Skill-Based Competition, Not Gambling

What this means

• Outcomes are decided by how you play (your placement, wins, or score in a real match of the underlying game), never by pure luck: no random draw, card deal, or odds-based mechanism where skill plays no part.
• Ludo is the one game we run with some luck built into its rules: the dice. It is not pure luck, since skill decides how you use every roll, but because chance plays a part, every Ludo tournament is free to enter. No one pays for a chance outcome, and Ludo prizes are funded by ComCom Games, not by other players. Why Ludo is always free entry.
• An entry fee, where one applies, is a fee to enter a skill contest against other players, not a wager placed on an uncertain outcome, and not a bet against the house or anyone else's fortune.
• Prizes (cash or ComCom Coins) are awarded strictly for competitive performance: winning your bracket, topping the leaderboard, or placing in a single-match lobby.
• ComCom Games does not offer, host, or facilitate betting, wagering, gambling of any kind, or any game decided purely by luck with no skill involved, and we don't intend to.

Players can't gamble either

Not offering gambling ourselves is only half of it. Our Terms and Conditions ban gambling of any kind connected to ComCom Games: betting on any match, result, tournament or player (including your own), betting with anyone on or off the site, running betting groups around our tournaments, promoting betting sites or apps, and fixing a match because of a bet.

Anyone caught is permanently blocked, along with any other account they use. They lose their results, any unpaid prize, and their coins, badges and trophies, must return any prize already paid, and may be reported to the police or other authorities.

Fair results

A skill contest only means something if the skill is real. Every match must be won by your own play: engines, bots, scripts, hacks, outside help, match fixing, colluding with an opponent, and playing on someone else's account are all cheating. Every finished Chess game is checked by a chess engine, and move times and time away from a game are recorded. A player found cheating loses the match and any prize, and can be banned. When a fair-play concern makes a result doubtful, we may add a Fair Play Decider after the last match, between players we choose, at least one of them from that tournament, and its winner is the champion. See fair play in our terms and how we catch cheating in Chess.

Prizes, coins and age

• Cash prizes are paid to the verified winner after the result is final and any fair-play review is finished. To win a cash prize you must be 18 or older, or have permission from a parent or guardian, and we may ask for proof of identity and age first.
• ComCom Coins, badges and trophies have no cash value. They can't be exchanged for money or transferred to anyone else, so they can't be used as stakes for a bet.
• Every tournament's entry fee and prize structure is shown on its page before you register.

Esports is an official sport in Bangladesh

In July 2026 Bangladesh's Ministry of Youth and Sports formally recognised esports as an official sport, for the same reason this page exists: competitive gaming is decided by skill, not chance. What official recognition means, and why there is no gambling on ComCom Games, just skill.

Our position

We built ComCom Games for competitive gamers who want a fair, structured way to prove their skill and win real prizes for it, not as a betting platform. We are opposed to gambling in every form, and the platform is deliberately built to be skill-based competition, never gambling.

Who runs ComCom Games

ComCom Games is run by two registered businesses, depending on where you play from. In Bangladesh, it is COMCOM GAMES, registered for VAT with the National Board of Revenue (BIN 009555623-0208). Everywhere else, it is Sareem Inc., a corporation registered in Alberta, Canada (Corporate Access Number 2027644547). Which one you deal with follows the country on your profile, as our Terms and Conditions explain.

Questions?

If you believe any tournament or feature on ComCom Games resembles gambling rather than skill-based competition, or you have any other question about this policy, email info@comcomgames.com and we'll take a look. To report someone betting on ComCom Games matches, email the same address; we keep reports confidential.