Last updated: 17 September 2026

These terms apply to everyone who uses DonutHugoBet. By signing in you agree to them. Please read them — they are short and written in plain language.

1. What DonutHugoBet is

DonutHugoBet is a private, community-run website where players of the Minecraft servers DonutSMP and Hugo can play games of chance with the in-game coins of those servers. It is not affiliated with Mojang, Microsoft or the operators of the servers.

2. Coins have no money value

Everything you deposit, wager or win on this site is in-game currency. Coins cannot be bought from us, cannot be sold to us and cannot be exchanged for real money or anything of real-world value. We do not accept payments of any kind. Playing here is a game, not gambling for money.

3. Who may play

You must be at least 18 years old to use this site. If the law where you live sets a higher age for games of chance, that higher age applies. By creating an account you confirm that you meet this requirement. You must also be allowed to play on the Minecraft server whose coins you use.

4. One account per person

Each person may hold exactly one account. Accounts are personal and may not be shared, sold, lent or transferred. Creating or controlling additional accounts (multi-accounting), including through other people, is not allowed and leads to all linked accounts being closed.

5. Fair play

The following is prohibited and results in suspension:

• using bots, scripts, macros or any automation to play or to interact with the site;
• exploiting bugs, glitches or unintended behaviour instead of reporting them;
• abusing promotions, referrals, rain, rewards or free cases through multiple accounts or collusion;
• attacking the site, its bots or other players (spam, harassment, phishing, impersonating staff);
• using coins that were obtained through duping, scamming or other rule-breaking on the Minecraft servers.

6. Payouts

Every game pays out a little less than the mathematically fair odds. What each game pays is published on the Fairness page, per game, and is the same number that the server uses to calculate payouts. Large bets pay slightly less by a published amount (stake tiers), the jackpot and duels keep a published share of the pot, and battles with house bots keep a published fee on the bot-funded part of a winning share. All of these are listed on the Fairness page, are the same for every player, are shown next to the game before you bet, and are stored with every round so you can verify them. Every result is decided on the server with a provably fair seed system that you can verify yourself. Maximum payouts and maximum bets apply per game and per currency and are shown next to each game.

7. Deposits and withdrawals

Deposits and withdrawals are handled by our Minecraft bots in-game. A deposit is credited once the bot has received the coins. A withdrawal is paid out by a bot to your verified Minecraft name. Large withdrawals may be held for manual review by an admin before they are paid; you will see the status in your wallet. Withdrawals are only possible to the Minecraft account that is verified on your profile. We cannot recover coins sent to the wrong bot, sent while no deposit session was open, or paid to a wrong name that you verified yourself.

8. Suspension and closure

We may suspend or close an account at any time if we believe these terms were broken, if fraud or abuse is suspected, or if the account is used in a way that harms the site or other players. In case of fraud the balance can be withheld. You can close your own account at any time in Settings (Danger zone, Delete my account) or by contacting us on Discord.

9. Availability

DonutHugoBet is run by volunteers as a hobby. We give no guarantee that the site, the bots or any game is available at any given time, works without errors or will keep existing. Maintenance, outages and changes to games can happen without notice. If a round cannot be completed because of a server error, the bet is returned.

10. Liability

The site is provided as it is. To the extent permitted by law we are not liable for lost coins, lost in-game items, lost profit or any other damage arising from the use of the site, from actions of the Minecraft servers or from your own actions. Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot be limited by law.

11. Changes to these terms

We may change these terms. The date at the top shows the current version. Important changes are announced on Discord. If you keep using the site after a change, the new terms apply to you.

12. Contact

Questions, appeals and reports go to our Discord server. Join it from the chat panel or with the button below.

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See also: Privacy Policy · Responsible Play · Fairness

Last updated: 17 September 2026

We collect as little as we can. This page lists exactly what the site stores about you, why, for how long, and how you can have it removed.

1. What we store

2. Why we store it

• Account: Discord ID and name identify your account; the avatar is only shown in the interface.
• Payments in-game: the Minecraft name is where withdrawals are paid to and where deposits are credited from.
• Games: bets, results and seeds are needed to pay out correctly and to let you verify any round afterwards.
• Security: the IP address is used for rate limiting, to block abuse and to detect multi-accounting. It is not used for anything else.
• Session: the cookie keeps you signed in between page loads.

3. How long we keep it

Account data and game history are kept for as long as your account exists. Chat messages are kept for a limited time and then removed. Server logs with IP addresses are rotated and are not kept longer than needed for security, normally a few weeks. The IP address of your last sign-in is stored with your account to detect multi-accounting and referral abuse. When your account is deleted, all personal data is removed, including that IP address; anonymous game statistics that no longer reference you may remain.

