Each and every one of our games is designed for entertainment purposes only:

While some of our games may host a casino-theme style, none of them are real casino games. There is no real gambling, betting, or laying odds or real money in any of our games. We want all of our players to play responsibly and feel protected in a safe and enjoyable in-app experience.

All of our coins, chips, other currencies, and other virtual items have no actual monetary value. Strictly created for the in-game environment, no balance can be transferred, cashed out, or sold for money in the real world. Coins, chips, and other virtual currency that may be purchased are only available to improve your gaming experience, for level advancement, and for your enjoyment while engaging with our games.

There are infinite ways to play responsibly…

Responsible gameplay is when all players:

• Have a fun, exciting, and entertaining experience
• Exercise control over their playtime, spending, or any purchases made
• Balance playtime fairly with other leisurely activities or duties in their everyday lives

How can you spot a Video Game Behavior Disorder?

• Take notice of behavioral patterns that are characterized by the following:
  • An impaired control over playtime
  • The need to prioritize gaming over other activities
  • An elevated interest in games that surpasses that of other interests or daily responsibilities
  • A consistent escalation of playtime hours despite the occurrence of negative consequences surrounding the player
• It’s important to note that for a gaming disorder to be diagnosed, the behavior pattern must be of sufficient severity while resulting in significant impairment of personal, family, social, educational, occupational, or other important areas of functioning, and should normally have been evident for at least 12 months.
  
  What should you do if you or someone you know may have a Video Game Behavior Disorder?
• Get help. Seek attention from a qualified medical professional
• Do some research. Learn more about the disorder by reading up on the following materials we’ve compiled here:
  • http://smartsocialgamers.org/2015/07/21/keeping-a-healthy-balance-are-you-playing-too-much/
  • https://www.npr.org/2019/05/28/727585904/is-gaming-disorder-an-illness-the-who-says-yes-adding-it-to-its-list-of-diseases
  • http://smartsocialgamers.org/top-tips/