NLC player guides
Your first visit to NLC Stealth Gaming
Use this guide to get from your first visit to the NLC lobby. The site is intended for adults aged 19 and over. You can browse these guides first, then create or sign into an account when you are ready to enter.
Create your account
Choose Create account on the home page. Registration asks for your player name, real first and last name, date of birth, email and password. Your player name is public; your real name and date of birth are private account details. Use an email address you can access.
Complete the playing-region selection and age-confirmation steps presented by the site. You must be 19 or older. Age confirmation is requested again after 24 hours. If you already have an account, use Sign in rather than creating another one.
Find games and events
Use the lobby’s game catalogue to choose a slot cabinet, table game, Keno or Bingo. Poker includes AI dealer and player table options. Live dealer sessions have their own availability and controls.
Read the selected game’s instructions and check its stake before beginning. The games use virtual play CADs. For scheduled poker events, open the tournament area, read the event card and register separately. My Tournaments helps you return to your events.
Returning and getting help
Use the same account to return to your saved player progress. Keep your password private, and enable two-factor authentication from your account settings when available. Never give support a password or authentication code.
For help, email ModeratorNLCGaming@gmail.com with your player name, the game or event name and a short description of the issue. If a game is waiting for a result, allow it to finish before repeatedly pressing a control or starting another game.
Common questions
How old do I need to be?
NLC Stealth Gaming is intended for adults aged 19 and over. Complete the age-confirmation steps before entering games.
Where can I get account help?
Email ModeratorNLCGaming@gmail.com with your player name and a description of the issue. Keep passwords and authentication codes private.
