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88bet keeps these Terms & Conditions on the site so you can read exactly how your account, wallet and lobby access work before you open an account. Follow the sign-in steps, check the payment names shown in your own account area, and come back to this page whenever it is updated.
These Terms & Conditions form the agreement between you and 88bet when you open an account and use the lobby, the wallet and the support routes on this site. We apply them as written, and we keep the wording the same across sports markets, slots, live casino tables and table games so nothing depends on which section you open first. Access depends on your local law and on eligible regions. If the rules where you live do not allow online account-based play, or if your region is not eligible, we cannot give you access, and you should not open an account. Checking that is your step to take before you join. Where you fund the account, the payment names shown in your own account area are the ones configured for your region — bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or Bank Transfer. Which of them you see depends on eligibility. The fields, the reference you enter and the verification steps you follow are always the ones displayed there, never the ones described somewhere else. We change these terms when payment routes, game availability or regional rules move. When that happens, we publish the current version on this page, and continuing to use your account afterwards means you accept the updated wording. If you would rather not, you can stop using the account and write to us through the support route published on this site. Nothing here says that a particular game, payment name or feature will stay available; local law and region eligibility decide what you can use.
Everything you do with the account we hold for you sits inside these terms. Signing in with your email, moving money into the wallet, opening a sports market, playing a slot and writing to support all fall under the same policy, and the wording holds whether you are on a phone or a desktop. Four areas are worth separating. Account access covers how you sign in and what we expect from you if someone else may have your details. Transactions cover money moving both ways through the payment names shown in your account, including the reference you enter on a transfer. Site content covers the lobby and the titles inside it, from Live Cricket Bet and Football Halftime Bet to Crash Zone and Slot Kingsway. Third-party services sit outside our control — a mobile wallet, a bank or a network provider runs on its own conditions, and a pending transfer is usually theirs to answer. Read those conditions alongside ours, because we cannot change them for you.
How you sign in with your email, what stays private and what we ask you to do if you think someone else has your details. This part applies every time you open the account, on a phone or a desktop, and it does not change with the game you play.
Money moving into and out of the wallet through the payment names shown in your own account, including the reference you enter when you send a transfer. If a payment name is not displayed for your region, it is not available to you.
The lobby you browse and the titles inside it — Live Cricket Bet, Football Halftime Bet, Blackjack Showdown, Crash Zone and Slot Kingsway among them — plus the pages you read around the lobby and the notices published alongside them. Studios that supply those titles set the game rules inside them.
A mobile wallet, a bank or a network provider works under its own conditions, and a pending transfer is usually theirs to answer first. Their terms sit outside this policy even when the payment started from your account with us.
You do not need a special route to use these terms — most of what they give you starts from the account area. Sign in and read the records linked to your email: the wallet entries, the payment names you used and the status of anything you raised with support. Reading them first usually answers the question you arrived with. When a detail on the account is wrong, ask us to correct it instead of opening a second account, and when a clause is unclear, quote it in your message so we answer the exact point. If you want the account closed, tell us through the same published route and we will set out the steps your account supports. You also decide how much you use the site. If you want time away, write to us and we will explain what your account allows where you live. None of that needs a reason from you.
Sign in and open the account area to see wallet entries, the payment names you used and the status of anything you sent to support. Reading them before you write usually answers the question you arrived with. Those records sit under your email, so keep that inbox current.
If the email on the account is wrong or out of date, ask us to change it through the published support route instead of opening a second account. We will explain what the change involves and what you need to send with the request.
Quote the heading or the sentence you want explained and send it through the support page. We answer the exact point rather than pointing you back to the page you just read, which saves a second exchange for both sides.
Tell us through the same route that you want to stop using the account. We will set out the steps your account supports where you live, and confirm what happens to the records attached to it afterwards.
Reaching us about a term is straightforward, and the routes below are the ones published on this site. Use them in the order that fits your problem: the support page for a general question about these terms, the help option inside your account when the question involves a wallet entry, an access step or a payment name you used, and the written contact route when you would rather set the detail out in full. Keep one issue per message and include the email address registered on your account. That way the person reading it can open your account straight away instead of sending a reply asking who you are. If you already raised the same point, wait for our answer before opening a second message, because duplicate threads slow both down. We work from the details visible on your account, so sign in before you write where the route allows it. Sending a message does not change these terms; the current version on this page still applies.
The support link in our site menu is the right place for a question about these terms. Open it, choose the closest topic and set out your point in the message field. We answer from the details you send, so keep one issue per message.
Once you are signed in, the help option in the account area is the quickest way to ask about a wallet entry, an access step or a payment name you used. Signing in first lets us open your account while we read your message.
If you would rather write the case out in full, use the contact channel published on the support page and include the email registered on your account. Wait for our reply before sending a second message on the same point.
When you hold an account with us, we keep a short list of details: the email you sign in with, the payment names you use, your transaction records and anything you send through support. We use them to run the account, to match a wallet transfer against the reference you entered, and to answer you properly when you write in. Cookies on this site do ordinary jobs — keeping you signed in between pages, remembering that you closed a banner, and showing which pages are being read so the ones that fail can be fixed. You can block them in your browser settings, though some parts of the lobby may then behave differently. Your sign-in details stay yours. Use an inbox you control, keep the password off shared devices and sign out on a phone that is not yours. If you think someone else has them, contact us through the published support route and we will set out the steps your account supports. Transaction and support records stay on file while the account is open, so questions about them can still be answered; ask us to correct a detail or close the account and we will explain what that involves.
We keep the email you sign in with, the payment names attached to your account, your transaction records and any message you send to support. That is what lets us match a transfer to the reference you entered and answer a question months later.
Cookies keep you signed in between pages, remember that you closed a banner and show which pages are being read. You can block them in your browser settings at any time. Some parts of the lobby may behave differently once you do.
Use an email inbox you control, keep the password off shared devices and sign out on a phone that is not yours. If you think someone else has your details, write to us through the published support route and we will set out the steps your account supports.
Transaction and support records stay on file while your account is open, so questions about them can still be answered. Ask us to correct a detail, or to close the account, through the same route, and we will explain what the change involves before anything happens.
Most of what reaches our support page repeats a small set of points, so we have answered them here. Each one is about this policy — what it covers, how your location decides access, how changes are published and how to ask about a single clause. If your question is not below, send it through the support route and we will read it against your own account.
They cover your account: how you sign in, how the wallet works, how the lobby and its games may be used, and how to reach support. Local law and region eligibility decide whether you can use the account at all, so read that part first.
Yes. Access depends on the law where you live and on eligible regions. If online account-based play is not permitted in your area, do not open an account. Check your position before you sign in for the first time and before you fund the wallet.
We publish the current version on this page when a change is made, and continuing to use your account afterwards means you accept the updated wording. If you are unsure which version applies to you, read this page again before you next sign in.
Yes. Send your question through the support route published on this site and quote the heading or sentence you want explained. We answer from the details on your account, so sign in first where the route allows it.
Transaction and support records stay on file while the account is open, so questions about them can still be answered later. If you close the account, ask us through support what is kept afterwards, and we will set out what applies to you.
The names shown in your own account area are the ones configured for your region. Across Bangladesh that can include bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay and Bank Transfer. When you make a transfer, follow the fields and verification instructions displayed there.