Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy explains what data may be processed when a person visits this informational website, uses the contact form, accepts certain cookies, or interacts with its technical features. The document also describes the general purposes of processing, possible external providers, retention periods, and the controls available to users.

The policy takes effect from the date stated on this page and may be updated when the website’s features, technical tools, or applicable requirements change.

This resource publishes information about online casinos, betting, promotions, and related topics for adult readers in Argentina. It is not a gambling platform, does not register casino accounts, accept deposits, process withdrawals, manage balances, or place bets. For this reason, the editorial team does not need and should not receive KYC documentation, complete card details, transaction histories, or other information belonging to the relationship between a player and an operator.

Why This Document Exists

This policy establishes general rules for processing information within the pages managed by this website. It applies to browsing, the contact form, cookies, local storage, and the technical functions required to display, protect, and improve the content.

The document does not regulate processing carried out by MyStake, other casinos, sportsbooks, payment providers, regulators, support organizations, or any external service mentioned in the articles.

When you click a link and leave this domain, you begin interacting with a third party that may apply its own terms, cookies, and privacy policies. The editorial team does not control how those organizations receive, use, or retain your data.

Before creating an account, making a payment, or submitting documents to an external platform, always review the policy published by that organization and confirm that you are using its official domain.

Scope of This Policy

The following table shows which interactions are covered by this document.

Activity	Is it covered by this policy?	Who is responsible for explaining the processing?
Reading articles on this website	Yes	This informational website
Using the editorial contact form	Yes	This informational website
Accepting first-party or technical cookies	Yes	This website and the named providers
Saving preferences in the browser	Yes	This website
Opening a link to MyStake	No, after leaving the website	MyStake
Registering with a casino	No	The relevant operator
Making a deposit or withdrawal	No	The operator and payment provider
Submitting KYC documents	No	The platform requesting verification
Contacting a regulator	No	The relevant authority
Using an external support tool	No	The organization providing the service

Including a link does not mean that the editorial team controls the destination website. Each user should review the applicable privacy information before providing personal data to third parties.

What Type of Website You Are Reading

This website is an independent editorial project. Its purpose is to publish guides, explanations, comparisons, and reference materials about online casinos, sports betting, promotions, payment methods, responsible gambling, and related topics.

The editorial team does not provide gambling services and does not participate in the contractual relationship between a user and MyStake or another operator. In particular, the website:

Does not open casino accounts.
Does not accept deposits.
Does not process withdrawals.
Does not hold player balances.
Does not place bets.
Does not credit bonuses.
Does not verify KYC documents.
Does not modify profile information.
Does not decide financial complaints.
Cannot access an account’s private history.

For this reason, there is no legitimate editorial purpose for receiving full card numbers, DNI copies, bank receipts, passwords, or detailed betting records.

The published information may help readers understand a general procedure, but any action relating to an account must be carried out directly with the operator.

Data You Submit vs. Data Sent by Your Browser

When you use the website, two different information flows may be generated. The first includes data you voluntarily enter in the form. The second includes technical signals transmitted by the browser when requesting a page or loading its resources.

Form data is used mainly to understand and respond to an editorial inquiry. Technical data helps display pages, detect errors, measure performance, and protect the service against abusive activity.

Both flows should be processed proportionately. This means that more data than necessary should not be collected for a specific purpose or reused in a way that is incompatible with the original reason for receiving it.

Data flow	How it is generated	Examples	Main purpose
Data provided by you	You complete and submit a form	Name, contact details, subject, message	Manage the inquiry
Technical data	The browser loads a page	IP address, browser, date, device	Operation and security
Preferences	You choose a setting	Language and cookie consent	Remember choices
Analytics data	You interact with the content	Page visited and approximate duration	Improve the website
Security data	The system detects a request	Frequency and unusual patterns	Prevent spam and abuse

The exact amount of information available may depend on the browser, device, privacy settings, and technical providers used.

