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Responsible play

Last updated: 2026-10-27

Entry fees are money you spend

An entry fee is real money. Once a cup goes live, your entry fee is spent, the same as a ticket to an event. Only enter with money you can afford to lose.

In every cup, most teams do not receive a prize. Only the top three teams do. Prizes are not a way to earn a living, pay bills or pay back debts. We do not promise that you or your team will receive a prize.

Paid cups are for adults

You must be 18 or older to use Corevill and enter any cup. We may ask any winner to confirm their age with an ID before we pay a prize.

Set your own limits

Before you pay an entry fee, decide how much you are happy to spend on entry fees in a month, and stop when you reach it. Some simple habits help:

  • Only pay entry fees with money that you planned to spend on them.
  • Do not borrow money to pay entry fees.
  • Do not enter more cups to make up for money you spent on earlier ones.
  • Take breaks, and keep time for sleep, school, work, friends and family.

Tools we offer

  • Pause your account. Contact support and tell us how long you want a pause, for example a week, a month or six months. During a pause, you cannot register for paid cups. Prizes and refunds already due to you are still paid. We will not end a pause early.
  • Limit your spending. Contact support and tell us the most you want to spend on entry fees per day, week or month. We will set the limit for you. A lower limit applies at once. A higher limit only applies after 7 days.
  • Close your account. Contact support and we will close it. Prizes and refunds already due to you are still paid to your verified wallet.

Contact support in the #support channel on our Discord server or by email at [email protected].

Signs that it may be time to stop

  • You spend more on entry fees than you planned.
  • You enter cups to win back money you spent.
  • You borrow money or sell things to pay entry fees.
  • You hide from others how much time or money you spend.
  • Playing makes you anxious, or gets in the way of sleep, school, work or relationships.

If any of these sound like you, take a break and talk to someone you trust.

Where to get help

These services are free and independent of Corevill:

  • 116 123: in many EU countries, this free number connects you to an emotional support line. You can talk to someone in confidence.
  • Befrienders Worldwide: a directory of free, confidential support lines in many countries.
  • Game Quitters: free resources and a community for people who want to play video games less.
  • European Consumer Debt Network: member organisations in many European countries that give free advice on money and debt.

Your doctor can also help, or point you to a local service. If you are in danger or need urgent help, call 112.