disclaimer

For online game play, a disclaimer should address potential risks, including financial, addiction, and technological issues, and emphasize responsible gaming practices. 

Here's a more detailed explanation of what a disclaimer for online game play should include:

1. Financial Risk and Addiction:

• Financial Risk: Clearly state that online gaming can involve financial risk, especially when real money winnings are involved.
• Addiction: Acknowledge the potential for addiction and encourage responsible gaming practices.
• Responsible Gaming: Emphasize the importance of playing responsibly and within one's means. 

2. Technological Risks:

Malware:

Warn users about potential risks of downloading or installing game files or software that may contain viruses or malicious programs.

Cybersecurity:

Advise users to be cautious about sharing personal information online and to protect their accounts with strong passwords.

Privacy:

Mention the possibility of data collection and the importance of reviewing the game's privacy policy. 

3. Intellectual Property:

Copyright:

State that all intellectual property rights concerning the game materials belong to the game developer or publisher.

Restrictions:

Indicate that copying, distribution, and other uses of the game materials are not permitted without written permission, except where allowed by law. 

4. Disclaimer for Advertisements (If Applicable):

Age Restrictions:

If the advertisement depicts online gaming for real money winnings, state that it should not depict any person under the age of 18 engaged in playing such games.

Disclaimer in Ads:

Every gaming advertisement must carry a disclaimer like, "This game involves an element of financial risk and may be addictive. Please play responsibly and at your own risk". 

5. External Links (If Applicable):

Third-Party Websites:

If the game or platform contains links to other websites, state that you are not responsible for the accuracy or reliability of those websites.

Transactions:

Mention that you will not be a party to or in any way be responsible for monitoring any transaction between the user and third-party providers of products or services.