Horseplay Account Management
How registration, access, profile changes, account closure, and recovery work in practice.
Casino Context
Updated July 21, 2026
Account limit
One per person
Inactivity threshold
12 months
Monthly inactivity fee
Up to $10 where permitted
Account transfer
Prohibited
Creating and recovering an account
Use accurate legal details and recover an existing account instead of opening another one. Do not share, sell, transfer, or let another person fund or control the account.
Changing personal information
Keep the address, email, phone, payment details, and tax information current. Horseplay may require reverification after a change, especially when residence or payment ownership affects eligibility.
Restricted, suspended, and inactive accounts
Location circumvention, duplicate accounts, identity failure, payment reversals, fraud, collusion, excluded-person activity, or regulatory review can restrict access. Ordinary activity can stop future inactivity charges, but previously assessed fees may remain.
Closure and remaining funds
Ordinary closure, permanent self-exclusion, and privacy deletion are separate requests. Ask how pending wagers, reserves, cleared funds, tax records, and regulatory retention will be handled before closing.