Privacy

The name and address of the business that runs OddsKeepr are pending and will be listed here.

The person in charge of protecting personal information, as Québec law requires, is pending and will be named here.

If we appoint a representative in the European Union or the United Kingdom, their details will be listed here.

You don't sign up and we don't know who you are. We don't use analytics or advertising trackers and we don't sell or share personal information. We do use your IP address to work out roughly where you are, and we record clicks on sportsbook links.

Our site is delivered through Cloudflare, which sees your IP address on every request. When you open odds for a country, Cloudflare tells our server the country and state or province your IP address belongs to, nothing more precise.

We use it to show sportsbooks licensed where you are, to turn links off where betting isn't legal, to suggest the right odds on our home page, and to check the rules again when you follow a sportsbook link. We don't store it on your device. If it's wrong, choose your state or province; your choice always wins. Wherever we show a state or province we found this way, we say so.

If you're in Canada, our server sends only your country to the site in your browser, on every page, until you choose "Use my approximate location"; only then is your province used to pick the sportsbooks you see. When you follow a sportsbook link, our server still checks your province, because the rules for that link depend on it.

When you follow a sportsbook link we record the time; the sportsbook; the odds zone, your state or province and whether you chose it or we detected it; the game, market, selection or player; where the link was on the page; whether we linked, asked you to confirm, or blocked the link and why; your country and state or province from the location lookup; whether the request looked automated; and a code made from your IP address.

The code is a one-way hash of your IP address, a secret value and the date, so it changes every day. It isn't your IP address, but it is still personal data, because someone holding our secret could work back to the address.

We use these records to count visits we send to sportsbooks, to settle commission, to detect abuse and automated traffic, and to show which rules we applied. We delete the code after 30 days and the record after 25 months.

Some sportsbook links include a random reference number for that click, and your state or province and odds zone, so the sportsbook or its affiliate network can credit the visit to OddsKeepr. The number matches our click record and nothing else about you. Once you arrive, the sportsbook's own privacy policy applies.

We receive totals from sportsbooks, not information about individual customers.

Our web server records each request: a shortened IP address, the time, the page, the browser type and the referring page. When a request fails, its error log can also record the full IP address and the full link requested. We use these logs to run and secure the site and delete them within 14 days. We also hold your IP address in memory for about a minute after your last request, to limit abusive traffic.

Your choices are stored on your device, not with us. For the full list and how to clear it, see Cookies and storage.

Cloudflare, which delivers the site and protects it from attacks, so every request, with your IP address, passes through it on our behalf. Our hosting provider, which runs our servers. Sportsbooks or affiliate networks when you follow a link, as above. No one else. We don't sell or share personal information or use it for advertising or profiling.

Our legitimate interests: showing odds that are lawful where you are, running and securing the site, and accounting for commission. You can object at any time.

• The code made from your IP address on a click record: 30 days.
• Click records: 25 months.
• Web server logs: up to 14 days.
• Your IP address in memory, to limit abusive traffic: about a minute after your last request.
• Choices on your device: cookies for up to one year, other items until you clear them or close the tab (Cookies and storage lists each one).

Depending on where you live you can ask to see, correct or delete personal information about you, object to how we use it, or restrict it. We don't know who you are, so to find a click record we may need its date and time and your IP address; we can't find records whose code has already been deleted.

You can also complain to the Data Protection Commission (Ireland), the Information Commissioner's Office (UK), the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, the Commission d'accès à l'information (Québec), the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner (New Zealand), or your local data protection authority in the EU.

We don't sell or share personal information or use it for targeted advertising. We treat Global Privacy Control as an opt-out request and leave the reference number out of sportsbook links when your browser sends it. We don't track you across other sites, so we don't respond to Do Not Track differently.

What we collect: identifiers (the code made from your IP address and the click reference number), internet activity (the pages and links described above) and approximate location (country and state or province, never precise). We collect no sensitive personal information.

OddsKeepr is for adults of legal betting age. It isn't directed at children and we don't knowingly collect their information.

We make no automated decisions with legal or similarly significant effects. Turning links off where betting isn't legal is a rule about places, not about you.

We update this page and the date at the top whenever anything changes.

For anything about your data, including the rights above, email [email protected].