Last updated: September 27, 2026
Pito is not gambling or real-money gaming.
Pito is a Kurdish games and social app. Its board, tile, card, word, puzzle, arcade, and party games are ordinary entertainment games. Every game is free to access.
Pito does not let anyone stake Pito Coins, gameplay currency, scores, items, or money on a game result. Pito does not award money, cash-value items, redeemable prizes, or real-world rewards for playing or winning.
What purchases are available?
Apple and Google clearly label the App as offering in-app purchases. Optional Pito Coin packs are processed by the applicable app store.
Pito Coins can be used only for listed virtual cosmetics, gifts, and fixed-term Pito Plus membership. They do not unlock game entry or affect a player's chance of winning.
What cannot be done?
- No currency or item can be wagered on a match.
- No balance can be sold, withdrawn, or exchanged for money.
- No game requires a real-money purchase to access.
- No game pays cash or a redeemable prize.
Why are there dice, cards, and tiles?
Random dice rolls and shuffled cards or tiles are normal mechanics in games such as Snake and Ladder, Solitaire, Okey, and Domino. They are never connected to a wager, payment, or prize.
Scoring is not money
Solitaire's optional “Vegas” bankroll and Tawla's doubling cube are traditional scoring mechanics only. Gameplay coins, stars, suns, scores, and bankrolls have no monetary or redeemable value.
In-app rewards are not prizes
Pito sometimes gives in-app rewards — for example weekly awards for the players who send the most gifts, and Pito Coins when an invited friend becomes an active player. These rewards are only Pito Coins or Pito Plus time. They are never decided by chance, cannot be bought as an entry, have no cash value, and cannot be exchanged for money or real-world goods. Official rules are in our Terms of Service.