About DMFirst: The Official Website and Game

The Official DMFirst Website and Game

dm1st.uk is the official website of DMFirst, a free colour prediction game played with virtual coins. It has two parts. This website holds the guides: login and sign-up help, the rules and odds, the app, coins and safety. The game itself opens at app.dm1st.uk, where you register, log in and play.

In each round you pick a colour, a number from 0 to 9, or Big or Small, and one random number settles every pick at once. Four rooms run side by side, from 30 seconds to 5 minutes, and picks close in the last 5 seconds. The game also has a weekly leaderboard, a full history of your rounds, a profile page and a Hindi interface.

The name is copied a lot. Lookalike websites, APK files, Telegram "agents" and invite-code pages use it to take deposits. They are not us, and we have no link with any of them. Only dm1st.uk and app.dm1st.uk belong to DMFirst.

How Accounts and Coins Work

Real accounts, saved on our server

You can register with a username, a password of at least 6 characters and your date of birth (you must be 18 or older); email is optional. You can also play as a guest after the same age check and turn the guest into a full account later without losing coins. Accounts are stored on the DMFirst server, so the same account works on any phone or computer.

Passwords are never stored as you type them. They are turned into a secure hash (PBKDF2), so nobody, including us, can read them. There is no password reset link yet: if you forget yours, write to us from the email address saved on your account. You can delete your account at any time from the account deletion page.

Virtual coins, never money

Every new account starts with 10,000 coins. A daily bonus of 1,000 coins and a refill of 2,000 coins when your balance runs low keep you playing. Coins have no cash value. They cannot be bought, sold, transferred or cashed out, and no prize of any kind is attached to them. The guide to free coins and gift codes explains the bonus rules in full.

How Results Are Drawn

Results come from our server and are provably fair. Before each round starts, the server publishes a commit hash: a sealed fingerprint of the result. When the round ends, it reveals the seed behind that hash, so anyone can check that the result was fixed before picks closed and was not changed after people chose.

Every digit from 0 to 9 has the same chance, and each round is independent of the last. A run of one colour never makes another colour "due"; that belief is called the gambler's fallacy. No fee is taken from any pick. The payouts and long-run returns for every pick type are set out on the colour prediction rules and odds guide, and our page on why prediction hacks fail explains why no tool can see the next result.

How We Write and Check Our Guides

We write for Indian readers in short, clear sentences, and we would rather say "we do not know" than guess.

• Facts about the game come straight from the code that runs it, so the rooms, coin amounts and payouts on our pages match what you see when you play.
• Facts about copycat sites are described in general terms only. We never name their addresses, and we do not repeat amounts, ratings or user numbers we cannot check.
• Legal points follow the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025, in force since 1 May 2026. They are general information, not legal advice.
• Safety advice points to free public services such as the cybercrime helpline 1930 and the iCALL helpline, never to paid "recovery" agents.

The guides were last reviewed on 18 October 2026. We check them again whenever the game, the law or common scam patterns change.

Who DMFirst Is For

The game and the guides are for adults aged 18 and over who enjoy short colour prediction rounds, want to learn how the format and its odds really work, or need to check whether a site or app using the name is safe. Many visitors are parents or relatives trying to understand an app someone close to them uses, and the guides are written with them in mind too.

It is not for anyone under 18, and it is not a place to make money. No tip, pattern or tool can predict a random draw. The full rules for using the site and the game are in our terms of use.

What We Never Do

Some rules hold everywhere on DMFirst, and we do not bend them for anyone.

• We never take money, deposits, fees or payments of any kind.
• We never list or sell invite codes, referral codes or paid gift codes.
• We never run Telegram or WhatsApp agents, groups or "VIP signal" channels.
• We never ask for your phone number, OTP, UPI PIN, bank details or ID documents.
• We never ask for your password, by email, chat or any other channel.
• We never link to real-money operators or to sites that send you to them.
• We never publish made-up ratings, reviews or player numbers.

If anyone claims to speak for us and asks for any of the above, it is not us. You can read what we store, and how to delete it, in the privacy policy, and how to spot a copy on our real-or-fake checklist.

How to Contact Us

Write to us at contact@dm1st.uk for help with your account, to report a mistake in a guide, or to tell us about a fake page or app using our name. We have no phone, WhatsApp or Telegram support.

The contact and scam report page lists what to include in your message so we can help quickly.