Privacy Policy
Last Updated: 13th August, 2025
Gaming feels good when players feel safe. But not all games protect your info well. Some may take too much data or share it with others. Our privacy rules help hide your details and keep you safe. Even if privacy sounds like girl stuff, boys need protection, too. Small safety steps make a big difference.
Players can report suspicious activity directly: Concerns get reported. Help is available. Fraud gets prevented. Security remains strong.
Your data is not shared with other players: Privacy stays protected. Sharing is prohibited. Data remains confidential. Security stays strong.
The game operates under strict compliance with local laws: Rules stay local. Compliance remains mandatory. Laws get followed. Operations stay legal.
We use secure servers to store your information: Data stays protected. Storage remains secure. Servers stay guarded. Safety is ensured.
Our platform is designed to protect against unauthorized access: Access stays restricted. Security remains maximum. Protection stays strong. Data stays safe.
Don’t worry, we do not make rules too hard. Strong passwords, secret emails, and no sharing make the game feel real and fun. Too much personal info can make games scary and bad. So we use simple safety – hide your face, keep messages private, and let you choose what to share. Players can use nicknames, turn off location, and check privacy settings anytime.
Terms of Service
The rules you follow in the game change how fun it is and how safe you play. That is why most players ask before joining, ‘What rules do I need to know?’
Players may be required to provide additional verification details
Users must not share their account with others
We are not responsible for any technical issues or downtime
In the case of disputes, the decision of the game management team will be final
Ganga Club Games make fair play using smart rules, not random chances. So thinking about game type and money safety is a must before you start to play. Since our game is for fun but real money, the rules should mix serious and simple both.