Privacy Policy

Three categories, and none of them identifies you by name unless you choose to provide it.

Technical analytics. Which pages are opened, how long they are read, which page referred you, roughly which region the request came from, and the device and browser type. This arrives in aggregate and is used to understand which material is useful.

Cookies and similar technologies. Small files stored by your browser, including affiliate tracking references. Section 4 covers these in detail.

Anything you send us. If you write through a contact route, we have whatever is in that message: the address you wrote from and whatever you chose to include.

What is never requested: identity documents, bank or card details, crypto wallet keys, and account passwords. This site has no use for any of them, no mechanism to receive them and no place to store them. Anyone asking you for those while claiming to be this site is not this site.

Worth listing explicitly, because the distinction protects you.

• Payment data. No card numbers, bank credentials or wallet addresses. Deposits happen on the operator's cashier and its payment gateways, never here.
• Verification documents. Identity documents go to the operator through its own secure channel. This site does not accept them and would not know what to do with them.
• Account access. No access to your balance, your bets, your bonuses or your history, which is why account problems have to go to the operator.
• Account credentials. Usernames and passwords for the platform are never requested here.

All of that sits with the operator under its own rules, and the verification side of it is described on the KYC and AML policy page.

The practical value of this list is as a test. If anything presenting itself as this site asks you for a document, a card number or a password, the request is false, because nothing here has any use for them.

Four concrete purposes, rather than a vague appeal to improving your experience.

To see which material is actually useful. Pages that get opened and read tell us what to expand; pages that do not tell us what to rewrite or drop.

To find and fix technical problems. Device and browser data shows when something breaks on a specific setup, which is otherwise invisible from the inside.

To measure where readers come from. Referral and affiliate tracking data shows which channels bring people here, which is how the site's commercial side is accounted for.

To defend against automated abuse. Scraping, request flooding and similar activity are identified from technical patterns.

None of it is used to build a profile of you as an individual, and none of it is used to target advertising at you elsewhere.

What none of it supports is advertising. This site does not run ad networks, does not build audience segments and does not pass identifiers to advertisers, so the analytics here exist to inform editorial decisions rather than to follow you elsewhere.

Cookies are small files a site stores in your browser. Three kinds are relevant here.

Technical cookies keep the site working: remembering preferences you set and keeping pages consistent as you move between them. Disabling these usually breaks something.

Analytics cookies support the measurement described in section 3. They tell us that a page was read, not who read it.

Affiliate cookies record that you arrived at the operator through a link from here, so that any commission is attributed correctly. Section 5 explains the mechanism.

All of them can be controlled from your browser. Every major browser has a privacy or site data settings screen where cookies can be blocked, restricted to first-party only, or cleared entirely, and most offer a private browsing mode that discards them at the end of a session. Blocking analytics and affiliate cookies does not restrict access to anything here; blocking technical cookies may affect how parts of the site behave.

Clearing cookies periodically is a reasonable habit in any case, and on this site it costs you nothing beyond the preferences you had set.

When you follow a link from this site to the operator, that link can carry a tracking reference identifying this site as the source. If you then register or play, the operator counts that activity against the reference and pays commission accordingly. This is disclosed in the terms and repeated here because it involves data.

Two clarifications about what actually moves.

Nothing personal comes back to us. The operator does not send this site your name, your email, your balance or your betting activity. What arrives is aggregate reporting: numbers of clicks, registrations and activity attributed to the reference, not identifiable individuals.

Nothing changes for you. Bonuses, limits and conditions are identical whether a tracking reference was present or not. The commission is paid by the operator from its own revenue.

If you would rather not be tracked, blocking third-party cookies or navigating to the operator directly achieves that, and costs you nothing in terms of what you receive there.

Data collected here is shared only where it is necessary to run the site.

Service providers. Hosting and analytics providers process data on our behalf, in the volume needed to deliver those services and no more. They are bound to use it for that purpose only.

Legal requirements. Where disclosure is required by law or by a valid request from a competent authority, we comply.

That is the complete list. Data is not sold, not to advertisers, not to data brokers and not to other gambling sites. Nor is it rented, traded or included in any marketing list.

Specific providers are not named in this document because naming a service that later changes would make the policy inaccurate. Where you need to know which processors are currently used, ask through the contact routes and you will be told.

Analytics data is kept for as long as it serves the purposes in section 3 and no longer; correspondence is kept for as long as needed to deal with the matter it concerns and any follow-up. Specific retention periods are set by the site owner and are available on request rather than guessed at in this document.

On security: the site runs over an encrypted connection, access to any collected data is limited to people who need it to operate the site, and the collection itself is deliberately minimal. That last point is the strongest protection available, and it is the reason sections 1 and 2 are written the way they are. Data that is never collected cannot be leaked.

No site can promise absolute security, and one that does is overselling. What can be promised is that the categories of data described above are the only ones held, and that nothing sensitive about your gaming account is among them.

You can ask what data this site holds about you, ask for it to be corrected if it is wrong, ask for it to be deleted, and withdraw consent to analytics and affiliate cookies at any time by adjusting your browser settings.

To make a request, write through the site's contact routes with enough detail to identify what you are asking about. Since the site does not hold accounts, the practical scope of a request here is usually correspondence and any cookie-based identifiers associated with your browser.

Malaysia's Personal Data Protection Act provides the framework for personal data handling locally, and this policy is written with that context in mind. It is not a substitute for the Act itself, and it is not legal advice.

One routing note. Requests about data held by the operator, including your account records and verification documents, have to go to the operator and not here, because this site cannot access them. Contact routes for both are on the contact support page.

This site publishes material about gambling and is intended for adults aged 18 and over. It is not directed at children, and data relating to minors is not knowingly collected.

If you believe information about someone under 18 has been collected here, write through the contact routes and it will be deleted. Household measures that help in practice, including device locks and parental controls, are covered under responsible gaming tools.

The material here describes gambling rather than promoting it to a general audience, and the operator it covers is itself restricted to adults, with age checked at registration and again during verification.

This policy is revised when the site's practices change, when the services behind it change, or when legal requirements do. The version on this page is always the current one, and the date at the top records when it last changed.

Material changes are reflected in that date rather than announced individually, so if this document matters to you, the date line is the thing to check. The wider rules covering use of the site are in the terms and conditions.

Where a change affects what is collected rather than how it is described, that is a substantive change and the date will reflect it. Previous versions are not archived, so keep a copy if the wording matters to you.