What Your Form Message Contains

The editorial team receives only the information you enter or select in the visible form fields. Depending on its configuration, these fields may request a name or identifier, a contact method, a subject, a page URL, and the message text.

This information may be used to:

Answer an editorial question.
Check a possible error.
Locate an outdated page.
Clarify a published explanation.
Review a broken link.
Evaluate a content proposal.
Investigate a navigation problem.
Retain a basic record of the action taken.

Do not include information that is unnecessary for understanding the inquiry. For example, to report an error in a table, it is enough to identify the page, the disputed information, and a public reference source.

Technical Signals We Receive

When you visit a page, the server and certain technical providers may receive information needed to complete the connection. This may include the IP address, browser type and version, operating system, language, approximate screen resolution, date and time of access, referring page, and sections visited.

These signals may be used to:

Deliver the content correctly.
Adapt the display to the device.
Detect pages that load incorrectly.
Measure server demand.
Identify automated traffic.
Prevent attempted abuse.
Evaluate overall performance.
Produce aggregated statistics.

An IP address and other technical identifiers may be considered personal data depending on the context and applicable law. Their processing should therefore be limited to justified purposes and reasonable periods.

Sensitive Data We Reject

The editorial form is not designed to receive financial information, login credentials, identity documents, or private gambling-account data.

Do not submit:

Casino or digital-banking passwords.
Confirmation or OTP codes.
Full card numbers.
CVV or CVC codes.
Complete bank-account details.
Wallet recovery phrases.
DNI or passport copies.
Photographs used for KYC.
Full screenshots of an operator dashboard.
Private account identifiers.
Betting histories.
Deposit or withdrawal receipts.
Conversations displaying third-party data.
Unnecessary medical or financial information.

The editorial team does not request or need these categories of data. It does not use them to check editorial errors or resolve casino-related problems.

If we accidentally receive sensitive information, we may delete the message or reduce its content where reasonably possible. We cannot guarantee that information submitted by mistake was never technically processed during transmission, so the best protection is not to include it.

What We Actually Do With Data

Data may be processed only for purposes related to the operation of the website and its editorial activities. These include delivering pages, managing inquiries, reviewing content, protecting against spam, diagnosing faults, and complying with applicable obligations.

Depending on the context, processing may be based on:

Consent provided when submitting an inquiry or accepting optional cookies.
A legitimate interest in maintaining a secure, functional, and updated website.
The need to respond to a request initiated by the user.
Compliance with applicable legal requirements.
Protection against abuse, fraud, or claims.

These references describe general principles and do not constitute legal advice for a particular situation.

The editorial team should not reuse an editorial message for purposes incompatible with the original inquiry. For example, reporting an error does not authorize the use of your contact information for commercial promotions. When an additional purpose requires consent, it should be presented separately and clearly.

Summary of Processing Purposes

Purpose	Possible data	General basis	Expected result
Display the website	IP address, browser, device	Operation and legitimate interest	Page loading
Respond to inquiries	Form data	Request and consent	Response or review
Correct content	URL, message, references	Legitimate editorial interest	Article update
Measure performance	Aggregated browsing data	Consent or legitimate interest	Technical improvements
Prevent spam	IP address, frequency, patterns	Security and legitimate interest	Blocking abuse
Meet requirements	Strictly necessary data	Applicable obligation	Handling a valid request
Protect the website	Relevant technical logs	Legitimate interest	Incident investigation

The precise basis may vary depending on the country, data type, and specific function used.

Cookies and Their Purpose

The website may use cookies to remember preferences, maintain basic functions, analyze general use, and protect forms against spam. A cookie is a small file stored by the browser for a particular period.

Common categories may include:

Necessary cookies: Allow pages to be displayed, support security, or remember an essential choice.
Functional cookies: Retain preferences such as language or presentation.
Analytics cookies: Help identify which content is viewed and where errors occur.
Security cookies: Detect automated requests or abusive patterns.

