Privacy Policy
Updated
This page explains how the 8jj casino review and mirror site handles information. It is an information resource for adults aged 18+, and it runs no accounts, wallets or betting tools of its own.
You do not register here, and nothing on this site takes a deposit or sends a withdrawal. Identity checks, payouts and payment methods such as UPI belong to the casino operator, under that operator's own privacy policy. Treat any payment name you read in our articles as a typical example for India that you should verify on the official site before relying on it.
We keep the data footprint small on purpose: no player profiles, no KYC files, no banking records, no marketing lists. What follows describes the limited information that does pass through this site, why it is there and what you can do about it.
When you open a page
Like most websites, this site receives technical data when a browser asks for a page. That typically includes the IP address of your connection, the date and time of the request, the page requested, your browser and operating system version, the language setting, and the address of the page that referred you, if one did. The hosting layer records this to serve pages, keep the site online and spot abusive traffic such as scraping or denial-of-service attempts.
We read this in aggregate: how many visits a guide received, whether readers arrive on mobile or desktop, which pages hold attention. We do not build a personal profile from it, and we cannot tie a visit to a casino account, because no account data reaches this site. When you click through to an operator, you leave this site and the operator's own privacy rules apply from that point onward.
When you email us
If you write to [email protected], we receive your email address, the text of your message, any attachments you choose to add, and the timestamps of the exchange. We use that only to answer your question, correct a factual error, or look into a technical problem with a page. Replies come from the same address, so adding it to your contacts keeps our answer out of the spam folder.
Please keep messages light. Do not send identity documents, selfies with ID, one-time passwords, card numbers, bank statements or UPI details, because none of that is needed to answer a question about a guide, and this site cannot act on a casino account, verify a player or release a payout. For deposits, bonuses or withdrawals, contact the operator's support team directly; only they hold that data.
Cookies and similar tech
This site uses a small number of cookies and similar storage items. Some are needed for basic functions, such as remembering that you closed a notice or keeping a layout stable. Others help count visits so we can see which articles are worth keeping. Analytics tools and any third-party scripts on a page may set their own cookies, and their data handling follows their own policies rather than ours.
You control cookies through your browser. Most browsers let you view stored items, delete them, block third-party cookies or block cookies for specific sites. Blocking everything can affect how a page displays, but reading our guides does not require you to accept anything beyond what is strictly needed. In a private or incognito window, cookies clear when you close it.
Retention in plain language
Server log entries are kept for a short, practical period and then rotated out automatically. They stay long enough to investigate a fault or an attack and no longer than that. Raw logs are not archived for years on the chance they become useful later.
Email correspondence is kept while your question is open and for a reasonable period after that, so a follow-up can be answered with context. Once a thread is no longer needed, it is deleted or reduced to an anonymous note such as the topic and the date. Backup copies may hold an older version for a short cycle before being overwritten. If you want a specific message removed sooner, say so and we will do what we can, unless a legal reason requires us to keep it.
Your choices
You can ask what email correspondence we hold about you, request a correction, or ask for deletion. Write from the address you used before, so the request can be matched to the right thread. There is no form to fill in and no account to close, because you never created one here.
For cookies you have the browser controls described above, and you can clear stored items at any time. If you would rather not use your main address, a separate one for site questions works fine. Casino-side settings such as marketing preferences, deposit limits, session timers and self-exclusion are handled by the operator and cannot be changed from this site; if play stops feeling like entertainment, use those limits or step away for a while.
Privacy contact [email protected]
Privacy questions, data requests and corrections go to [email protected]. Use a clear subject line such as privacy request or correction, describe what you need, and mention the address you wrote from if it is different. We normally reply within a few working days.
If your message concerns a casino account, a deposit, a bonus or a withdrawal, we will point you back to the operator, because that data never reaches this site. For anything else about how this review and mirror site handles information, the address above is the only channel we use.