One privacy rule sits above every other on this site: we never ask for your casino username, password, PIN or one-time code, in any form, on any channel. A page, pop-up or chat that does ask is not Chicken Road Safe Login, however convincing it looks.
Nothing to register
There is no account, sign-up, mailing list or comment section here. You can read the guide and use the demo on the homepage without telling us who you are.
Hosting logs
Our hosting provider automatically records basic access logs: the IP address making a request, browser and operating system, the page fetched and a timestamp. They exist so attacks can be spotted and errors fixed. The logs are retained only for a limited period, then removed, and we do not use them to build profiles of readers.
Your 18+ answer
The age check you see on arrival is stored in your browser's local storage rather than in a cookie. That record never leaves your phone or computer and is not transmitted to us. Instructions for clearing it are in our cookie policy.
Other companies involved
The embedded demo comes directly from InOut Games' servers, and whatever data it handles is covered by InOut Games' own policies. Outbound casino links lead to independent operators; once you arrive, their privacy notices and security practices apply. Read them, and check the address bar, before you type anything at all.
No trackers, no selling
This site installs no analytics tools, advertising pixels or third-party tracking scripts of its own. We have never sold personal data and have no intention of doing so.
If you email us
A message you send is stored in our mailbox only for as long as it takes to handle it. We do not add senders to lists, pass addresses to operators or reply from any other address than the one on our contact page. If your email accidentally contains a code or password, we delete it and suggest you change that password.
Children
The site is meant for adults, and we do not knowingly hold data about anyone under 18. A parent who believes a minor has written to us can ask for that message to be erased.
A note on impersonation
Scammers copy the names of real guides to make phishing look trustworthy. If you receive a message, form or app that uses our name and asks for login details, do not respond. You are welcome to forward the address or a screenshot to us so we can warn other readers.
Requests under Indian law
India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 lets you ask an organisation what personal data it holds about you and have it corrected or erased. Email [email protected] with your request. We will never ask you to prove your identity with a password or OTP.
When this policy changes
Any revision will be posted here with a fresh date. Current version: Sep 25, 2026.