Cookies should not be used to store passwords, card numbers, or personal documents.

You can block, restrict, or delete cookies through your browser settings. Some features may stop working correctly if necessary cookies are disabled.

The website may also use local storage to save similar preferences. This information can normally be removed by clearing browser storage, although the process depends on the device and software used.

How to Manage Cookies Through Your Browser

Modern browsers allow you to:

View which cookies are stored.
Delete data belonging to a particular domain.
Block third-party cookies.
Prevent all storage.
Delete information when closing the browser.
Limit cross-site tracking.
Revoke previously granted permissions.
Use private browsing mode.

Private browsing reduces local retention after the session ends, but it does not make all activity anonymous. The internet provider, server, and certain technical services may still process signals required to establish the connection.

When the website displays a consent panel, use it to accept or reject optional categories. Strictly necessary cookies may operate without consent where they are essential for providing the requested function.

When Third Parties Are Involved

The website may rely on external providers to offer technical features. These may include hosting services, content delivery networks, analytics tools, security systems, anti-spam filters, form platforms, and maintenance services.

These providers may receive only the data strictly necessary to perform their function. For example, a hosting service processes connection requests, while an anti-spam filter analyzes certain patterns to distinguish a legitimate message from an automated one.

Provider selection should take account of appropriate security, confidentiality, and processing conditions. However, no external service can guarantee zero risk.

Articles may also contain links to:

MyStake and other operators.
Gambling regulators.
Payment providers.
Nonprofit organizations.
Support services.
Media outlets.
Statistical sources.
Social networks.

After following a link, processing becomes subject to the third party’s policy. This informational website does not manage accounts created there or control their cookies.

Transfers and Provider Locations

Some technical providers may process information through servers located outside Argentina. This may occur with international hosting, security, analytics, or content-delivery services.

When an international transfer takes place, the measures and safeguards required by applicable law should be used. The exact approach may depend on the provider’s country, the contract used, and the nature of the data.

The editorial team aims to limit the information shared and prevent providers from receiving data they do not need. Where reasonable, aggregated statistics, reduced identifiers, or enhanced privacy settings may be used.

However, a server’s technical location may change, and a global network may distribute content through different data centers. This policy therefore describes the general principle without promising a fixed infrastructure.

Data Retention in Plain Language

Information is retained for as long as necessary to fulfill the purpose for which it was received.

A form message may be kept while the inquiry is reviewed, a response is prepared, or the mentioned article is checked. It may then be deleted, anonymized, or retained in a limited form as an editorial record where a legitimate reason exists.

Technical logs may be temporarily stored to:

Investigate errors.
Prevent attacks.
Detect abuse.
Evaluate performance.
Respond to valid requests.
Comply with legal obligations.

Not all data has the same retention period. A preference stored in the browser may disappear when cookies are deleted, while a security record may be kept for longer.

When the purpose no longer exists, the information should be deleted or transformed so that it can no longer reasonably identify a person, unless a rule requires longer retention.

Retention Criteria

Type of information	Typical criterion	What may happen afterward
Editorial inquiry	Until the matter is resolved or archived	Deletion or limited archiving
Content proposal	While useful for planning	Anonymization or deletion
Technical log	For a security period	Automatic deletion
Cookie preference	Until expiry or manual deletion	Removal in the browser
Evidence of abuse	While required to protect the website	Restriction or deletion
Rights request	While it is managed and documented	Minimal archive
Legally required data	For the mandatory period	Deletion after the period ends

These criteria may be adjusted according to the severity of an incident, the type of request, or an applicable obligation.

Your Control Over What We Retain

Depending on applicable law, you may have the right to request information about data associated with you, ask for corrections or deletion, restrict certain uses, or object to processing.

In some cases, you may also have the right to receive data in a structured format or withdraw previously granted consent. Withdrawing consent does not make processing performed before the withdrawal unlawful.

