across mobile and desktop. Device signals, browser data and recent login history help us tell your phone from a shared device.

We keep relevant session and support records only for as long as we need them for rule checks, dispute handling and legal duties. After that period, the records move out of active use and are removed according to our retention process.

Send the request through live chat or the site form and include the account detail you want changed. We only apply it after we confirm the request comes from the account holder and the record is clear.

Contact the Terms desk through 24/7 chat or the message form. We will point you to the exact clause, explain how it applies to your account, and keep the thread open until the matter is resolved.