A site that tells readers to check the numbers ought to be open about its own. This policy lists every piece of information connected with a visit to Chicken Road: Earning Check and what happens to it. The list is short because the site was built to collect as little as possible.
What we never ask for
There is no registration, login or newsletter here. You can read every article and play the demo on the homepage without giving a name, phone number, email or payment detail. We hold no customer database because there are no customers. The same goes for the demo test we recommend: your play-credit results are not reported back to this site, so we could not see your balance even if we wanted to.
Entries that do exist
- Server access logs. Our hosting provider automatically records technical details of each request: the visitor's IP address, which browser and device made the request, the URL fetched and a timestamp. These records are used to keep the site secure and to diagnose faults, and they are kept for a limited period before being deleted.
- Age confirmation. Tapping the 18+ button makes your browser save that answer in its local storage so the prompt does not reappear. It is not a cookie and it is never transmitted to us.
- Emails you send. If you write to us, we keep the message and your address only as long as needed to deal with it.
Measurement and advertising
The site runs no analytics package, no advertising pixels and no social tracking scripts. We do not build visitor profiles, and we do not sell, rent or trade any personal data to anyone.
Content supplied by others
The embedded demo is delivered directly by InOut Games, the studio behind the game. Anything you do inside that game frame is therefore governed by the studio's own rules rather than this policy. Likewise, outbound casino links take you to third-party operators that keep their own records under their own privacy notices; please read those before registering anywhere. Our cookie policy explains what those third parties may store in your browser.
Your rights in India
Under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, anyone in India may ask what is held about them, have mistakes fixed or have records removed. Given how little we hold, a request will usually concern an email you sent us or log entries tied to your IP address. Write to [email protected] describing what you want, and we will respond within a reasonable time.
When this policy changes
If our setup changes, for instance if a new hosting arrangement alters what logs contain, we will update this page and the date below. Continued use after a revision means the revised version applies. Related rules for using the site are in the terms.
Last updated: Sep 26, 2026.