No purchase necessary. No betting or staking. No deposit or cash-out. No prize or virtual item with real-world value. Play points cannot be bought, sold, transferred, redeemed, or exchanged. This is not a real-money gambling service.
For players
Outcomes in the Spark Wheel use chance but cost nothing and award only non-transferable entertainment points. Scores and points are for personal amusement. They do not represent money, property, earning potential, or a promise of future value. The games do not improve the odds of winning any gambling activity.
For Google Ads campaigns
- Do not call the Spark Wheel a roulette wheel, casino game, jackpot, bet, wager, spin-to-win cash offer, sweepstakes, or income opportunity.
- Do not advertise cash, prizes, gifts, bonuses, guaranteed wins, earning claims, or anything unavailable on the landing page.
- Keep ad creative and its destination consistent. Do not cloak, redirect reviewers to different content, or create a thin bridge page.
- Target adults only. Review the Gambling and Games policy for every country. If Google classifies the destination as a social casino game, stop the campaign and seek the required country certification rather than trying to evade review.
- Keep operator identity, contact information, privacy notice, terms, this disclaimer, and all material conditions easy to find.
For Meta campaigns
- Use adult targeting and neutral casual-puzzle creative. Avoid casino imagery, casino vocabulary, misleading buttons, false urgency, guaranteed outcomes, or statements implying the viewer has won.
- Meta reviews the ad, targeting, account, and destination. Ensure the website works on mobile and accurately matches the ad.
- Policies and local law can change. Check the current Meta Advertising Standards and obtain any required written permission before promoting content that Meta treats as online gambling or gaming.
Not a legal clearance
This package is a technical and editorial risk-reduction starter, not legal advice, a gaming classification, advertising pre-approval, or a trademark clearance. “Global” launch is not one legal market. The operator must review the laws, platform policies, age rules, privacy obligations, game classification, consumer disclosures, taxes, business identity, and trademark availability in each target country before spending on ads.
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