What this site stores about you, item by item
Reading these pages leaves a line in a web server log. The rest of this page covers two things only: a setting your own browser keeps, and a letter you chose to send.
What reaches us when you open a page
This site keeps no accounts, runs no registration and takes no payments. There is nothing here for you to fill in about yourself, so there is nothing about you to store: no name, no phone number, no card, no play history.
What remains is what any web server writes down for itself. The hosting keeps technical request logs with the address a request came from, the time, the page, and the browser string that your browser sends to identify itself. Those lines get read when something breaks. The retention period for them is set by the hosting company; this guide neither sets it nor holds a copy.
What this site is explains who runs these pages and who pays for them, and the terms of use cover the rules of reading them.
The one thing this site writes into your browser
The theme switch in the header writes one value into your browser's local storage, under the key mode. It holds a single word, light or dark, so the next page opens the way you left it. That value is no cookie. It identifies nobody, and it never leaves your browser: no script on this site reads it back to a server.
Clear site data for this domain and the word goes with everything else the browser held here. In Chrome that switch sits in the padlock menu beside the address bar, in Firefox under the shield. After that the site opens in its own default theme again, which is the dark one.
The search box on a section page
The help centre carries a box that filters the list of articles. The filtering happens in your browser as you type, and nothing about it is sent anywhere. If you press enter, the browser reloads the page with your words in the address bar, and a line with that address lands in the same server log as every other request. No separate record of searches is kept. There is no search history tied to you either, because there is no you here to tie it to.
No counter, no pixel, no outside font
This site runs no analytics counter of any kind. No Google Analytics, no Yandex Metrica, no heatmap, no advertising pixel, no social widget, no comment engine, and no font pulled from a font service: every script, style and font file on these pages is served from this domain. That is the easiest claim on the site to check: open the page source and read where the files come from. It takes about a minute and you do not have to take our word for any of it.
If a counter ever appears here, this section gets rewritten in the update that adds it, with the name of the counter and what it records.
What happens when you click through to the casino
Buttons and links that lead to the casino are partner links, and they pass through the redirect host movelinks.pro. From that click onward you are on the casino's site, where its own privacy policy, its own cookies and its own account rules apply, and this guide has no part in any of them. The partner account reports counts to this guide: how many clicks arrived and how many registrations followed. Names, email addresses and balances are no part of that report.
Your email, and who reads it
Mail sent to the address on the contact page lands in one mailbox and is read by one person, the author who reads the mail. The address is used to answer the question you asked. It is published nowhere, sold to nobody and handed to no service, and there is no mailing list on this site to add it to.
A letter stays in the mailbox while the question it raised is open. A screenshot you attach lives and dies with the letter it came in.
Asking what is stored, correcting it, deleting it
Write to the guide from the same address you wrote from before and ask what is stored about you, ask for a correction, or ask for the whole thread to be deleted. The answer goes back to that address. Deleting means the letters leave the mailbox; a wrong figure on a page is a separate fix that happens on the page itself.
No form, no account and no identity document is needed for any of it. Writing from a different address is the one case that slows things down, because a mailbox is the only thing here that can tell one person from another, and a stranger asking to delete somebody else's letters gets nothing.
When this page changes
When this site changes what it stores, this page changes first, and the stamp at the foot of the page moves with it. Reading the site after that means the wording standing here now is the one that applies to you. Earlier wordings are kept nowhere, and there is no account of yours to notify.