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Your account, wallet and lobby access run on one set of terms, and tvk66 keeps them on this page so you can read the rules before your first deposit. Access depends on your local law and eligible regions, and the sections below show how those rules reach your account.
We keep our legal terms short on purpose. The paragraphs on this page describe how tvk66 handles your account record, the wallet you fund through Upay or Bank Transfer, and the messages we send you about both. Nothing here is a promise about a market we do not serve: whether you may open an account, deposit or use the lobby depends on your local law and the regions we are able to accept, and those rules can differ from one country to the next. When you sign in, you agree to the version of the terms live at that moment. If we change a clause, the updated text replaces the older one on this page, and continuing to use your account after a change means you accept it. We do not hide obligations in separate documents — the access rules, the wallet rules and the way we handle a dispute all sit together here. A few things follow from that. The details you enter are yours to keep accurate, including the name on the wallet you use. We keep your account record in order and answer the questions you raise through the support routes below. If a term does not fit your situation, tell us before you deposit rather than after, and we will explain what applies. Local payment names such as bKash, Nagad and Rocket appear here as the rails we support; using one does not change which law governs your account.
Not everything connected to your account is covered by the same set of terms, so it helps to know which part you are reading about. This page governs the account itself and how we run it. Your bank or wallet sits behind a separate agreement you hold with that provider, and we cannot rewrite their rules, change their charges or speak for them when a transfer needs checking. Game content arrives in the lobby from studios such as PG Soft, Spadegaming and Habanero, and the titles you see there — Cricket GoalBet, Slot Powerplay and Crash Burst among them — are offered as the provider builds them. What we control is the account, the wallet record and the way we answer you. What we do not control is a provider's own service, an internet connection, or a device you use to reach us. When something sits outside our rules, we will point you to the party that owns it rather than guess.
Access to your account sits inside these terms. That covers the details you give at sign-up, the way you sign in, and the session you leave open on a phone. If we cannot accept an account from your region, no clause here changes that.
Money movement goes through the rail you choose, whether that is Upay, Bank Transfer or one of the local wallets, and each provider holds its own agreement with you. We keep the wallet record on your account; their app holds the rest.
Game tiles, studio artwork and lobby wording come from providers such as Microgaming, Bigtime Gaming and Joker. Titles like Football QuickScore or Cricket Sportbook appear as the provider builds them, and this policy does not rewrite a game's own rules or features.
Anything you reach from outside our site belongs to someone else: your bank, your mobile wallet app, your internet provider, the phone or laptop you open the lobby on. Their terms cover that ground, so when a question belongs with them, we will point you there rather than speak for them.
Your account comes with choices you can act on yourself. You can open your account area at any time and read the record we hold: the details you entered, the wallet you connected and the activity tied to it. If a field is wrong — a spelling in your name, an outdated mobile number, a wallet reference that no longer matches — correct it in the account settings rather than leaving it, because the record is what we act on when you deposit or ask a question. If a clause on this page does not match what you were told, raise it with us before you transact again. Ask what applies to your case and keep the reply. You can also ask us to close your account if you no longer want it, and we will tell you what happens to the record afterwards.
Your account area shows the details we have on file, the wallet connected to it and the activity recorded against it. Open it whenever you want, before a deposit rather than after, so you can spot a wrong field early.
If a name is misspelled, a mobile number has changed, or your wallet reference no longer matches, update it in the account settings. A record that lines up with your wallet prevents a mismatch later, when you deposit or ask about a transfer.
When a heading on this page does not match what you were told, write to us and quote that heading. Ask what applies to your case and keep the reply, so the next conversation starts from a settled answer rather than the beginning.
If you no longer want the account, you can ask us to close it at any time. We will explain what happens to the record afterwards, and what we may still be required to keep under the rules that apply to us.
When something in the terms does not line up with your account, settle it through the route that already exists on this site rather than a second-hand explanation from a group chat. If the problem is a wrong field, start in your own account area: questions about a name, a mobile number or a wallet reference usually end there. If the question is about a clause, quote the heading from this page in your message so we can answer that exact point. Our contact route is published on this site — use it, include your account reference, and keep the thread. We will tell you what applies to your case and what to do next. A clear message with the account reference and the heading saves a round of questions, and it means the answer you get is about your case rather than a general one. We do not take instructions from anyone who is not signed in to your account.
Our contact route is published on this site. Use it for any question about these terms, and include your account reference plus the heading you are asking about. That way the reply addresses your case instead of the page in general.
The terms on this site are the text we act on, so read them here rather than in a forwarded screenshot. If a clause has changed since you last looked, this page shows the wording that applies to you now.
Your account area is the first place to check a detail — the name on file, the mobile number you signed up with, the wallet reference connected to your deposits. Correcting a field there often answers the question before you write in.
Your account record is the centre of everything on this page, so we keep it to what the account actually needs: the details you enter at sign-up, the wallet reference tied to your deposits, and the activity that shows up when you use the lobby. We use it to run your account, to answer you when you write in, and to meet the record-keeping duties that apply where you live. Cookies do a smaller job — they keep you signed in between pages and remember how you set the site up, and you can clear or block them in your browser if you would rather sign in fresh each time. Sign-in security is shared, so keep your password to yourself and sign out on a phone that is not yours. If you want to know what we hold, or ask for a correction, use the contact route below.
We hold the details you enter when you open the account, the wallet reference linked to your deposits through Upay or Bank Transfer, and the activity recorded against the account. That is what we use to run it and to answer you.
Cookies keep you signed in as you move between lobby pages and remember how you left the site set up. You can clear or block them in your browser settings, though you will sign in again on each visit if you choose that.
Your password is yours alone, and nobody from our side will ask you for it in a message. On a shared phone, sign out when you finish, and check the account activity shown in your account area if something looks unfamiliar.
Tell us which detail is wrong and we will explain what we can change, and what sits with your wallet provider instead. We keep the account record while the account is open, and afterwards only as long as the rules that apply to us require.
Questions about our terms usually come down to one thing: which version applies to you, and when. The answer sits with the record, not with a screenshot. If you signed in under one wording and the page changed afterwards, the version live at your sign-in governs that session, and the text you see now governs what you do next. We do not backdate a change. Region matters too, because these terms apply where we are able to accept accounts, so a rule that fits one country may not be offered in another, and you should check what your local law allows before you deposit. The answers below cover the points that come up most often: what we hold, who can see it and who to ask. Two people can read the same page and walk away with different assumptions, so where an answer is shorter than your situation, treat this page as the text we act on. If your question is not here, write to us through the contact route rather than assuming an answer.
No. Our terms apply where we are able to accept accounts, and what you may do from your location depends on your local law and eligible regions. Check what your own law allows before you deposit; the wording on this page is the text we act on.
The details you enter when you open the account, the wallet reference you connect for Upay or Bank Transfer payments, and the activity recorded against the account. We use that record to run your account and to answer you when you write in.
Open your account settings and update the field there. If it cannot be edited directly, use the contact route, say which detail is wrong, and we will explain what we can change. Fix it before your next deposit so the record matches your wallet.
Those local rails are part of how payments work here, and availability depends on your region and what your account shows when you open it. The payment step in your account area lists what is connected to you before you send anything.
Ask us through the contact route and we will explain the steps. We keep the account record while your account is open, and afterwards only for as long as the rules that apply to us require. If something must be kept, we will say so plainly.
Use the contact route published on this site. Quote the heading from this page and include your account reference, so the reply covers your situation rather than a general reading of the terms. If the answer is not clear, ask again and keep the thread.