What data an account at Friday Roll Casino holds, and who controls it
What does an account actually record, and what rights travel with it? The short answer: the account holds what play and support need — profile details, transaction records, the activity history — and the player keeps export, erasure and editing rights over the personal part. The sections before the closing date line take each piece in turn.
Cookies and analytics, in short
The cookie groups and their clocks
Essential, analytics, functional and advertising cookies serve our platform, with analytics stored up to two years and advertising and functional up to one; essential ones run per session or stay permanent. Our cookie policy carries the full list with every lifetime.
The analytics and advertising partners
Google Analytics measures page use, Facebook Ads measures campaign reach, and affiliate networks track referrals — each under its own policy, each settable from the browser.
The information our account holds
Account and profile information leads the list: name, e-mail, birth date, city and phone from sign-up, plus the currency choice. Comment data carries the comment text with IP address and user agent, and e-mail hashes travel to Gravatar for profile pictures. The account history itself — bets, deposits, gaming activity — stays attached to the account that made it.
Who receives what, and for what
| Recipient | What travels | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Gravatar | a hash of the e-mail address | profile pictures on comments |
| Google Analytics | usage measurement | reading how pages perform |
| Facebook Ads | campaign measurement | reach of promotions |
| Embedded content | a visit to the embedded source | media and games served in place |
| Spam detection | comment signals | automated filtering |
The controls a player keeps
Personal data can be exported, erasure can be requested, and the profile edits in the account — with one published exception: the username, once set, does not change. Erasure and export run through the account routes and our support desk stands behind them.
Every purpose, matched to its data
Play runs on the account data; payments run on the transaction records; support runs on the history a question refers to. Security work — fraud screening, AML/KYC checks at payout — reads the same records, and the analytics group reads aggregated usage to keep the platform honest about what works.
How long information stays
Retention follows the piece: comment data is kept indefinitely, profile data until deletion is requested, and cookie lifetimes run their published clocks — analytics up to two years, advertising and functional up to one, login cookies two days, or two weeks with the stay-signed-in option ticked.
When the policy changes
Changes arrive as updates on our pages, and the date line underneath marks the current version; material changes reach players through the same channels the platform already uses. Where a change touches rights or retention, the section that carries it is updated with it.
Last updated: 9 November 2026