Privacy at a Glance
Start with the short version, so the main point lands before any detail. This site may receive technical data, data you send through the form, and cookie or analytics information. What it should never ask for is a password, a 2FA code, wallet keys, KYC documents or payment data. If you keep one thing from this page, keep that line.
What We May Process
Depending on which features are in use, the site may process:
- Contact form details
- Website usage data
- Device and browser information
- Cookies
- Analytics data
- Spam and security logs
- Referral or affiliate click data
We will not claim to collect something the site does not actually use. The list reflects what may be processed, not a promise that all of it is.
What We Never Need
Separately, here is what the site never needs:
- Your password
- A 2FA or recovery code
- A seed phrase or private key
- A wallet password
- KYC documents or card data
- Your account balance or betting history
- Deposit or withdrawal access
If you ever send one of these, that is a mistake on the sender’s side, not a requirement of the site. We have no use for any of it.
When You Read Our Guides
This covers an ordinary visit — reading the material without sending the form. As you read about login, APK, crypto, bonuses, crash games, hash, sportsbook, esports or responsible gambling, the site may receive some technical and analytics data. None of it reaches into your account anywhere.
Page Visit Data
When pages load, the site may record the URL, the visit time, the referring source, the device type, the browser, the language, an approximate location, the IP address or technical events. We write “may”, because what is collected depends on the site’s settings. This is standard for running a website, not a profile of you as a person.
Analytics for Content Improvement
Analytics help us understand which pages are read most, where readers leave, which material needs updating and what errors come up. The purpose is improving the content. We do not track personal accounts or anything you do inside BC Game — the analytics are about the site’s own performance, viewed in aggregate.
No Gambling Account Tracking
To be explicit: the site does not see your password, balance, bets, KYC, wallet, deposits, withdrawals, bonus activation or play history on a third-party platform. None of that is visible to us. We describe the platform from the outside, and the inside of your account stays entirely with the operator.
When You Use the Contact Form
This is the separate scenario where you actively send data. The information you provide through the form is used only to handle your query about the site or its material — nothing more.
Form Fields We May Ask For
The form may ask for your name, email, subject, message, the page URL and an issue type. Where a dropdown exists, the topics might include a correction, outdated information, a suspicious link, a broken page, a topic suggestion or a privacy request. What it will not ask for is anything sensitive — the fields are built for editorial contact, not data collection.
How We Use Your Message
Your message may be used to reply, to check an error, to fix an article, to update a link, to consider a new topic or to handle a privacy request. We do not promise a reply to every message. When we do respond, it is to the address you gave and about the content you raised — not for any other purpose.
Do Not Send Private Account Details
To state it directly: do not send logins, passwords, 2FA codes, a seed phrase, private keys, documents, wallet screenshots with private data, transaction screenshots with sensitive information, or BC Game account details through the form. We cannot act on them, and sending them anywhere is a risk to you. The form simply does not need any of it.
When You Click External Links
The site may link to outside pages — BC Game, help pages, crypto-wallet services, responsible gambling resources, affiliate pages, social channels or other sites. Once you click through, you are outside this site’s control, and a different set of rules applies.
Third-Party Sites Have Their Own Rules
External sites have their own privacy policies, terms, cookies and security practices. This site does not control what data they collect after you arrive. Before sharing anything on another site, read its own policy — ours stops at our boundary, and we cannot answer for theirs.
Gambling and Crypto Links
A link to a gambling, sportsbook, crypto or wallet service does not mean the site manages your account, deposits, withdrawals, KYC, bonuses or transactions. The link is a pointer, nothing more. Whatever happens inside that service is between you and the service, under its rules rather than ours.
Suspicious External Pages
Treat fake login pages, mirror clones, suspicious APKs, bonus-code scams, Telegram “managers” and fake wallet pages with real caution. If you spot such a link in our material, you can send it through the contact form so it can be checked. Do not enter data on it or download anything from it to “test” it first.
Cookies and Browser Controls
Rather than “we use cookies”, think of this as what may happen in your browser. Cookies, where used, support the site’s operation, analytics, settings and security. Here is what that means in practice.
| Cookie type | What it may do |
| Functional | Loads pages, runs the form, supports security and settings |
| Measurement | Counts views, traffic sources, devices and errors |
Functional Cookies
Functional cookies handle the basics: loading pages, the form, security, spam protection and saving your settings, where those features exist. We will not invent functions the site does not have. These are the cookies that keep the site working, not the ones that measure your behaviour.
Measurement Cookies
Measurement cookies, where used, gather statistics: page views, traffic sources, devices, errors and on-site behaviour. The data is used to improve the content and the site’s technical performance. It is treated as statistical rather than a personal record, since the site does not aim to identify you directly.
How to Control Cookies
You can manage cookies through your browser settings:
- Delete existing cookies
- Block cookies for the site
- Limit third-party cookies
- Use a private or incognito window
Bear in mind that some site features may work less well if cookies are fully disabled.
