Terms of use
Last updated: 12 October 2026
These terms are the agreement between you and Omar Alameddine ("we", "us"), who runs YallaTawla at yallatawla.app. By playing, you accept them.
1. Who can play
You must be at least 14. You can play as a guest or sign in. A guest's progress is tied to the device, browser or app it was played on: clear the browser's data, delete the app or lose the device and it may be gone. Signing in keeps it safe and lets you play from anywhere.
2. Your name and your account
- Your name must be one you'd say out loud at the table. No insults, hate, impersonation or anything sexual. We may change or remove a name that breaks this.
- One account per person. You're responsible for what happens on it, so keep your sign-in to yourself.
- You can delete your account at any time, yourself, in the app under You → Account, or by writing to [email protected].
3. Play fair
Don't:
- use bots, programs or anyone else's help to play for you;
- play yourself on two accounts, or arrange results with someone;
- lose or resign on purpose to move a rating or a leaderboard;
- exploit bugs (tell us instead, and thank you);
- attack, overload or try to break into the game.
We may cancel results, reset ratings, remove rewards, or suspend or close accounts that break these rules.
4. Chat and behaviour
Be decent, as you would in a café. No harassment, threats, hate, spam or sharing other people's personal information. Chat with strangers is limited to set phrases; free text opens only at a private table or between friends, when both agree. Offensive words in typed text are replaced by asterisks, and a name with one in it is refused; the filter is automatic and not perfect, so report what gets through.
You can mute a player from the chat window, which hides what they say until you unmute them or close the app, and you can report a player from the game, or block them without reporting: their chat never reaches you again, free text cannot open between you, and you are not matched with them. We look at reports as quickly as we can. We may remove a name, switch off a player's free text, suspend or close accounts that break these rules, and we can be reached at the address below.
5. Rewards, XP and the fortune cup
- Rewards have no money value. Checkers, dice, boards, characters, badges, XP, levels and stars exist only inside the game. They can't be bought, sold, traded or exchanged for money, and we may change or rebalance them.
- The fortune cup is free, one a day, and nothing about it is for sale. Its odds are shown on the same screen.
- The fortunes are for fun. They aren't predictions or advice.
6. The characters
The characters, places and stories in YallaTawla are fictional. Any resemblance to real people is parody and affectionate, not a claim that they're involved with or endorse the game.
7. Ads
The game may show ads inside it, for example on the phone on the table or on branded items in a scene. We're not responsible for advertisers' products or sites.
8. What's ours
The game, its art, characters, music and code belong to us or to the people who license them to us. You may share screenshots and videos of your games. You may not copy, resell or reuse the game or its art.
9. The apps
If you got YallaTawla from Apple's App Store, Apple's standard licence terms for apps also apply. Apple and Google are not parties to these terms and are not responsible for the game or for support; that is us, at the address below.
10. The service
We work to keep YallaTawla running and fair, but it's provided as it is. Games can be interrupted, for example by a connection drop or an update, and features can change or end. As far as the law allows, we aren't liable for indirect losses, or for more than €100 in total. Nothing here limits rights you have by law as a consumer.
11. Changes and ending
We may update these terms. If a change matters, we'll say so in the app before it takes effect. You can stop playing at any time; we may suspend or close accounts that break these terms.
12. Law
These terms are governed by Spanish law. If you're a consumer, you also keep the protection of the law where you live, and can bring a claim in your own country's courts.