Terms of Service
Our terms reference the same data definitions used here, so the word account means the same thing in both documents and nothing is interpreted two different ways.
This is our privacy policy in plain English. We wrote it so you can scan it before opening an account and know exactly what we collect, why we...
We collect the data we need to run your account: your name, contact details, device fingerprint, payment reference and game activity. We hold it only where local law permits and only for the supported regions we serve. Your data is not sold to advertisers. We share it with payment partners when you deposit or withdraw, and with regulators when we're legally required
to. You can request a copy of what we hold, ask us to correct it, or close your account and have us purge non-mandatory records. We keep audit logs for the windows our licence requires, then they're deleted. This policy is reviewed each quarter and the change date is shown at the top of the page.
Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.
Our legal team rereads this policy every quarter and updates the change log at the top. If wording shifts, you'll see the new date and a short summary of what moved.
Each revision is signed off by our data protection lead and our Indonesia-facing compliance officer. Both names sit on file so audit partners can trace who approved which clause.
Before a clause goes live, an editor rewrites legalese into the language you see here. We test it on non-lawyers; if they stumble, we rewrite it again.
Wording is mapped to the regulator obligations that cover our supported regions. When a rule changes, the affected clause is flagged and reissued within the notice window.
Payment and KYC partners that touch your data are audited yearly. We list the categories of partner here and update the list whenever we onboard or drop a vendor.
If a data incident affects your account, we notify you directly and publish a status note. The protocol is rehearsed twice a year so the response window stays tight.
Our terms reference the same data definitions used here, so the word account means the same thing in both documents and nothing is interpreted two different ways.
Cookie categories on our banner map one-to-one with the tracking section in this policy. If you reject a category there, it's reflected in what we collect here.
Identity documents collected under KYC are governed by the retention windows listed in this policy. Same data, same shelf life, same deletion trigger when you close out.
Anti-money-laundering checks rely on the lawful basis described in this policy. Nothing extra is collected beyond what the AML clause itself authorises us to hold.
The opt-in choices in your account settings are the same consents we describe here. Turn one off in settings and the corresponding processing here stops within a day.
Privacy complaints follow the same escalation ladder as account complaints: desk first, supervisor second, external regulator third. Nothing is hidden behind a separate process.
The retention table linked from this page is the single source used by every other policy. Other documents reference it rather than restate it, so windows can't drift.
A dated list at the top tells you what moved since the last revision. Skim it first if you've read the policy before — you'll spot new clauses in seconds.
Each section has a jump link, so if you only need the retention paragraph you can land on it directly without scrolling through the whole document on mobile.
Every major clause opens with a one-line summary in bold. Read the bold lines first to get the shape, then dive into the full text if you want the detail.
Hover or tap any underlined term — controller, processor, lawful basis — and a short tooltip explains it without forcing you off the page to look things up.
Clauses that apply only in certain supported regions carry a small region tag, so you know which paragraphs are relevant to your account jurisdiction.
A print-friendly version strips the lobby chrome and gives you the policy as a clean PDF. Useful if your legal advisor wants to mark it up offline.