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768det publishes these legal terms so you know exactly where you stand before you log in, deposit or place a bet. Your access to the platform — including wallet transactions via Rocket or Bank Transfer — depends on your local law and the eligible regions we serve.
These terms govern the relationship between you and 768det when you access any part of the platform — the lobby, your account wallet, and any transaction you initiate. Availability of our service depends entirely on local law in your region; we do not represent that use is permitted everywhere. Where your jurisdiction allows access, the terms you accept at registration form a binding agreement between us. We update these terms when our service scope, payment arrangements or platform conditions change. The current version is always the one shown at this URL. Rocket and Bank Transfer are the payment methods we have verified for supported accounts; any transaction you complete through those rails is subject to the terms shown at the point of deposit or withdrawal. We do not share your account or payment details with third parties for marketing. If a section of these terms conflicts with local law in your region, the local law takes precedence to the extent of that conflict. Questions about a specific clause should be directed to our support route, not interpreted independently. We aim to keep the language of these terms plain enough that you can read them without needing a lawyer.
Not every part of your experience sits under the same rule set. This section clarifies what our legal terms directly cover and what falls outside them — so you can find the right document for any question you have.
Login, registration and account-level actions are fully within scope. Terms for session access, device continuity and account security apply the moment you authenticate. If access is restricted by your region, those restrictions override any in-platform permissions.
Deposits and withdrawals made through verified rails — Rocket and Bank Transfer — fall under these terms. The specific limits and verification steps shown in your account at the time of the transaction are part of that agreement and may change between sessions.
Game content from studios available in the lobby (including Habanero, PG Soft and CQ9 titles) is subject to each studio's own content licence. Our terms cover how you access that content through the platform, not the game mechanics or RTP figures published by the studio.
External payment processors, mobile wallet operators and any linked service outside 768det's own domain operate under their own terms. We are not responsible for third-party policies. If a Rocket or Bank Transfer transaction is handled by a partner processor, their terms also apply.
You have real, usable rights here — not just abstract statements. If you believe a transaction record in your account wallet is incorrect, you can raise a correction request through our support channel and we will review the account log against the payment rail record. Account details you entered at registration — name, contact number, preferred payment method — can be updated by following the fields shown in your account settings page. Any question about how we use data associated with your account should go to our support route in writing so there is a clear record on both sides. We do not limit the number of queries you can raise, and each one is handled separately rather than batched. If you want a summary of the data held against your account, submit that request via support and we will compile what we hold in a readable format. These rights apply to accounts in eligible regions; access and data rights may differ where local law sets stricter or narrower rules than our default policy.
Your account wallet shows a log of every deposit and withdrawal. If a Rocket or Bank Transfer entry looks wrong, open the transaction detail and note the reference number before contacting support.
Name, phone number and contact preferences can be changed in your account settings. Follow the fields and verification steps shown there; do not send sensitive changes through chat without completing the in-account verification first.
Write to us through the published support route with your question and account reference. We track each submission separately so your query does not get mixed with another account's case.
If you want to know what information we hold on your account, submit a data request via support. We will pull together what is stored and send it to your registered contact in a plain, readable format.
Policy queries need a clear paper trail. Use the routes below — each one is published on the site — so your question reaches the right team and there is a written record for both sides. Do not send account credentials through any support channel.
Open the chat widget from any page inside your authenticated session. For policy questions, state your account reference at the start so the agent can pull up the correct record without asking you to repeat details.
Send policy or data queries to the support email listed on the Contact page. Email creates a written thread that you and our team can both refer back to — useful for correction requests or data summaries.
The Help section inside your account covers common policy questions, transaction disputes and account-correction steps. Check there first; if the published answer does not resolve your issue, escalate to chat or email.
We want you to know exactly how your account data and on-site behaviour are managed — not in vague terms, but in the specific ways that affect your session.
We keep account and transaction records for as long as your account is active and for the period required by applicable rules after it closes. You can request a summary of what we hold at any point by contacting support with your account reference.
We use session cookies to keep you logged in across page loads and to remember your lobby position. Analytics cookies are used to understand how pages are navigated. You can manage cookie preferences through your browser settings; some features may not work if session cookies are blocked.
Password and contact-number changes trigger a verification step shown inside your account. If you receive an unexpected verification prompt you did not initiate, do not complete it — contact support immediately using the chat or email route listed on this page.
All account-data changes, correction requests and policy questions go through the support routes on this page. There is no separate legal department contact published externally; support is the single entry point and will escalate internally where needed.
The questions below come from the policy topics we hear about most. If your question is not covered here, use the support route listed on this page.
Access and the terms that govern it depend on local law in your region and whether your area falls within our eligible regions. If local law restricts or prohibits use, those rules take precedence. We do not represent that access is permitted in every location.
Yes. Send a data request through the email or live chat support route with your account reference included. We will compile the information stored against your account and send it to your registered contact. There is no fee for a standard data summary request.
Every deposit and withdrawal is logged in your account wallet. Records are kept for the retention period required under the terms applicable to your account. You can view recent transactions inside your account at any time; older records can be requested through support.
Open your account settings and follow the fields shown there for the detail you want to change. Name and contact number changes require the verification step shown on that screen. If the correction cannot be completed in settings, raise it through support with your account reference.
Write to us through the email support route with the specific clause you are questioning and your account reference. We handle each submission separately. Where local law in your region conflicts with a clause, the local law applies to the extent of that conflict.
Game studios available in the lobby — including PG Soft and Habanero — supply game content only. They do not have access to your account wallet, personal details or payment records held on the 768det platform. Their own terms cover the game content they deliver.