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Register Once, Then the Lobby Opens

One form gets you into the lobby: mobile number, password, the code we text you. Your account then carries the slots, live tables such as Baccarat Circle, the cricket markets we run beside them, and a wallet you fund with bKash, Nagad or Rocket…

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hotjili Register Once, Then the Lobby Opens
ACCESS AND SAFETY

How Your Login Stays Yours

A login is only as good as the checks behind it. Sessions drop when you sign out, the SMS step returns on devices we haven't seen, and a password change takes effect immediately — an old session can't keep browsing. Identity checks exist for the same reason: they tie the account to one person and to the wallet that funds it, which is what stops a withdrawal being redirected. What you give us at sign-up stays with the account record.

Encrypted connection

The form, the SMS step and the cashier all run over an encrypted connection, so your number and password aren't sent in plain text across a public network.

Identity on file

The name you register with is the name that gets verified before a withdrawal. Register in your own name and the check is a short one rather than a rewrite.

Play on your own terms

Decide what you're comfortable spending before you open the lobby, and treat the wallet as a budget rather than a tap that's always on. Step away when you need to.

Your data stays with the account

Number, name and wallet details sit in the account record for verification and support. We don't hand them to outside marketers, and support can tell you what's held.

Fund the Wallet You Just Created

Once the account exists, the wallet is what you'll touch most. Inside it, bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay and Bank Transfer are listed at the cashier. Pick one and the screen shows the receiving number and a reference for the transfer. Send from your own wallet app, confirm with your PIN, then confirm again on our side; the balance attaches to that reference, not to the name typed at the sender end. Withdrawals go back to the rail you funded from, which is why the identity check comes first.

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HELP DESK

Where to Get Account Help

Sign-up problems are usually small: a code that never lands, a name typed differently from the wallet, a password forgotten after a month away. Our support desk handles all three, and it works from the same account record you see, so you won't be asked to explain your history twice. Reach it from the help button under the sign-in fields, or write in with your registered number and a short note on what happened.

Help from the sign-in screen The help button sits under the login fields. Open it before you try again, and include your registered number so the team can pull up the account without a back-and-forth.
Wallet and verification questions Send a screenshot of the transfer reference from your bKash, Nagad or Rocket app. That reference is what lets support trace a deposit that hasn't shown in the balance yet.
Locked out of the account Tell support the number on the account and roughly when you last signed in. Recovery runs through the SMS code, so keep the SIM in the phone while you wait for the reply.

What hotjili Asks at Sign-Up

The form is short and it doesn't ask for documents up front. You enter a mobile number you actually use, choose a password, and confirm the code that arrives by SMS. Keep that number active — it's how you recover the account if you forget the password, and it's what our team checks when you

raise a login problem. Signing in afterwards follows the same order: number, password, then the SMS code again on a device we don't recognise. Players in Dhaka who move between a phone during the day and a laptop at night keep one wallet and one lobby on both. Before your first withdrawal, expect a one-time

identity check so the name on the account matches the bKash, Nagad or Rocket account you send from. Do it once and later logins stay light. Nothing about the form changes on a phone; the layout just stacks the fields one under another.

  • Number check We confirm the mobile number before the account goes live, so a mistyped digit never becomes your login. Correct it from account settings if you change SIMs.
  • Login you control You set the password and you hold the SMS code. Nobody from our side asks for that code in chat, and you can change the password from inside the account whenever you want.
  • Straight into the lobby The first login drops you on the game grid, with slots, live tables and the sportsbook on one screen. Your wallet balance sits in the header while you browse.
  • Help during sign-up If the code doesn't arrive or the form rejects your number, our support desk takes the details and checks the account from the operator side rather than making you start over.

Account

The form is short and it doesn't ask for documents up front. You enter a mobile number you actually use, choose a password, and confirm the code that arrives by SMS. Keep that number active — it's how you recover the account if you forget the password, and it's what our team checks when you raise a login problem. Signing in afterwards follows the same order: number, password, then the SMS code again on a device we don't recognise. Players in Dhaka who move between a phone during the day and a laptop at night keep one wallet and one lobby on both.

Explore the Lobby

Your details are encrypted for secure account access.

Questions About Registering and Signing In

Most of what people ask before opening an account comes down to the same handful of things: what the form wants, how the code arrives, and what changes once the wallet is live. These are the answers our support desk gives every day, written out so you can check before you start rather than halfway through.

A mobile number that can receive SMS, and a password you don't use elsewhere. Nothing else is needed to open the account; wallet details come later at the cashier.

Check the number for a typo first, then your spam folder and network signal. Ask for a fresh code once the old one expires, and contact support if two tries fail.

Yes. All three sit at the cashier next to Upay and Bank Transfer. Fund from one rail today and another next week if you prefer; withdrawals return to the rail you used.

Use the forgot-password link under the login fields. We send a code to the registered number, you confirm it, then set a new password. The old one stops working straight away.

One account works on both, though a new device triggers the SMS step again. That's deliberate — it's what stops someone else opening your account from a phone you don't own.

Registration is open where local law allows it, in the regions we serve. Eligibility depends on your location and the rules that apply there, so check before you create an account.
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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.