Personal data on this site is handled by ABC Interactive N.V., registered in Curaçao. This page sums up what gets collected, why it stays stored and which rights every user holds.
Data Collected Automatically
Servers and analytics systems register a set of technical parameters whenever someone opens the site:
- IP address and approximate location
- browser type and language settings
- device characteristics and screen resolution
- referring pages and click activity
- date and time stamps of each session
That stream serves performance monitoring, fraud protection and usage analysis. On its own, none of it identifies a person.
Data You Provide Yourself
Real money play requires an account, and our licence defines which records registration must collect:
- name, email, phone, address, gender and date of birth
- payment method details, a scanned ID and proof of address for verification
- deposit, withdrawal and gaming activity records
- messages sent to support through chat, email or the contact form
Everything submitted stays within the purposes described on this page and nowhere else.
How the Information Is Used
Collected records keep the platform running: they verify identity, process transactions, answer support requests and protect players from fraud. Service and bonus messages rely on the same data, and marketing can be switched off in account settings at any moment. Nothing gets sold, and nothing serves purposes outside legal or operational needs.
Cookies and Tracking
A handful of cookies keep sessions alive and feed anonymous statistics. Advertising networks receive no visitor data from us, while third party analytics providers may set their own cookies under their own policies. Browser settings let you block or wipe cookies whenever you choose, and the main pages keep working afterwards.
Data Retention and Security
Records live only as long as their purpose demands, under SSL encryption and regular internal review. Gambling regulations can require storage for up to five years after an account closes, after which data gets deleted or anonymized.
Data Sharing
Access to personal data may reach law enforcement under a legal duty, or service providers handling payments, verification and analytics. Beyond those cases, transfers need your approval, and anonymized figures are the only thing partners see by default.
Your Rights
Data protection law, including the New Zealand Privacy Act 2020, may grant you access to your personal data along with the power to correct, erase or restrict its processing. To act on any of these rights, write to [email protected], and expect a short identity check before changes apply. The Services stay open to persons aged 18 or older only, and this policy updates on the site whenever practices change.