4. Cookies and local storage

The site sets a single session cookie, which is strictly necessary for signing in. There are no advertising or tracking cookies and no third-party analytics. In addition, your browser's local storage remembers a few interface settings (sound on or off, chosen currency, language, closed hints). These stay in your browser and are never sent to us.

5. Who else sees your data

We do not sell, rent or share your data with anyone. The only external services involved are Discord (for sign-in — Discord's own privacy policy applies to that step) and the Minecraft servers (which see the in-game transfers made by our bots, like any other player). Fonts and all other files are served from our own server, so no third party sees your requests.

6. Where the data lives

The site runs on a server in the European Union hosted by Contabo GmbH (Germany). Backups are stored on the same host.

7. Your rights

You can ask us at any time to tell you what we store about you, to correct it, or to delete your account and all data linked to it. You can delete your account yourself in Settings (Danger zone), or message an admin on Discord from the Discord account that the site account belongs to — a deletion by an admin is completed within a few days; any remaining balance should be withdrawn first, because it cannot be restored afterwards.

8. Changes and contact

If this policy changes, the date at the top is updated and important changes are announced on Discord. Questions about privacy go to the Discord server as well.

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See also: Terms of Service · Help & FAQ

Last updated: 17 September 2026

The coins here have no money value — but the feeling of winning and losing is real, and the same habits that make real gambling harmful can show up here too. Play for fun, and stop when it stops being fun.

1. The odds are against you

Every game on this site pays out a little less than the true odds. What each game pays is public on the Fairness page. It means that over many rounds, players as a group lose coins — no strategy, streak or "system" changes that. Wins happen, and they are real, but they are luck. Treat the coins you play with as spent the moment you bet them.

2. Warning signs

• You bet more to win back what you lost ("chasing").
• You spend coins you needed for something else on the server.
• You play longer than you planned, or late into the night, more and more often.
• You feel restless or irritated when you cannot play.
• You hide how much you play or lose from friends.
• You borrow coins or ask others to fund your bets.

If several of these sound familiar, take a break — a real one, for days, not minutes.

3. Tips that actually help

• Decide before you start how many coins you are happy to lose. When they are gone, you are done for the day.
• Never play with coins that you got by borrowing or that you need for your base or your shop.
• Withdraw wins you care about instead of leaving them on the site.
• Do not play when you are tired, upset or trying to fix a bad day.
• Turn on the sound only if it does not push you to play faster. Auto-play makes losing faster too — use it with small bets or not at all.
• Talk about it. Our community and the admins would rather hear "I need a break" than watch someone lose everything.

4. Limits and self-exclusion

Daily wager and loss limits per wallet, breaks of 24 hours to 30 days and a six-month self-exclusion are in your account settings. Lowering a limit applies at once; raising or removing one waits 24 hours. A break or self-exclusion cannot be lifted early — that is the point of it.

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5. Where to get help

If gambling — with coins here or with money anywhere — is affecting your life, free and anonymous help exists in most countries:

• gamblingtherapy.org — free online support and live chat, worldwide, many languages.
• gamblersanonymous.org — peer support groups and local meetings.
• begambleaware.org — information, self-tests and a helpline (UK).
• Your national helpline: search for "gambling helpline" together with your country; most are free and confidential.

Remember: coins have no money value. If it stops being a game, it is time to stop.

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See also: Terms of Service · Responsible Play · About us

An arcade and social platform for DonutSMP coins, built by players for players — no real money, no hidden odds.

What it is

DonutHugoBet lets players of the DonutSMP and Hugo servers play with their in-game coins: case battles, cases, mines, plinko, blackjack, roulette and more, plus duels, skill games and a daily race. You deposit and withdraw in-game through our bots, play with the balance on the site and cash out the same way. Coins never leave the servers they came from and are never exchanged for money.

How it started

The site began as a small coinflip page for a handful of friends on DonutSMP. It grew round by round: first a wallet and bots so deposits did not need an admin, then more games, then a second currency for Hugo. What did not change is the idea that the odds are printed on the wall and every round can be checked.

Who runs it

A small team of volunteers from the Discord community. Admins handle payouts that need approval, moderate the chat and help when something goes wrong. There is no company behind the site. The Discord server is where everything happens — announcements, promo codes, support and the occasional argument about which game is best.

How it works

Every result is decided on the server, never in your browser. Each round is built from a server seed, your client seed and a nonce, and the seed hash is shown before you play, so any round can be recomputed on the Fairness page. What every game pays is public and is the same number the server uses to pay out.

Contact

Join the Discord from the chat panel or with the button below. For legal texts see the Terms of Service and the Privacy Policy.

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