The rules in plain language

100CUCI Terms and Conditions

These terms and conditions set out, in ordinary language, what it means to hold an account and use 100CUCI. They cover what you are agreeing to from the outset, what looking after your own account involves, what fair and acceptable use looks like day to day, and how these terms may be updated as time goes on. None of it is written to catch you out — it is here so you know exactly where you stand before you start.

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Getting started

Agreeing to These Terms

The moment you create an account or start using 100CUCI, you are accepting these terms and conditions in full, so it is worth actually reading them rather than scrolling past. If there is a part of them you cannot agree with, the straightforward answer is not to use the app — carrying on to use it afterwards is treated as your agreement to everything set out here, whether you open the app on a phone, a tablet, or through a browser.

Two conditions sit ahead of everything else. You must be at least 18 years of age to open an account or play, since the app is meant strictly for adults, and the details you register with need to be your own and accurate rather than borrowed from someone else. An account is a personal thing — it is opened for yourself, and it stays yours to answer for. Registering with someone else's name or details is not something these terms allow, however minor it might seem at the time, and it is far simpler to correct a detail honestly than to unwind a mix-up later.

These terms are not meant to stand alone. How your account information is handled sits in our 100cuci privacy policy, and reading the two together gives you the fuller picture of how 100CUCI is meant to work for you, rather than leaving you to guess at the parts that matter most. Neither document is meant to be difficult reading, and both are written so an ordinary player, not a lawyer, can follow them without trouble.

Your account

Your Account and Its Responsibilities

Looking after your account is mostly a matter of ordinary care rather than anything technical. Keep your password to yourself, make it one that is hard to guess, and resist sharing your login with anyone, even someone you trust. Whatever happens under your account is treated as something you did, which is exactly why keeping the login private matters as much as it does — an account is meant for one player, not for passing around a household or a group of friends.

One account per person is the expectation, kept with information that stays accurate as things change. If you ever notice something on your account that does not look right, or suspect someone else has gotten into it, changing your password straight away and letting our support team know beats waiting to see how things play out. Most of these situations sort themselves out quickly once they are flagged, and there is no downside to raising something small that turns out to be nothing — it is always better to check early than to discover a problem after the fact.

It is also worth staying realistic about what an account on 100CUCI actually is: a way to enjoy the app for entertainment, where outcomes are decided by chance and never something owed to you. Closing an account, if you ever want to, is as simple as reaching out to support, and an account left untouched for a long stretch may eventually be closed as ordinary housekeeping on our side rather than as any kind of penalty.

Using the app

Fair and Acceptable Use

Fair use of 100CUCI comes down to using the app the way it is meant to be used. That rules out trying to gain an unfair advantage through bugs, bots, or automated tools, and it rules out poking around for access to parts of the app that are not meant for you. Interfering with how the service runs for other players is treated the same way, whether that is deliberate or simply careless.

It also means staying honest and staying within the law while you use it. Using the app to deceive anyone, or for anything unlawful, is not permitted, and where activity looks like fraud, abuse, or a genuine breach of these rules, access to the account involved may be limited or removed to protect everyone else using the app properly. This is not a rule aimed at the ordinary player going about their day — it exists for the small number of cases that would otherwise spoil things for everybody else, and it is applied only where there is a genuine reason to.

The app itself, along with its design, branding, and software, belongs to 100CUCI and its partners and is made available for your own personal use — not for copying, reselling, or passing off as something you built. Every reasonable effort goes into keeping the app running smoothly, though like any online service it may pause briefly now and then for maintenance, without that being treated as a failure to deliver on our side. A short pause for upkeep is a normal part of running any app well, not a sign of anything wrong, and normal service resumes as soon as the work is done.

Staying current

Updates to These Terms

These terms are not fixed in stone. They may be updated from time to time as 100CUCI and the rules around it develop, and whatever version is published here is the one currently in force. It is a sensible habit to glance back at this page occasionally rather than assume nothing has moved since you last checked, particularly if you have been away from the app for a while — most updates are small and routine, but the occasional larger one is worth knowing about.

Where a change is a meaningful one, the aim is to make it obvious rather than to slip it through quietly, so you have a fair chance to read it before deciding how you feel about it. If an update ever means the app is no longer right for you, stopping and closing your account is always your choice to make, in the same spirit as our responsible gaming 100cuci page, which treats play as something you opt into rather than something expected of you. Continuing to use the app once an update is live is taken as your acceptance of it, in the same way as when you first agreed to these terms.

If any part of these terms is unclear, or you would like to understand how a particular rule applies to your own account, our support team is the right place to ask — there is no question too small, and getting a plain answer beats guessing. Whatever version of these terms you are reading right now is the current one, and it is the version to go by until the next update replaces it, at which point this page will reflect the change.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About These Terms

What am I agreeing to by using 100CUCI?

You are agreeing to these terms and conditions in full, simply by creating an account or continuing to use the app. That covers how your account is meant to be used, what counts as fair use, and how the terms themselves may change over time.

What is the minimum age to hold an account?

You must be at least 18 years of age to open an account or play on 100CUCI. The app is intended strictly for adults, and this age requirement is not negotiable.

Am I responsible for activity on my account?

Yes — whatever happens under your login is treated as something you are answerable for, which is why keeping your password private and not sharing access with anyone is so important.

What counts as fair use of the service?

Fair use means using the app as it is meant to be used: no exploiting bugs or faults, no bots or automated tools, and no attempts to gain an unfair advantage or interfere with how the app runs for other players.

How will I know if the terms change?

Updates are published on this page, and meaningful changes are made noticeable rather than slipped in quietly. Continuing to use the app after a change is taken as accepting the updated terms.