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777ji publishes its account terms in one place so you can read the rules before you put money in. Access depends on your local law and eligible regions, so check both the terms and where you are before you open an account.
Every rule that governs your account sits in the terms published on this page, and we write them to work alongside the law where you live. Eligibility depends on your local law and eligible regions, so before you open an account, check that online casino and sportsbook activity is permitted where you are. If it is not, we cannot offer you access, however keen you are to play. The rules you accept when you join cover four things: the account itself, your deposits and withdrawals through Rocket or Bank Transfer, how you use our games and pages, and how a disagreement gets settled. We keep the wording plain on purpose. You should be able to read it once and know where you stand. When a clause changes, the version on this page is the one that applies, and the date shown beside it is when it last changed. Sporting markets follow the same account rules as the casino side. Whether you are following a BPL match or a night of live tables, your obligations do not move: keep your details accurate, keep your login private, and use the platform only where the law allows. If a clause puzzles you, ask before you act on your own reading. Raise the question through the routes listed further down and you will get the answer in writing.
These terms reach further than the login screen, and it helps to know the edges. Your account, the way you access it, and everything you do with it inside our lobby sit firmly inside. So do the deposits and withdrawals you route through Rocket or Bank Transfer, because we hold the record of those entries on your account. Outside the terms are the services we do not run. A mobile wallet, a bank, or a network that carries your transfer answers to its own rules and its own support desk. If your wallet app shows something odd, they are the people who can change it. We help you trace a transfer you started with us, but we cannot overrule a wallet or a bank. Content also shifts. Studios update what they supply, so a slot title or a live table can arrive or leave without your account rules changing. Nothing about a catalogue change alters what you agreed to here.
Your login, your account details and the way you reach the lobby all sit inside these terms. Keep your credentials to yourself and tell us through a published support route if you think someone else has been in your account. Lending your login to another person is outside what we allow.
Deposits and withdrawals you make with Rocket or Bank Transfer follow the same account rules. The fields, references and confirmation steps you need appear in your wallet when you start a transfer, so follow what the page shows rather than guessing. Always send from a payment account held in your own name.
Slot titles, live tables, table games and sportsbook categories published in our lobby fall inside the terms, along with how markets and results are displayed. Catalogues change as studios update what they supply, so a title leaving the lobby does not change your account obligations or the record of what you played.
Mobile wallets, banks and the networks that carry a transfer are separate services with their own rules and their own support desks. We cannot decide an outcome on their side. What we can do is help you trace a transfer you started with us, using the reference held on your account.
Your account area is where this policy stops being text. Open your wallet and you can see the deposit and withdrawal entries we recorded, including the transfers you made through Rocket or Bank Transfer, with the reference attached to each one. If a figure there does not match what you sent, you have something concrete to raise with us. You can also ask what we hold about you, ask for a correction, or ask us to close the account. Send that request through a published support route, from the email registered to your account, so there is a clear record of what you asked and when. We answer the account holder. Reading a clause you disagree with is part of using a platform, not a problem. Tell us which section concerns you and we will explain it in plain words. If the answer still does not suit you, closing the account is your call, and we would rather you decide that before you deposit again.
Open the wallet area of your account and read the deposit and withdrawal entries we recorded, including transfers routed through Rocket or Bank Transfer. Each one carries a reference. If a line does not match the transfer you made, that mismatch is what we need described when you raise it.
Phone number, email address and payout details can be checked inside your account settings. Change anything the page lets you change. If a field is locked, send the correction from the email registered to your account through a published support route, and say exactly what the entry should read.
Quote the section heading and ask your question in your own words. We will explain what the clause means for your account rather than reading the same sentence back to you. You are free to ask again if the first answer did not clear it up.
You can ask for a copy of the account details we hold, and you can ask us to close the account. Send either request through a published support route so it reaches the team that handles account records, and mention the email address registered to your account.
Questions about terms are ordinary here, and you do not need to phrase them formally. What helps is detail: your account email, the section you are asking about, and, if money is involved, the reference attached to the transfer in your wallet. With those three things, the person reading your message can find your record and answer the actual question. Start inside your account if you are signed in, since the routes shown there are tied to your profile. If you would rather write, use the email published on our contact page and send from the address registered to your account. A message from an unrelated address slows everything down, because we have to work out whose account you mean. For a wallet problem, check the wallet app first. Rocket and Bank Transfer issues often settle on the wallet side, and their support can act on their own records. If the transfer still does not match what your account shows, come back to us with the reference.
Once you are signed in, the support window inside your account is the place to raise a question about a clause, a locked field or a transfer. Quote your account email and the section you are asking about so whoever reads it can find your record straight away.
The contact page lists the email address we answer account and policy questions on. Write from the address registered to your account and keep the reply. Having the answer in writing is often more useful than remembering what someone said.
Every route that is live on this site is listed on the contact page, so start there if you are unsure which one fits. Describe the issue in a short paragraph, add the transfer reference when money is involved, and send it once rather than twice.
Running an account means we hold some of your details: your email, your phone number, and the record of what you have deposited and withdrawn. We keep that for three reasons, to run your account, to meet our own legal duties, and to answer you when you ask. We do not hand your details around for unrelated marketing. Cookies do a narrower job. They keep you signed in and remember small choices as you move between pages, which is why the lobby behaves better when they are allowed. Block or clear them in your browser settings and some parts of the site will not work the way you expect. Security starts with your login. Keep your password to yourself, use a device you trust, and sign out on shared phones. If you see activity you did not start, say so through a published support route so we can look at the account with you. Records stay with us while your account is open and for as long as we must keep them, then they go.
Your email, phone number and the record of your deposits and withdrawals. We use that to run the account, meet our own legal duties and answer your questions. We do not pass your details around for unrelated marketing, and we do not sell them.
Cookies keep you signed in and remember small choices as you move between pages. You can clear or block them in your browser settings at any time, though sign-in and parts of the lobby may behave differently once you do.
Your password protects the account, so keep it off shared phones and out of messages. Sign out when you finish on a device you do not own, and tell us through a published support route if you notice activity you did not start.
Account records stay with us while your account is open and for as long as we are required to keep them, then they are removed. To ask what we hold, or to request a correction, use the contact routes published on this site.
Below are the questions that come up most often about the rules on this page, written the way you would actually ask them. Each answer points to the step you can take yourself, or to the support route that handles the rest. If your question is about a specific transfer or account entry, sign in first and raise it from there, because the answer depends on what your account shows. Anything not covered here sits in the published terms, and we are glad to walk through a clause with you.
Availability depends on your local law and eligible regions. Check that online casino and sportsbook activity is permitted where you are before you open an account, and read the published terms. If the law where you live does not allow it, we cannot give you access.
You can ask us to close your account through a published support route. We remove what we no longer need and keep only what we are required to hold, such as transaction entries tied to your wallet. Ask for a copy of what we hold before you close.
Tell us. Quote the section heading and describe your situation, and we will explain what the clause means for your account in plain words. If it still does not suit you, you are free to close the account and stop, as your own decision.
Yes. Deposits and withdrawals you make through Rocket or Bank Transfer sit inside the account rules, and each entry appears in your wallet with the reference we recorded. Wallets and banks handle their side under their own terms, which we do not control.
Open your account settings first and change what the page lets you change. If a field is locked, send the correction through a published support route from the email registered to your account, and describe exactly which entry is wrong and what it should say.
The same account terms apply whether you use our sportsbook during BPL and international cricket or stay with slots and live tables. What changes is the market, not your obligations: accurate details, a private login, and use only where the law allows.