How we handle the data an account leaves with us
An account is a record as well as a balance: it holds profile data, a history of play and the traces of a visit. We describe here what that record contains, who touches it and which rights stand over it, so a player can read the frame before playing inside it.
What our record collects, type by type
| Data type | What it covers | Why it exists |
|---|---|---|
| Account and profile data | Name, birth date, city, phone, e-mail | The account identity from sign-up |
| Comment data | Comment text with IP address and user agent | Comment moderation on the platform |
| Profile-picture data | E-mail hashes | Picture matching for profiles |
| Activity history | Bets, deposits, gaming activity | The account record a player can consult |
Who else touches the data
Named services on our pages
Third parties on the platform include a picture-matching service for profile avatars, embedded content from other pages, and automated spam detection on comments.
The readers’ own content
A comment carries its text together with the IP address and the user agent of the writer, and that pair is what the spam filter reads.
How policy changes reach players
A policy changes by a new version taking its place on the same page, and the date line shows which version applies at a given moment. A reader who wants certainty about the current text looks at that line first, because it is the marker the platform updates when the frame moves.
The rights a player holds
The rights to export and to erasure
Held personal data can be exported, and erasure of personal data can be requested; both rights run through the support contact routes.
The profile and its one boundary
A profile can be edited, with one published boundary: the username cannot be changed after the account exists.
What the data is used for
- Operating the account: the identity fields from sign-up keep the record consistent.
- Moderating comments: the IP address and user agent attached to a comment feed spam detection.
- Building profile pictures: the e-mail hash lets the picture service match an avatar without exposing the address itself.
- Keeping the activity record: bets, deposits and gaming activity stay consultable in the account history.
Cookies and analytics, in brief
Cookies split into essential, analytics, functional and advertising types, with analytics stored up to 2 years and advertising or functional cookies up to 1 year. Third-party services such as Google Analytics, Facebook Ads and affiliate networks may place their own files. The dedicated cookie policy on our pages carries the full picture, including the short-lived session cookies around login and comment fields.
How the record is protected and kept
- Traffic moves under SSL/TLS 1.2 encryption between the player’s device and our platform.
- A Data Protection Officer holds the privacy side of our account framework.
- AML/KYC policies govern which identity data a payout can demand, and intrusion detection guards the perimeter.
- Retention follows the record type: comments are kept indefinitely, profile data until deletion is requested.
Last updated: 11 November 2026