Privacy policy
This page sets out what we collect, why we hold it and how you ask for a change; the sibling pages borrow its definitions instead of restating them.
Your privacy policy at lucky gaming is written in plain Pakistani English, so you can see exactly what we collect when you open an account and how long...
This policy governs every account you hold with us from a supported region, and the wording flexes with local law. Where a national data rule sets a longer retention period we follow it; where the period is shorter, we erase your record sooner. We keep your registration name, contact number, device signature and the settled trail behind each JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay or
Raast transfer, because reconciliation and fraud checks both need a durable log. Marketing consent sits separately from account data, so you can switch it off without losing access. Where local law permits, you may ask for a copy of your record, a correction, or closure of the account, and we answer each request through the same support desk that handles your payments.
Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.
Questions about the policy reach a named team rather than a queue that disappears. Live chat runs from 9am to 1am Pakistan time, and our email desk answers written requests about your record within two working days. If you want a detail corrected or removed, tell us the field and the reason, and we log the ticket against your account number.
Reach an agent trained on this policy between 9am and 1am Pakistan time for questions about your record, consent switches or the storage period on a closed account.
Send a written request to the data desk and you receive a ticket number; most copy requests and corrections are answered inside two working days, with the outcome logged on your account.
Update your contact number, switch marketing consent off or close the account yourself, and the policy record changes the moment the new setting saves on your own profile.
The policy is drafted by the same team that runs account onboarding, so the wording matches what you see in the flow. Every release carries a date and...
One data protection contact signs off every revision, so a question about a clause reaches someone accountable rather than a...
Each version carries a date and a short summary of what moved, so you can tell whether a wording change...
We publish the months we hold registration data, transfer records and chat transcripts, with the Pakistani rule that sets each...
Clauses are drafted for the way you use JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay or Raast day to day, and any legal term...
We follow Pakistani data and payments rules as they change and move the affected clause first, before the wider page...
Agents answer data questions from the same script the policy uses, so what you hear on chat matches the clause...
This page sits alongside our account terms, cookie page and the payments page, and the four are meant to be read as one set. Where a clause here and a clause there...
This page sets out what we collect, why we hold it and how you ask for a change; the sibling pages borrow its definitions instead of restating them.
Account terms cover what you may do inside the lobby, while this policy covers what we hold about you as you do it, and retention reads identically on both.
Session and analytics cookies are listed on that page, but the consent switch you set here governs both, so one choice covers every device you sign in from.
JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast settlement timings sit on that page; this policy states which parts of the resulting trail we store and who can open it internally.
The login and device rules described on this page protect your account everywhere you sign in, including the two-factor step used before any withdrawal is released to you.
Clauses that apply in Pakistan read the same way whichever page you open them from, so a rule never shifts meaning as you move between sections on the site.
Each page points to one support desk, so a question about data, a transfer or a login all land in the same place with a single reference number attached.
The page is laid out so you can find a clause without scrolling through the whole thing. A summary strip near the header lists the four points you...