Terms of use

Servicomm · Free-play entertainment for UK adults.

18+ · UKFree play · Fictional credits · No cash or prizesPlayer Care

Updated 13 November 2026

Who can play

Servicomm is intended for people aged 18 or older who are in the United Kingdom. By registering or confirming guest eligibility, you confirm that you meet these requirements and accept these Terms and the Privacy Policy.

Fictional Credits

Credits are non-transferable fictional play points with no monetary value. You cannot buy, sell, transfer, exchange or redeem them. No deposits, withdrawals, cash prizes or prizes of value are offered. Social-casino outcomes do not predict outcomes in real-money gambling.

Your account

Use accurate eligibility details and keep your password and private recovery code secure. Registration does not require email confirmation. You are responsible for activity through your account; contact Help & support if you suspect unauthorised access.

Fair use

Do not interfere with the service, exploit software errors, automate abusive requests, impersonate others or attempt to access another player’s data. We may restrict an account or correct an erroneous credit record where needed to protect the service and its players.

Availability and changes

Games, features and presentation may change. A saved result remains server-recorded, but uninterrupted access cannot be guaranteed. Keep your recovery details secure and report interrupted features through Help & support.

Creative materials

Servicomm’s original illustrations, game worlds and interface are provided for use within the service. Do not misrepresent them as your own or use them to impersonate the service.

Account controls

You may use Player Care reminders, voluntary breaks and self-exclusion. A requested self-exclusion cannot be shortened through account controls. For an account or privacy request, contact Help & support.

For questions or requests, visit Help & support. Review your cookie preferences or visit Player Care.

Keep your recovery code safe

This private code restores account access. Store it somewhere secure; it is shown only after registration or a successful recovery.

I have saved my code