Terms and Conditions

These conditions govern how you may access and use Cbet, along with the responsibilities that come with holding an account. By registering you agree to abide by them.

Account eligibility and conduct

You must be of legal gambling age in your jurisdiction and permitted by local rules to use an online gaming service before you open a Cbet account.

Each person may hold a single account, and you agree to supply accurate registration details and to keep your login credentials confidential at all times.

You remain fully responsible for any activity carried out through your account, so notify support immediately if you suspect it has been accessed by someone else.

Deposits, wagering, and withdrawals

Funds must originate from a source that belongs to you, and payouts are released only after the applicable verification and anti-money-laundering checks have been completed.

Withdrawal timings can vary with the method chosen and any review that a transaction triggers, and Cbet may request supporting documents before processing a request.

Promotions and bonus terms

Every offer carries its own qualifying criteria, wagering requirements, and expiry window, all of which are published alongside the promotion in question.

Attempting to exploit an offer through duplicate accounts, collusion, or irregular play may lead to the forfeiture of related bonuses and connected winnings.

Availability, liability, and disputes

Access to Cbet may be interrupted by scheduled maintenance, security intervention, or restrictions imposed in particular territories, and the service is provided on an as-available basis.

Should a disagreement arise, we ask that you raise it first through our complaints process, after which unresolved matters may be escalated in line with our licensing framework and local law.

Where to find help

• Official Cbet support email and online help centre
• The relevant gaming regulator or an approved dispute-resolution body where one applies

This page is a plain-language overview. Where any conflict exists, the full legal terms, licensing rules, and jurisdiction-specific provisions take precedence.