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JILI GAMES Privacy Notice: What a Visit Leaves Behind

A visit to this site leaves very little behind, because the site asks you for nothing. There is no account to open, no form to fill in, no newsletter and no comment box. This notice sets out what is recorded anyway and what happens when you leave.

What is recorded

The pages are static files served by a hosting provider’s network. Like any web host, it keeps ordinary request logs to deliver pages and stop abuse:

  1. The address of the page requested and the time of the request.
  2. The IP address the request came from and the browser’s user-agent string.
  3. The response status, such as 200 for a page served or 404 for a missing one.

These logs are held by the host under its own retention rules. The site’s authors do not combine them with anything else and do not use them to identify readers.

What is never collected

  • No name, e-mail address, phone number or wallet number, because nothing on the site asks for one.
  • No password or one-time code. If any page appears to ask for one, it is not this site.
  • No analytics or advertising script runs on these pages, and the site sets no cookies of its own.

Third parties on the page

Fonts, images and styles are served from the same host as the pages, so loading a page does not contact a font service, an image library or an advertising network. The only links that leave the site are the Register and Login buttons, which carry the referral link described below. Studio names, wallet names and bank names appear as text, never as tracking pixels or embedded widgets.

When you press Register or Login

Both buttons open a partner casino’s pages through a referral link. The link tells that casino which site sent you, so a referral fee can be credited. From that moment you are on the casino’s site, and anything you enter there is governed by its own privacy policy and terms, not by this notice. Read them before you register.

Your choices

You can read every page without giving anything. Clearing your browser history removes any record of the visit from your device, and a private window leaves none. Questions about this notice go through the contact page. Who runs this guide and how explains how the site is paid, and the terms of use cover how the pages may be used.