Affiliate and Referral Tracking
If the site uses affiliate or referral links, this is where it is disclosed. Such links may carry tracking parameters that identify where a visit came from. That does not give the site access to your personal account in any way.
What Referral Tracking Can Show
Referral tracking can show the fact of a visit, the source, the page, or the campaign. It does not show your password, your balance, your bets, your wallet, your deposits, your withdrawals or your KYC data. A tracking parameter records a referral — it is not a window into your account.
Editorial Independence and Disclosures
An affiliate link does not turn the material into a promise of a win, a bonus, a payout or account access. Where the site earns a commission from a click or a user action, a disclosure should be added. The writing stays informational regardless — a commission does not change the facts, and it should not change the tone of a page.
Security and Abuse Prevention
The site may use technical measures to protect against spam, suspicious submissions, malicious traffic, fake submissions and attacks. We will not spell out the details that would help an attacker — but here is the general shape of it.
Spam and Bot Protection
Forms may use anti-spam tools, rate limits, a captcha or similar measures, where those are in place. Such tools can process some technical data about the user. The point is to keep the form usable and the site clean, which is in every honest reader’s interest.
Security Logs
Server or security logs may record an IP address, a user agent, a request time, an error, a suspicious action or a traffic source. This data exists to protect the site and to help diagnose problems. It is operational, not a profile, and it is handled as part of keeping the site stable.
No Absolute Security Promise
The site applies reasonable security measures, but no website can guarantee 100% security of data in transit or storage. That is a limit of the technology, not a loophole. We take sensible steps; we will not tell fairy tales about “complete protection”, because honest policies do not make that claim.
How Long Information May Be Kept
We keep data only as long as needed for the purposes in this policy. Exact periods are stated only where they are known; otherwise, the rule is simply “as long as the purpose requires”.
| Data | How long it is kept |
| Contact messages | As long as needed to handle the query |
| Analytics and logs | Per the service’s settings |
Contact Messages
Messages from the form may be kept to handle your query, reply to you, fix an article, or protect against repeat spam. We do not deliberately request or retain extra sensitive data — the better outcome is that none is sent in the first place. Otherwise, retention is limited to what the query needs.
Analytics and Technical Logs
Analytics and log data may be kept in statistical or technical form to assess the site, fix errors and protect it. Retention periods depend on the settings of the services in use. Where a specific service is involved, its own configuration governs how long that data lives.
Deletion Where Possible
You can request deletion of personal data you sent through the site, where that is technically possible and does not conflict with legal or security requirements. We will act on it within those limits. Some records may need to be kept briefly for security or legal reasons, and we will say so if that applies.
Your Privacy Choices
You have choices here. You can manage cookies, avoid sending unnecessary data, request a correction or deletion of a message, and click external links with caution. The strongest privacy protection is mostly in your own hands.
Request Access or Correction
You can write through the contact form to request access to data you sent the site, or to correct an error in that data. We will handle reasonable requests about your own submissions. What we cannot do is correct data we never held, since we do not reach into the platform or your account.
Request Deletion
You can ask us to delete a message or personal data you sent through the form. Phrase the request specifically: which email, which date, which message. That makes it possible to find and remove the right data, within any legal or technical limits that apply.
Limit What You Share
The best way to protect your privacy is not to send more than necessary: no passwords, codes, documents, wallet data, screenshots with private information, or third-party account details. What is never sent cannot be exposed — with this site or with anyone claiming to act for it.
Children and Age-Limited Content
This block is required. The site contains material on gambling-related topics and is not intended for minors. We will not state a specific age where it depends on the applicable rules — but the content assumes an adult reader.
No Intentional Collection From Minors
The site should not knowingly collect personal data from minors. If such data was sent through the form, a parent or guardian can contact the site to check and remove it where possible. We do not want to hold data from a child, and we will act to remove it when it is flagged.
Gambling Content Is Not for Children
Minors should not use the site’s material to register, bet, deposit, make crypto payments, claim bonuses or access gambling platforms. The content is written for adults under the rules that apply, and it is not suitable for, or directed at, anyone under the legal age.
Policy Updates
This policy may be updated when the site’s forms, cookies, analytics, affiliate links, external services, security tools or legal requirements change. Where the design allows, a last-updated date is added so you can see when it last moved.
Reasons for Updates
Updates may follow a new contact form, new analytics tools, a cookie banner, an affiliate disclosure, security changes, new external services, legal updates, or a change to the site’s structure. In short, when the way data is handled changes, the policy is meant to change with it rather than fall out of step.
How Users Can Check Updates
You can review this page from time to time to stay aware of the current rules. Where the site shows a last-updated date, it appears at the top or bottom of the page. The reliable way to know where things stand is to read the current version here, which is always the one that applies.