Requests must be submitted through the website form and include enough information to locate the original inquiry. We may ask for reasonable confirmation that the applicant is connected with the data.

Verification should not require sensitive documents where a less intrusive alternative exists. For example, the same contact method originally provided may be used, or basic details of the original message may be requested.

Some rights may be subject to legal exceptions. A request that is clearly unfounded, repetitive, or affects third-party rights may also be refused, with an explanation where appropriate.

What You May Request

Depending on the circumstances, a request may concern:

Confirmation of whether data relating to you exists.
Information about the categories being processed.
A reasonable copy of the data.
Correction of inaccurate information.
Completion of incomplete information.
Deletion.
Restriction of certain processing.
Withdrawal of consent.
Objection based on particular circumstances.
Data portability where applicable.
Information about the main recipients.
A comment or complaint about how the request was handled.

The editorial team cannot provide data held by MyStake or another platform. To obtain information about a casino account, you must contact the relevant operator.

Security Measures and Their Limits

The website may apply reasonable technical and organizational measures to reduce risks. These may include HTTPS connections, restricted access to messages, anti-spam filters, component updates, error monitoring, and provider controls.

Security measures aim to prevent unauthorized access, accidental loss, improper modification, and abusive use. However, no internet-connected system can promise absolute security.

Risks may arise from:

Technical vulnerabilities.
Human error.
Infected devices.
Compromised passwords.
External providers.
Information sent to the wrong recipient.
Sensitive information included by the user.

For this reason, do not use the form to submit financial details, login credentials, identity documents, or private gambling-account information.

If we identify an incident that may affect personal data, we will assess its scope and take the reasonable measures required by the circumstances and applicable law.

Your Own Security Measures

Protection also depends on how you use your browser and device. We recommend:

Keeping your operating system updated.
Using a secure connection.
Avoiding forms on public devices.
Checking the URL before entering information.
Closing open sessions.
Avoiding reused passwords.
Never sending OTP codes.
Removing personal information from screenshots.
Being suspicious of messages promising to recover funds.
Not installing remote-access software at the request of unknown people.

If a message concerns a deposit, withdrawal, bonus, or account restriction, do not send documentation through the editorial form. Use only the operator’s official channels.

Adults-Only Notice

This website covers online casinos, betting, and promotions and is therefore intended exclusively for people aged 18 or older.

Minors should not browse these pages or use the contact form. The editorial team does not knowingly seek to collect information from minors.

If we become aware that a message was submitted by a minor, we may delete it and stop the communication unless there is a legitimate safeguarding or compliance reason to continue.

Parents and guardians should monitor access to gambling-related websites, activate family filters, and avoid saving login details or payment methods in shared browsers.

The website’s information is not designed to promote gambling among minors or present betting as a source of income.

How This Policy Is Updated

This Privacy Policy may be changed when the website structure, form, cookies, technical providers, security measures, or applicable rules change.

The current version will be published on this page together with an update date. Minor amendments may be incorporated directly. When a change is particularly significant, it may be announced through a visible notice on the website.

We recommend reviewing this page periodically, especially before using a new feature or submitting information through the form.

Continued use of the website after an update means that your browsing is subject to the version in effect from that point. This does not replace the need to request consent where a specific function requires it or remove rights recognized by applicable law.

Where to Send Privacy Questions

Questions, comments, and requests relating to data processing must be submitted only through the form available on the website.

To make the request easier to handle, state that it concerns privacy and clearly explain what you need: access, correction, deletion, restriction, or another clarification. Do not include sensitive documents unless they are strictly necessary and have been requested through a secure procedure.

The form must not be used for problems involving casino accounts, deposits, withdrawals, bonuses, bets, KYC verification, or account restrictions. Those issues belong with the relevant gambling platform.

The editorial team can respond only for processing carried out within this informational website and does not have access to private data retained by MyStake or other operators.