Privacy on the FortuneJack reference
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Privacy
Reading the site does not require an account, and the site does not ask you to provide personal information.
Reading the site without an account
The reference is intended to be read directly in the browser. There are no reader accounts, submission forms or analytics features attached to normal use.
You can move between the main FortuneJack review, the about page and the cookie note without creating a profile or entering identifying details.
- Account required
- No
- Personal-data form
- No
- Analytics
- No
The theoretical loss range checker runs locally
The theoretical loss range checker on the home page processes the values you enter entirely in your browser. Those values are not sent elsewhere and are not saved by the checker.
The calculation uses your number of bets, stake amount and illustrative house-edge input to model total staked and theoretical expected loss. Changing an input updates the result locally.
Standard hosting logs can still exist
As with any website, the hosting environment may keep standard server logs for routine delivery, security and reliability. Those logs are separate from the theoretical loss range checker and are not created by its calculation.
- The checker sends no calculation data to a remote service.
- The checker does not persist your inputs.
- Normal browser and hosting infrastructure can still create technical request records.
Your browser remains your main privacy control
Browser privacy controls can be used to manage site data, cached files and permissions. The related cookie and storage note explains how this site handles cookies and browser storage.
A low-data reading experience with local calculation
The site is structured for reading without an account or form submission, while the theoretical loss range checker performs its calculations locally in the browser.



