Where Our Account Rules Apply
Legal terms only matter when you know who they apply to. Ours apply to anyone holding an account with 7000det from Bangladesh, and they follow the law where you actually are. That is why we ask you to check your own local rules before you add
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funds: gambling law is not the same in every region, and availability depends on your local law and eligible regions. Where your area does not permit it, our terms do not invite you in. In practice the wording splits into three parts. Who can hold an
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account — you must meet the age rule in your own country and you must be the person named on the wallet you pay from. How money moves — a bKash, Nagad or Rocket transfer has to come from a wallet registered in your own name,
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and we may hold a deposit until that name matches the one on your account. What happens to your details — order records, device logs and wallet references are kept to run the account, verify you and settle disputes. Plain wording is deliberate. Where a clause
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depends on your country's law, the page says so rather than pretending one answer fits everyone. Where a rule is fixed — no third-party wallets, no shared accounts — it is written as a rule you can point to. Read the payment clauses before your first
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deposit, whether you are funding cricket markets or a live table. A name mismatch there is the slowest thing to untangle afterwards.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.