What you agree to by reading our Kings Game guide
By reading these pages you accept the terms below, which are short on purpose. If you disagree with any of them, the fair course is to stop using the site; nothing is lost by doing so.
Who may use this site?
The site is written for adults. Gambling in Great Britain starts at 18, and the pages are only relevant to someone who has reached that age. If you are under 18, please do not use the site to find a gambling service. You are responsible for knowing whether gambling is lawful where you are and for following the rules that apply to you.
What is the site, and what is it not?
It is an independent editorial guide to Kings Game for readers in the UK. It describes the casino’s offer, payment routes, mobile access and responsible gambling tools. It is not the casino, it is not the casino’s agent, and it cannot open, change or close an account. Nothing on it is an invitation to gamble, financial advice or a promise of any result.
How may I use the pages?
You can read them, link to them and quote short passages with a clear credit to this site. A short passage means a sentence or two with the page named; a table, a worked calculation or a full section quoted in one piece counts as copying, not quoting. You cannot copy whole pages onto another site, present our text as your own, or use the pages to build a service that competes with them. The articles, tables and headings belong to the editorial team. Brand names, such as Kings Game, belong to their owners and appear here only to say what we are writing about.
What happens when I follow a link to Kings Game?
You leave this site. From that moment the casino’s own terms, privacy rules and eligibility conditions apply, and they can differ from what we describe. We have no control over the pages behind a link and cannot promise that they stay the same. A bonus, a limit or a payment route that we describe is a summary of how things stood when we wrote it, and the casino’s current conditions take precedence.
Can I rely on the numbers?
We take care with every figure but cannot guarantee that it is current at the moment you read it. High-volatility facts, such as bonus sizes and wagering multipliers, can change at the casino without notice. Use the numbers to understand how an offer is built, not to settle a dispute with the casino or with anyone else.
Which readers is the guide written for?
The pages address readers in the United Kingdom. Gambling rules differ from one country to another, and this guide does not say what is lawful for a reader elsewhere. Phone numbers, addresses and websites of support services are given in good faith for the UK; if one stops working, tell us and we will update it.
What are we not responsible for?
We are not liable for money you spend or lose at a gambling site, for decisions based on our pages, for the content of other sites or for interruptions to this one. Nothing in these terms limits liability that the law does not allow us to limit, including liability for fraud or for death or personal injury caused by negligence.
What if I find a mistake?
Write to [email protected] with the page address, the sentence and what you believe is correct. Confirmed errors are corrected. Writing to us does not create a contract and does not entitle you to compensation.
What about gambling that has stopped being fun?
Stop and talk to someone. The National Gambling Helpline (GamCare) is free and confidential on 0808 8020 133, open 24 hours, by phone and live chat. In Wales the line is 0808 2819 265. Self-exclusion can be started on the Kings Game site itself.
Can the terms change, and can access end?
We can change these terms and the pages at any time. A new version applies from the moment it is published, and continued use means you accept it. We may also restrict access to anyone who misuses the site, for example by scraping it or by sending abusive messages.
Is anything else part of the agreement?
These terms and the privacy policy of this site together make up the whole agreement between you and the editorial team about the use of the pages. Anything said in a message to the contact address, or in an article, that seems to point elsewhere does not change them.
What if one clause does not hold up?
If a court decides that part of these terms cannot be enforced, the rest stays in force. If we do not insist on a right straight away, we have not given it up, and we can still rely on it later.
Which law applies?
The laws of England and Wales apply to these terms, and the courts of England and Wales can hear a dispute. If you live in Scotland or Northern Ireland, you keep the rights that your local law gives you.