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# REGIONAL RESTRICTIONS & JURISDICTIONAL AVAILABILITY

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* applicable laws or regulations;
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* the policies and requirements of third-party service providers (such as payment service providers or exchanges).

Playnance does not apply gaming-specific regional restrictions at the Website level.\
Any restrictions related to gameplay, social gaming, or interactive entertainment apply **only at the level of the individual gaming portals** within the Playnance ecosystem and are governed by the terms and policies of those respective platforms.

Users are solely responsible for ensuring that their access to and use of the Website, G Coin, and any related services complies with applicable laws in their jurisdiction.

Playnance reserves the right to restrict or limit access to specific features where required by law or where necessary to comply with third-party provider requirements.


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