Six6s Privacy Policy

Six6s has created this Privacy Policy so that you know what information they gather when you use its services, why they collect that data, and how they use it. By personal data, we mean all information that allows the company to identify you as a unique user. This includes email, phone number, payment information, IP address and other information you provide when you use Six6s. We encourage you to review this Privacy Policy regularly.

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How Does the Privacy Policy Work?

By creating an account on the website or Six6s application, you automatically accept its terms of use, including its Privacy Policy. By agreeing to them, you consent to the processing and storage of your personal data. This is to comply with the law and promote fair play, as well as to improve Six6s’ services.

During registration and verification, users send Six6s basic personal information – email, name, address, country of residence, phone number, series and number of identification documents, etc. When you use betting services, make transactions, place bets and play casino games, Six6s also receives personal information from you. 

Six6s will only process your Personal Data as described in this Privacy Policy. Here are the main purposes:

  • Fair Play Guarantees. Six6s adheres to the principles of fair play and requires the same from its players. To make sure that no one manipulates unique user data;
  • To enhance the quality of service. By analyzing the data provided by players, Six6s develops new features, bonuses and offers. While players are getting the best gaming experience, the company is evolving and working to become even better;
  • Age verification. Six6s provides its services in a strictly legal and jurisdictional manner, so only users of legal age can register and play for real money on the site;
  • License Requirement. According to the license of the Curaçao Gaming Commission, verification is a mandatory procedure to ensure the safety of users and to prevent fraud and money laundering.
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