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dgb22 collects and uses your information only to keep your session running and your wallet activity accurate. This policy explains what we collect, why we collect it, and what choices you have — in plain language, not legal filler. Access to this platform depends on your local law and eligible regions.
When you open an account on dgb22, we collect the details you enter directly — your name, contact address, and the payment method you choose for deposits and withdrawals. If you use Rocket or Bank Transfer, the transaction reference and amount are logged against your account wallet so your balance stays accurate and any query you raise can be matched to a real record. We also collect device and browser signals automatically: your IP address, screen resolution, session timestamps and the pages you visit inside the lobby. This technical data helps us keep the site stable and detect unusual access patterns on your account. We do not collect payment credentials such as your Rocket PIN or Bank Transfer login — those stay entirely within the payment provider's own system. Data collected from your account is held only for as long as your account is active or as required to resolve a dispute. You can raise a data question through our published support route at any time. Availability of this service depends on your local law and eligible regions.
This policy covers the data we handle directly on dgb22. Some areas fall outside what we control — knowing the difference helps you understand your rights clearly and who to contact when something is unclear.
Login activity, session tokens and device identifiers tied to your account are fully within this policy. We log when you sign in, from which device type, and whether a new session was started. You can ask us to review this record at any time.
Deposit and withdrawal references for Rocket and Bank Transfer are recorded inside your account wallet. The transaction amount and timestamp are held here. The payment provider's own data practices are governed by their terms, not ours — check their policy directly for those details.
Game session data such as rounds played and results displayed in your account history is covered by this policy. We hold this to let you check your activity log. We do not share individual game history with third parties for advertising purposes.
Links to external sites, game studios like PG Soft or Pragmatic Play operating their own platforms, and payment networks outside dgb22 are not covered here. Once you leave our domain or interact with an external system, their own privacy terms apply.
You have several real, usable options under this policy — not just language in a document. First, you can request a copy of the personal data we hold on your account. Send that request through our support channel and we will confirm what is held and in what format. Second, if any detail in your account is wrong — your contact address, registered mobile number or payment reference — you can correct it directly inside your account settings or ask support to update it for you. Third, you can ask us to delete your account data where no active dispute or legal obligation requires us to keep it. Fourth, if you have a question about how a specific piece of data is used — for example, why a session timestamp is stored or how a Rocket transaction reference is linked to your wallet — raise it with our support team and we will explain the specific reason. Availability of these rights depends on your local law and eligible regions.
Request a summary of data held against your account. We will confirm what is stored and why, matched to the account activity you can already see in your wallet and session log.
Update a wrong contact number or address in your account settings, or ask support to correct a payment reference that does not match your Rocket or Bank Transfer record.
If something in this policy is unclear — how long a record is kept, who can see it — contact us through the published support route and we will answer the specific question, not send a template reply.
Where no active dispute or legal hold applies, you can ask us to delete your account data. We will confirm whether the request can be fulfilled and which records, if any, must be retained.
If you have a question about how your data is handled on dgb22, the routes below are the ones published on this site. Use the channel that suits your question — account corrections go fastest through the account settings path; detailed data requests go through the email route so we have a written record to work from.
Open the chat icon inside your signed-in account to reach our support team directly. Use this for quick questions about what data is visible in your account or to flag an error in your wallet record.
Send a written data request or correction notice to our support email address listed on the Contact page. Email gives us the record trail needed to process a formal data review or deletion request correctly.
Your account settings page lets you update contact details, review your registered payment methods and check your session history without contacting support. Start here before raising a formal request.
applies data-handling practices that are meant to keep your information accurate, accessible only to you, and retained only as long as needed. Below are the four specific areas that cover how we manage your information from the moment you log in.
We use session cookies to keep you logged in across pages and to remember your lobby position. These are not used to build advertising profiles. You can clear cookies through your browser settings; doing so will end your current session and require a fresh login.
Access to your account data is restricted to authenticated sessions only. If we detect a login from an unfamiliar device type, the session may require additional confirmation. You can review active sessions inside your account settings and end any you do not recognise.
Account and transaction records — including Rocket and Bank Transfer references — are held for as long as your account is active or until a dispute period closes. When you request deletion and no hold applies, records are removed from active systems within a reasonable period.
When this policy changes in a material way, we post a notice inside your signed-in account area. Continuing to use the account after a change is posted means you have seen the updated terms. If you disagree with a change, contact support before your next session.
These are the questions we hear most often about how dgb22 handles account data, what your rights are, and how to get in touch. If your question is not here, the support routes in the section above are the right place to raise it.
We collect the details you enter at registration — name, contact information and your chosen payment method such as Rocket or Bank Transfer. Device and session data such as IP address and login timestamps are collected automatically to keep your account secure and your wallet record accurate.
We do not sell your personal data. Transaction references are shared with the payment provider — Rocket or Bank Transfer — only to process the deposit or withdrawal you initiate. Game session data may pass to the game studio operating the title, but not in a form that identifies you to advertisers.
Send a written request through the email support route listed on the Contact page. Include your registered account details so we can match the request to the correct record. We will confirm what data is held and in what format within a reasonable period.
Yes. Go to your account settings page to update contact information directly. If a payment reference — such as a Rocket transaction number — is linked incorrectly, contact support through live chat or email and we will correct it against the wallet record we hold.
Records are held while your account is active and for a period after closure to cover any open disputes. The specific retention period depends on the type of data and any applicable local legal requirements. Once the retention period ends and no hold applies, records are removed from active systems.
When you request account closure, we stop collecting new data immediately. Existing records — including Rocket and Bank Transfer transaction references — are retained only for as long as required to resolve any open matter or meet a legal obligation. After that period, they are deleted from active storage.