These Terms and Conditions describe the principal rules that apply when registering for and using The Pokies 172. Players should read the complete terms presented on the official website before creating an account, depositing funds, claiming a promotion or placing a bet.
Players must be at least 18 years old and legally permitted to gamble in their location. It is the player’s responsibility to understand and follow local laws.
Each player may hold only one account. Registration details must be accurate, complete and kept up to date. Accounts must not be sold, transferred or shared with another person.
The Pokies may request government-issued identification, proof of address, payment ownership evidence and other information needed to verify identity, age or account activity. Failure to complete verification may lead to payment delays, restrictions, suspension or closure.
The supplied information lists Visa, Mastercard, Bitcoin, USDT and other options for deposits, with a stated minimum deposit of AUD 20. Withdrawals are stated to be available by bank transfer with a minimum withdrawal of AUD 50. Limits, processing times and availability may depend on the account and selected payment method.
A confirmed bet generally cannot be reversed. Bets may be voided or adjusted where there is a technical malfunction, incorrect odds, obvious pricing error, system failure or another circumstance covered by the applicable game or betting rules.
The Pokies may suspend, restrict or close an account where it believes the player has breached these terms, failed verification, engaged in suspicious conduct or created a legal or security risk. Funds and transactions may be reviewed before any remaining balance is released.
To the extent permitted by law, the platform is not responsible for losses caused by misuse of the website, failure to protect account credentials, third-party service interruptions, technical issues or events outside its reasonable control.
The terms may be updated when operational, legal or regulatory requirements change. Continued use after an update may constitute acceptance of the revised terms, subject to applicable law.