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Register and Open Your Lobby

Your account with us starts with one mobile number, a one-time code and a password you choose — nothing to print, nowhere to queue.

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ACCOUNT HELP

Getting Help With Your Account

Something usually goes wrong at the worst moment — the code doesn't come, the password won't take, the wallet name doesn't match. That's what our support desk exists for. Open live chat from the sign-in screen or inside the lobby and describe what you see; a screenshot of the error helps us locate the account quickly. Written requests go to our support email and are answered in the order they arrive. Keep your registered number handy before you write in.

Live chat during sign-in Chat opens from the same page where you register, so you can ask about a missing code without hunting through the lobby. Tell us the number you used and what step stopped you.
Support email Send screenshots of the error to our support address if chat is busy. Include your registered mobile number and the wallet you paid from, and we can trace the account from there.
Help inside your wallet Once you're signed in, the account page lists your verification status and recent wallet activity. Checking that first often answers the question before you contact anyone.

What Happens After You Register

Filling the form takes less time than a bKash transfer. You type your mobile number, wait for the one-time code, then set a password — that's the account created. We ask for your name as it appears on your wallet, because withdrawal checks compare the two, and mismatched names stall more cash-outs than anything else.

Inside the lobby you'll see the tabs we run: live casino tables, slots, crash rounds and the cricket sportsbook. Your wallet balance sits above the game tabs, and bKash, Nagad and Rocket all feed that one balance, so there are no separate pots to move money between. Coming back is simpler — number plus password,

or the OTP route if the password is gone. Keep your registered SIM active, since sign-in codes land there, and use one device per session where you can. Anyone signing in from a new handset needs that code too. If it never arrives, the support desk can check the account status.

  • Number-first sign-up You register with the mobile number that already receives your bKash and Nagad alerts. Codes arrive on the same handset, so there is no second app to install and no email inbox to keep tidy.
  • Name matches your wallet Type your name exactly as your mobile wallet shows it. When you cash out, our team checks the account holder against the wallet record, and matching details keep that verification short instead of stalling it.
  • One balance for every game Your account wallet covers live tables, slots, crash rounds and cricket markets together. Switch between sections without shifting money around, and see each balance change listed on the account page.
  • Codes to your own phone Sign-ins and password resets confirm on your registered number. Keep the SIM active and your screen locked, and message our support desk straight away if a code turns up while you were not logging in.

Account

Filling the form takes less time than a bKash transfer. You type your mobile number, wait for the one-time code, then set a password — that's the account created. We ask for your name as it appears on your wallet, because withdrawal checks compare the two, and mismatched names stall more cash-outs than anything else. Inside the lobby you'll see the tabs we run: live casino tables, slots, crash rounds and the cricket sportsbook. Your wallet balance sits above the game tabs, and bKash, Nagad and Rocket all feed that one balance, so there are no separate pots to move money between. Coming back is simpler — number plus password, or the OTP route if the password is gone.

Explore the Lobby

Your details are encrypted for secure account access.

SAFE SIGN-IN

How We Keep Your Sign-In Safe

We keep account safety practical rather than complicated: an encrypted connection, a code to your phone, and identity checks that line up with your wallet name. Do those three properly and most account problems never start. One thing to hold on to — we never ask for your bKash PIN, Nagad PIN or Rocket PIN, and anyone who does is not us. Keep your password to yourself and sign out on shared handsets.

Encrypted connection Pages that carry your mobile number and password load over SSL, so the details you type stay between your browser and our servers rather than travelling in plain text.
Code on every new device A fresh handset or browser asks for a one-time code sent to your registered number. That single step blocks most attempts to reach an account using a stolen password alone.
Identity checks before cash-out Withdrawals are matched to the name on your account and the wallet you paid from. It adds a step before money moves, and it is the reason a cash-out cannot be redirected elsewhere.
Your details stay on your account Your number, name and verification documents are held against your own account and used for access and payout checks. We do not ask you to post them in chat or send them to a personal number.
LOCAL WALLETS

Adding Money Once You've Registered

Registering costs you nothing. Funding the account happens on the cashier page, using the rails you already keep on your phone. bKash, Nagad and Rocket sit at the front; Upay and bank transfer work as well where your bank supports them. Each option shows the number to send to and a reference to keep. Confirm with your wallet PIN, then look at your account balance — that figure is the proof a transfer cleared, not the SMS alone.

bKash Open bKash from the cashier page, send to the number shown, keep the transaction ID, then confirm with your PIN. Your bKash balance and account balance are separate, so check both after sending.
Nagad Nagad transfers follow the same shape: copy the receiving number, send the amount, save the reference. Paste that reference when prompted and the credit shows on your account wallet page.
Rocket Rocket sits alongside the other wallets for players who bank through their operator. Send from the Rocket menu, keep the reference number, and the amount appears against your account rather than your SIM balance.
Upay Upay is listed on the cashier page for accounts that use it. The flow matches the other wallets — number, amount, PIN, reference — so nothing new to learn if you switch between apps.
Bank Transfer Bank transfer suits larger top-ups. Our cashier page gives you the account details and a reference to write in the narration field; keep the slip or app receipt until the balance updates on your side.

Register Questions We Hear Often

The same few things come up at the support desk every week, so we've written them out here. If yours isn't among them, live chat is quicker than email because we can look at the account while you wait. Access to the lobby depends on your local law and eligible regions, so check that before you fill the form.

A mobile number you can receive messages on, a password you choose, and your name written the same way your bKash or Nagad account shows it. Nothing else is required to create the account.

Check the number you typed, then request the code again and give the message a moment to land. If it still doesn't come, message our support desk and we'll check the account status.

Yes. Bangladeshi players usually register with the same number their wallet is tied to, because the code arrives there and the wallet name is easier to match at withdrawal time.

You can add funds through bKash, Nagad or Rocket once the account exists. Identity checks become necessary when you withdraw, and they compare your details against the wallet you paid from.

Use the reset option on the sign-in screen. It sends a one-time code to your registered number, and from there you set a new password without contacting anyone or waiting for approval.

One account per person is the rule. Two accounts on the same number or wallet slow down verification and can hold up a withdrawal, so keep everything on the first one you open.
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Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.

Access may be available only where local law permits.