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Effective 15 July 2026 · Covers roughodds.com
This notice explains how Rough Odds ("Rough Odds", "we") treats personal information on this website, under PIPEDA federally and, for readers in Quebec, the private-sector act as modernized by Law 25. It is written to be read, which is the same standard we hold everyone else's fine print to.
Our starting position
In short: we barely collect anything, by design.
You can read every page here without an account, a name or an email address. The age check happens entirely in your browser — the year you type is never stored and never transmitted; only a yes/no confirmation is kept on your own device. Your cookie choice is stored the same local way.
What we handle, and why
| What | When | Why | Footing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your email and message | Only if you write to us | To answer, and to keep the thread | Consent — you initiated |
| Local browser values | Age confirmation; cookie choice | Site function | Necessity |
| Anonymous referral token | When you follow a casino link | Commission attribution | Disclosed interest; carries no identity |
What never enters this house
Payment details, identity documents, wagering histories, precise location. Whatever happens inside a casino account happens under that operator's privacy policy — read it before registering, as you'd hope everyone would. Rough Odds itself runs no analytics and sets no advertising or tracking cookies.
Where information travels
In short: to our service providers under contract, and nowhere else voluntarily.
Hosting and email providers process data on our instructions, bound to confidentiality; some sit outside Canada (including the United States), where local law applies alongside our contracts. The referral token goes to the casino you click through to. Authorities receive data only where law compels.
How long things stay
Correspondence: up to twenty-four months after the thread closes, then deleted. Browser values: on your device, under your control, until you clear them. We keep no analytics records, because we collect none.
Your rights, all of them
Ask what we hold, ask for corrections, withdraw consent, or ask for deletion: [email protected], subject PRIVACY, answered within thirty days. Quebec readers additionally hold Law 25's rights, including portability and complaint to the Commission d'accès à l'information; every reader may complain to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada.
Who answers for all this
Our designated privacy officer is Jonathan Reed — [email protected], or by post at 1900 South Highway Dr SE, Redcliff, Alberta, T0J 2P0, Canada.
When this notice changes
The date above moves with every revision; material changes sit flagged on this page for thirty days before continued use adopts them.