Privacy

This page explains privacy considerations when browsing RummyGo’s public directory. External gaming services have their own policies and practices, which should be read at the destination you choose.

Browsing the directory

The public directory does not require a visitor account. Search and category filters help you find entries without providing payment details or identity documents. RummyGo does not process gaming deposits, withdrawals or account verification.

Technical information

Website hosting and security systems may process information such as an IP address, browser details, requested page and access time to deliver the site, maintain security and investigate errors. The site’s hosting configuration controls these records.

Cookies and site tools

Administrator sign-in uses cookies for access and related site functions. The standard public directory does not require a marketing cookie to search or browse entries. Hosting and security services can have additional data practices. Directory search and category browsing do not depend on advertising or analytics cookies.

Messages you choose to send

If you contact the site by email, your address and message are available to the recipient and the email services involved. Send only what is needed to explain your request. Do not include passwords, payment credentials, identity documents or private game-account records.

External destinations

Following an outbound link takes you to a separate service. That service may receive ordinary connection information and may use its own cookies or account systems. Promotional links may contain a referral identifier. RummyGo does not control the destination’s processing or account data; consult its privacy information before submitting personal details.

Questions and requests

The Contact page explains how to raise an issue with RummyGo. Requests relating to an app account should be directed to that app’s operator. Hosting and email records are retained according to the purpose for which they are handled and the operational requirements of the services in use.