Who is responsible for data generated here
The data controller is the duc-at.bet editorial team (Štefánikova 2, 811 05 Bratislava, Slovakia, info@duc-at.bet). We have no link to Dukat.bet’s customer database and receive no data from it.
We have no separate data protection officer, as the range of data handled here is narrow. Please send every privacy question to that same email address.
Registration, forms, comments: none of them
You cannot open an account on this site, and there is no newsletter sign-up, contact form or comment section. Your name, address or ID details are therefore never created on our side.
We do not handle money either. Clicking one of our links takes you off our site, and on the destination page Dukat.bet’s own data rules apply. Our page on Dukat.bet’s data handling goes into these in detail.
Visit statistics: GA4
The site uses Google Analytics 4 to measure how many visits arrive, which pages are read, on which devices and from approximately which countries. We only see aggregated figures and cannot identify anyone by name.
Measurement relies on cookies in your browser, and the tracking code is the only third-party script on the site. The current site shows no cookie banner. To stay out of the statistics, switch off cookies in the browser or add the opt-out extension Google offers for Analytics.
The purpose is simple: to see which pages people look for and where explanations need expanding. We do not build advertising profiles.
Links pointing to Dukat.bet carry a tracking parameter, which only tells the destination site that you came from us.
What happens to the emails you send us
If you write to info@duc-at.bet, we use your message and email address to reply. Nobody else receives them, and they are never used for marketing. Closed correspondence is kept no longer than needed to follow up the correction.
Please do not send ID documents, bank account numbers or passwords. We have no need for them.
How long measurement data is kept
Google Analytics 4 stores detailed event data for up to 14 months, which is the service’s upper limit. Aggregated reports stay visible for longer, but individual visitors cannot be traced back from them.
Email correspondence is deleted once the correction is closed, unless you ask for it to be kept for a later query.
Your GDPR rights and two authorities you can turn to
Under the General Data Protection Regulation, you can ask what data is held about you. You may also have the data rectified or deleted, ask for processing to be limited, and raise an objection; any such request goes to info@duc-at.bet.
Because the editors work from Slovakia, complaints go to the Slovak data protection office, known locally as Úrad na ochranu osobných údajov Slovenskej republiky. Anyone resident in Hungary may also turn to their home authority, NAIH (Hungary’s data protection authority).
Limits, breaks and self-exclusion are explained under safer play tools. Who we are and where we work from is set out in the editorial team’s introduction.