Privacy Policy for Readers of This Service

4 Fields the Server Logs Record

The server log keeps 4 fields: IP address, requested URL, user agent and timestamp. It exists for security and error diagnosis. The IP address is the one identifying value in it; no name, email or payment detail is there, because the site never asks for one.

Nothing is sold and nothing is merged. The log feeds no profile, and the pages carry no analytics script or tracking pixel.

Accounts

None

Cookies this site sets

0

Analytics scripts

None

Server log fields

4 (IP, URL, user agent, time)

Policy dates

10 Nov 2026 / 10 Nov 2026

Cookies and Scripts on These Pages

The site sets no cookie. Each page loads two small scripts: one prepares the address of the play button, the other adds conveniences such as copy link and back to top. Neither sends data anywhere. Anything your browser keeps on its own, such as a collapsed menu, stays on your device and clears from your browser settings.

What the Play Button Records

The play button first goes to a redirect address on this site. That hop writes one line to a click record: the page the click came from, the page language, a click type and the time. It stores no IP address and no browser details. The affiliate redirect then sends you on, without the page address, to the affiliate network’s tracker, whose own policy applies from that moment. The terms of use explain the arrangement.

What the Casino Collects Instead

Opening an account at Arlequin is where personal data really starts, and it happens on the casino’s site, under its policies. Its terms ask for a passport, national ID or driving licence, a utility bill or proof of address no older than three months, a bank statement and source-of-wealth data, and the last two become mandatory once cumulative deposits pass €2,000.

None of that passes through this site, and this desk cannot see, correct or delete it. Questions about it go to the casino; the contact details it publishes are on the contact page.

How Long the Logs Are Kept

Retention belongs to the host, not to us. This site runs no analytics, sets no tracking cookie and keeps no database of visitors; the only record of a visit is the access log the web server writes, and that log is held by the hosting company under its own retention policy rather than by this desk. A reader who wants to know how long a specific visit stays on record can ask through the contact page, and the answer will name the host and its window as they stand on the day of the reply.

Your Rights over Those Logs

Where the General Data Protection Regulation, Regulation (EU) 2016/679, applies, it is the rule this site follows. You may ask what the server holds about your visits and ask for it to be deleted, and you may complain to the data-protection authority of your own country if the answer does not satisfy you.

Write through the contact page with the approximate date and time of your visit. The editor checks the request against whatever logs survive; a log already discarded cannot be produced, and the reply will say so.

Terms This Policy Uses

Access log

The line a web server writes for each request, holding an IP address, a URL, a user agent and a timestamp.

Affiliate redirect

A short link on this site that records a click for commission accounting before sending the reader on.

KYC

Know your customer: the identity check a casino runs on its own players, entirely outside this site.

Data request

A message asking what the server holds about a visit, answered against whichever logs still exist.

Recap: Little Kept, Nothing Shared

Four log fields, no cookies of our own, a click record without an IP address, retention set by the host, and a right to ask. Everything the casino collects stays with the casino. This policy was first published on 10 Nov 2026 and the current wording dates from 10 Nov 2026; with no accounts to email, a change reaches readers through this page.