Privacy

Privacy when using the Rollbit reference

Reading the Rollbit reference does not require an account or the submission of personal information. The interactive play-exposure checker on the home page performs its calculations inside the browser, so the values entered into it stay on the reader’s device.

Reading the reference does not require a personal profile

The information can be browsed without creating a profile. The reference is intended to help readers understand Rollbit topics such as provably fair game checks, payment mechanics and account requirements without asking them to identify themselves to read the material.

Reading

No reader account is required.

Personal submissions

The reference does not ask readers to submit personal information in order to access the articles.

Interactive calculations

Values entered into the play-exposure checker are processed locally in the browser.

Saved tool state

The checker does not persist entered values between visits.

The play-exposure checker is a local calculation aid. Its inputs are not sent elsewhere and are not saved by the checker.

The play-exposure checker keeps its calculation on the device

The checker models turnover, theoretical expected loss and bankroll exposure from values supplied by the reader. Because the calculation runs locally, entering a stake, round count, illustrative house edge or reference bankroll does not create a remote calculation request.

The reader enters scenario values in the checker on the Rollbit home review.
The browser calculates turnover from stake per round and number of rounds.
The illustrative edge is applied to model a theoretical long-run expected loss.
The result is compared with the reader’s reference bankroll to show modeled exposure.

The calculation is informational and does not predict a gambling session. Short-run results can vary sharply from mathematical expectation, and losses can exceed an illustrative expected-loss figure.

Hosting can create routine server records

As with ordinary web hosting, the hosting layer may keep standard server logs needed to deliver and protect the service. Such logs can include routine technical request information produced when a browser connects to a server.

Article access

Opening a page creates the technical request needed for the hosting service to return that page to the browser.

Tool calculations

The play-exposure checker does not add a separate network request when its fields change; calculation stays in the browser.

Reader controls

Browser privacy settings remain available for managing local site data and connection preferences.

The reference does not use reader forms, analytics tracking or reader accounts. The separate cookie note explains how cookies and local browser storage are handled across the site.

Rollbit account information is separate from reader privacy

The Rollbit account guide discusses identity verification and account access at the casino. Those are Rollbit account processes. They are separate from reading this independent reference and from using the local play-exposure checker.

Reference interaction

Read articles without creating a reader profile.
Use the exposure checker with local browser-side calculation.
Move between related sections through ordinary internal links.

Casino account interaction

Registration and identity checks belong to the Rollbit account journey.
Wallet deposits and withdrawals involve external blockchain transactions.
Account requirements should be reviewed before moving funds.

The exposure checker processes its scenario values locally

Readers can use the Rollbit reference without creating a reader account, and the play-exposure checker keeps its calculation in the browser without transmitting or saving the entered scenario values. Routine hosting logs may still be created at the server level when pages are requested.

Created by the ”Rollbit” editorial team.