Privacy
What the site stores about you, why, and what it never does.
The short version
chance ("the site") doesn't ask for your name, email or any account details to play. Most of what it shows is public data from the Solana blockchain. The site doesn't sell your data and doesn't run advertising trackers.
What the site stores
- Wallet addresses and on-chain activity. The site's indexer reads public Solana data, such as deposits, rounds, winners and payouts, and stores it to power history, stats and the leaderboard. This data is already public on the blockchain.
- Your X profile, if you link it. If you choose to verify with X, the site stores your X handle and avatar alongside your wallet address so they can be shown next to your plays. You can unlink at any time.
- Your display name and picture, if you set them. These are optional and shown publicly next to your wallet.
- IP addresses for rate limiting. The site uses your IP address briefly to protect its servers from abuse. It is kept only in short-lived memory and is not stored long-term or linked to your wallet.
Cookies
The site uses a cookie only to keep your X login session while you link your account. It doesn't use advertising or cross-site tracking cookies. Some settings, such as sound on or off, are kept in your browser's local storage and never leave your device.
What the site never does
- Sell or rent your data.
- Ask for your recovery phrase or private keys.
- Move funds from your wallet without a transaction you sign.
Third parties
Your wallet app, Solana RPC providers and X (if you link it) process data under their own privacy policies. Anything recorded on the Solana blockchain is public and permanent, and the site can't remove it.
Your choices
You can unlink X or clear your display name and picture at any time.