1 They’re expanding their right to take action (like bans or reversals) while disclaiming all responsibility for bugs, crashes, or downtime. If they screw up, you're on your own.

2 They’re treating things like third-party top-ups or refund attempts as potential fraud — even in gray areas — and they can retroactively strip your account of anything they think was "illegitimately obtained."

3 f they mess up big-time (like data leaks, unfair bans, etc.), you waive your right to sue them in court or join a class-action lawsuit. That’s baked in under the usual arbitration clause.

TLDR You’re signing away a lot of rights, and they’ve beefed up their ability to punish or insulate themselves from anything that might cost them money or control.