Do you sell my data?
No. We do not sell personal information. Game stats exist so your fake bankroll and training counts can persist.
What this policy covers
It covers black-jack.net in full: our guides, free blackjack tables, strategy trainers, multiplayer games, and accounts.
If you use the site from Canada, the federal Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) applies to personal information we collect in the course of commercial activity, unless a provincial private-sector law applies instead. Alberta, British Columbia, and Quebec have their own private-sector privacy laws. This page is our description of what we do. It is not a ruling on which statute covers a particular request.
Guest play on your device
If you are not logged in, the free tables keep a fake bankroll and hand counts in your browser (localStorage key bj-guest-stats). Table prefs such as volume, rebet, hotkeys, and theme stay there too. That data does not go to our account database. Clear site data and it is gone. It also does not move with you if you switch devices.
What we won't do
- No sale of personal data
- We don't sell, rent, or barter email addresses, play stats, or session data. We don't share them with any third parties.
- No real-money wallet
- We don't collect card numbers, bank accounts, or crypto wallets. You can't deposit and there's nothing to cash out.
Who else can see your data
Hosting, databases, and the multiplayer server process traffic so that the website stays up. They see what they need to run the service.
If you click a casino or other outbound link, that site may set its own cookies and collect its own data. Our /out/ links are a hop off this domain. We do not operate those businesses.
We may disclose information if the law requires it, or to protect black-jack.net from abuse.
How long we keep it
Guest localStorage lasts until you clear it. Session cookies last until they expire or you log out. Account records and saved game stats last until you ask us to close the account, or until we shut a record down.
Multiplayer room state is for the life of that lobby. It is not a permanent log of every hand you played.
Access and correction
You can ask what personal information we hold about you, and you can ask us to correct something that is wrong. Use the feedback page and say it is a privacy request. We will not ask you to pay for a copy of your own account record.
If you are not satisfied, you can complain to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada. Where Alberta, British Columbia, or Quebec privacy law applies instead, the commissioner for that province is the place to complain. We will point a request to the right office if we can tell which one it is.
Questions
Do I have to accept cookies to read the guides?
The guides work without an account. A locale cookie and theme cookie may still be set.
Can other players see my email?
No, other players can only see your display name.
Is this a substitute for a casino's privacy policy?
No. Once you leave this website, you'll be subject to the terms of whichever website you've visited.