Terms & Conditions
This page covers account opening, wager acceptance, settlement, wallet movement, suspension and closure, plus the notice period you get before any change takes effect.
One document sets the rules for every cineb bet account, wallet movement and lobby session, and this page walks you through it in plain en-PK wording. Open an...
These terms govern how we run cineb bet accounts for people in Pakistan and in other supported regions, and they sit alongside the house rules shown inside the lobby. Access depends on local law: where a game type or market is not permitted for you, it stays switched off on your account rather than being buried in small print. Your agreement starts
when you complete registration and continues while the account is open. We may update a clause when a payment rail changes or when a regulator shifts wording, and the revised text appears on this page with its date. If a clause is unclear, write to us before you wager and we'll explain how it applies to your situation.
Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.
Ask us about a clause before it turns into a dispute and we'll explain how it applies. Use live chat, email the compliance team, or call during Lahore business hours and quote the clause number from this page. We reply in writing, usually the same working day.
Chat opens once you're signed in and routes to a policy specialist, so you can ask about wager rules, settlement timing or account closure without repeating yourself. Most questions close in one session.
Write to our compliance inbox with the clause heading and your account reference and we'll reply in writing — useful when you need a record for a JazzCash or Easypaisa query.
Our Lahore desk takes calls through the working day for urgent issues, such as a locked login or a withdrawal needing a second check before it releases to SadaPay or Raast.
Terms only work when the operator stands behind them, so our policy desk sits apart from the marketing team and holds the final word on wording. We check...
We write clauses for readers in Pakistan first, so no law dictionary is needed to follow a wager rule or...
Every amendment carries the day it went live, and earlier wording stays downloadable for a set period, so you can...
Before a clause is published we walk it against the live lobby, the cashier screens and the app, so the...
Ask about a clause and you get a written reply tied to your account reference, which helps if you later...
Where a term touches money, we name the route you use — JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay, NayaPay or Raast — so...
If a first reply does not settle things, the thread escalates to a senior reviewer who can restate the clause...
These terms are one page in a small set, and each sibling covers a different slice of the same relationship. Privacy explains what we hold, the wallet pages describe how a transfer...
This page covers account opening, wager acceptance, settlement, wallet movement, suspension and closure, plus the notice period you get before any change takes effect.
Privacy explains what account and device data we hold, how long it stays, and which partner sees it during a JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay or Raast transfer.
The wallet pages set out how a transfer is matched, why a first withdrawal may need a second check, and the timing in which funds usually reach your account in Pakistan.
Per-title house rules sit beside these terms and cover how a dealer error is resolved, when a round is void, and how a disconnection mid-hand is treated.
Our security page covers sign-in protection and device checks, plus what we expect from you in keeping your password private and your login details to yourself.
A running list of clause edits with the date each one took effect, so you can see what shifted between the wording you joined under and today's text.
It explains how to raise a formal complaint, what we acknowledge and when, and how a disputed wager goes to a senior reviewer before any final position is taken.
Long rules are easier to follow when the page points you to the parts that matter, so this terms page is built around a few visible...
The current version date sits above the first clause, so you can tell whether the text changed since your last visit and whether a clause needs rereading.
Each rule carries a number, which is what our support desk asks for when you raise a question, saving a round of back and forth. Quoting it gets you an answer faster.
Sections about funds say JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay, NayaPay or Raast by name, so the rule you read lines up with the wallet you use for transfers.
Where a term applies only to some supported regions, a short marker says so before the paragraph starts, so you never guess whether a rule covers your account.
Every section opens with one sentence in everyday English stating what the rule does, followed by the formal wording underneath if you want the precise version for your files.
When a clause is revised we post the new text here and flag it on your account for a set period, so a change never lands on you without warning.