Privacy Policy

What this policy covers

This privacy policy describes what happens when you browse the catalogue. It does not describe the operator behind a card. Each of those companies has its own policy, and you should read that policy before you create an account or move money.

We run a directory. We do not open player accounts for the tables, we do not hold balances, and we do not see the operator's ledger. If a payout is missing, the operator is the only party that can see it.

Information collection on this site is small. We do not ask you to register to read a card. If you write to us for help, we receive whatever you chose to send: a name, a number, or a message. Do not send account passwords or payment PINs. We do not want them, and we will not ask for them.

Technical logs are collected by the server in the ordinary way: an address, a browser type, a time, and the page requested. Those logs keep the site up and show us which cards people open. They are not a profile of how you play.

Information collection

Cookies on this site are there so a page can remember a layout choice and so we can count visits. You can block cookies in the browser. The catalogue still loads. Blocking cookies on an operator's own lobby is a separate decision, and it may stop that lobby from working.

Information usage is limited to running the directory, answering a message you sent, and spotting abuse such as floods of requests. We do not sell a mailing list. We do not run ads that follow you around the web based on which card you opened.

Security is the practical kind. The site is served over HTTPS. Support messages are kept only as long as we need them to answer you. No method is perfect. Do not treat a directory as a vault for secrets it should never have been given.

User privacy also depends on what you hand to an operator. Once you leave this site and open a package, that company's policy applies. A bonus screen, a KYC photo, and a bank account are their data, not ours. We cannot delete what we never received.

Cookies and information usage

The phrase people use for this page is the Yono All Games privacy policy. That is this document. It covers the catalogue branded All Yono Games. It does not cover Telegram, a payment provider, or a title you installed.

Third-party pages linked from a card may set their own cookies the moment you arrive. We do not control those cookies. If that bothers you, read the card, and do not follow the button.

Children are not the audience. The directory is for adults 18 and over. We do not knowingly collect information from anyone younger. If you believe a minor has written to us, tell us and we will delete the message.

You can ask what we hold about you. For most readers the answer is nothing personal, because you never wrote to us. If you did write, ask and we will delete the thread when we are not required to keep it.

Security and user privacy

We may change this privacy policy when the directory changes. The new text will be on this page, and the change applies from the day it is posted. If you keep using the site after that, you are reading the new text. Check the page rather than a copied screenshot.

Contact for a privacy question is the same channel linked in the header. Say that the question is about this privacy policy so it is not mistaken for an operator payout. We cannot answer operator payout questions, and we will say so.

Logs are rotated. We do not build a long history of every visit for its own sake. What we keep is what we need to operate and to respond to abuse. When that need ends, the record goes.

Links inside the catalogue point at operators we do not own. Following a link is your choice. The operator may ask for a mobile number, a document, or a payment method. Those requests are not made by this privacy policy and are not covered by it.

The Yono All Games privacy policy

Analytics, where they run, are counted in aggregate: which cards are opened, which pages fail to load. They are not a map of your stakes. We do not want that map.

If you use a shared phone, clear the browser when you are done. This site does not require a login, so the main risk on a shared phone is the operator's lobby, not our catalogue. Still, a shared browser keeps pages you opened.

This is the full privacy policy for the directory. For the separate warning about money, age, and third-party packages, read the disclaimer. The two pages do different jobs. This one is about information. That one is about risk.