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Read These Terms Before You Open an Account

These Terms & Conditions set out the rules that apply when you create an account on melottery, make deposits via PayPal, Venmo, or Play+, and use any service we offer in eligible states.

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HOW WE HANDLE IT

How We Apply These Terms to Your Account

These Terms & Conditions aren't just a document — they describe how we actually run account operations. Here's what that looks like in practice: identity checks, payment processing rules, data retention, and what you can request from us at any time.

Identity Verification We verify your identity before processing your first withdrawal. This step applies regardless of whether you withdraw via PayPal, Venmo, or Play+ — it protects your account from unauthorized access.
Data Retention We retain account transaction records as required by applicable state rules. You can request a summary of your account history by contacting support with your account ID.
Cookie & Account Security We use session cookies to keep your account secure while you're logged in. You can manage cookie preferences in your browser, though disabling them may affect account functionality.
Requesting Changes If you believe your account data is inaccurate, contact us through live chat or email. We'll review the record and make corrections where our terms and applicable law allow.
TERMS CONTACT

Reach Us About These Terms

If any part of these Terms & Conditions is unclear, or if you believe your account has been handled in a way that doesn't match what's written here, contact our support team directly. We'll point you to the relevant section and explain how it applies to your situation. Account-specific questions — like a flagged PayPal withdrawal or a Play+ deposit hold — can be resolved faster if you include your account reference when you reach out.

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Live Chat

Start a chat session from your account dashboard. Our team can pull up your account details and walk through the specific term in question with you.

Email Support

Send your question to our support address and include your account ID. We aim to reply with a plain-English explanation of the relevant clause.

Account Help Center

Your account settings page links to clause-specific help articles. Search by topic — payments, eligibility, withdrawals — to find the right section fast.

Common Questions About These Terms

These are the questions we hear most often about how these Terms & Conditions work. If your question isn't here, live chat or email support can walk you through the specific clause.

Yes. Access to account features, payment methods, and game categories depends on your state's laws. These terms apply alongside — not instead of — any state-specific requirements.

We post the updated date at the top of this page. Continuing to use your account after an update signals your acceptance. If you disagree, stop using the account and contact support.

The general withdrawal terms apply to all three methods. Each method may also carry its own processing steps — like a Play+ card activation step — which are explained inside your account cashier.

Yes. Contact support with your account ID and request a transaction summary. We'll pull the records covered under our retention policy and share them with you directly.

Reach out through live chat or email with your account reference. Our team will review the specific transaction or decision against the written term and respond with an explanation.

Yes. Whether you access your account on a desktop browser or through a mobile device, the same Terms & Conditions apply. Mobile access does not create a separate agreement.
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Terms & Conditions

Service availability depends on eligible states and local law. US online casino and sportsbook access is licensed state by state, so check your state's rules before opening an account. 21+ where applicable.

Access may be available only in states where local law permits.