Privacy
SlotBase is an information catalog of slot games. This page describes what happens to information when someone opens the public pages. The site does not take bets, does not hold a balance, and does not ask anyone to open a player account.
Who this covers
It covers people who read the catalog: the home page, game pages, studio pages, search, and these legal pages. Nothing on these pages asks a visitor to sign in.
What we do not collect
The public pages have no registration form, no newsletter, and no payment form. The catalog does not ask for a name, an email address, a phone number, a postal address, or a payment card. It does not build an advertising profile and it does not sell a list of visitors.
- There is no player account and no wallet.
- The catalog does not keep a profile of which games a particular visitor opened.
- A game page is the same for every visitor. Search depends only on the words typed into the search box. Search results are marked so they are not indexed as catalog pages.
Technical logs
The host keeps ordinary server logs so the site can be delivered and so abuse can be looked into. A typical line contains the IP address, the date and time, the address that was requested, the status the server returned, and the browser string sent with the request. If you use search, the query is part of that address, so it can appear in the same log line.
Those logs are used to serve pages, to keep the server stable, and to investigate misuse such as flooding the site with requests. They are not sold, they are not passed to an advertising network, and they are not joined into a marketing profile.
The host keeps access logs for its ordinary operational period and then deletes or overwrites them. SlotBase does not keep a second archive of visitor logs, and it does not set a separate marketing retention period.
Session
Every response can set one first-party cookie named slotbase_sid. It holds a session identifier, not a name and not a list of games. On a visit the session on the server stays empty of personal details. The cookie itself is described on the cookies page, including how long it lasts and how to block it. It is not a profile of readers.
Fonts
Pages load the typefaces Fraunces and Outfit from Google Fonts. The browser requests the font files from Google, and Google receives the IP address and the usual technical data a browser sends with that request, under Google’s own rules. SlotBase does not receive a copy of those font logs and does not use them.
Blocking fonts.googleapis.com and fonts.gstatic.com stops that request. The catalog still opens, and text uses the fonts already installed on the device.
What we do not share
Visitor logs are not sold and are not handed to an advertising or analytics network. The host processes the technical requests because that is how the pages are delivered. Google processes the font request, and only that request. The catalog does not embed an analytics tag, an advertising pixel, or a social plugin.
Children
The catalog describes gambling machines. It is not meant for anyone under 18, or under the higher age required where they live. The public pages do not knowingly collect a child’s name or contact details, because they do not collect a name or contact details from anyone.
Security
The session cookie is marked HttpOnly and SameSite=Lax, so a script on the page cannot read it and a foreign site cannot attach it to an ordinary request. It is marked Secure when the page is served over HTTPS. There is no payment data on the site, because none is collected.
Requests
There is no account to export, correct, or delete. A question about a log line that may still exist can be sent to the operator through the contact published in the domain registration. Name the page address and the approximate time. If that line is still held, it can be deleted where the host allows it. There is no mailing list to leave.
Where the law that applies to you gives a right of access, correction, or objection over a log the operator still holds, use the same contact. The catalog will not ask you to open an account in order to make the request.
Changes
If the catalog starts storing something else, this page is updated with it. The text you are reading describes the site as it works now.