Privacy policy: your data, listed
TAB66 Guarantee · licensed by Gaming Curacao · withdrawals within 5 minutes · support around the clock
Product specifications
- Identity held
- Name, date of birth, mobile number, email
- Financial
- Deposits from MYR 30 up, withdrawals, method, timestamps
- Activity
- Rounds across 9 categories against one ringgit wallet
- Technical
- Device, browser, network address, login times
- Support
- Chat transcripts and anything you send an agent
- Identity checks
- Normally one, at your first withdrawal
- Not collected
- Employer, income, religion, marital status
- Selling data
- TAB66 does not sell personal data
- Reference law
- Personal Data Protection Act 2010, Malaysia
- Minimum age
- 18 and over
- Account
- One account opens every game category
- Minimum deposit
- MYR 30, the same on every payment method
- Safer play
- Deposit limits and self-exclusion can both be set
Product description
Two companies touch your play here. TAB66 runs the account, the ringgit wallet and the cashier. Outside providers run the games. Your personal data sits with the first, and almost none of it reaches the second.
Malaysia's Personal Data Protection Act 2010 sets the standard for the rest of this page. It is administered by the Personal Data Protection Department, and every request below takes one message to support, with no reason attached.
TAB66 keeps five things about you: your identity, the money in and out, the rounds you played, the device you used and what you told support, while the 57 providers that build the games receive a session reference and a stake in ringgit and nothing that names you.
Who receives what
| Who receives it | What reaches them | What never does |
|---|---|---|
| Game providers | A session reference, your stake in ringgit, the game opened and its result | Your name, IC number, phone, email or bank details |
| Payment providers and banks | The amount, the reference and the account name needed to settle a transfer | Any record of what you played |
| Support agents | Your account file and recent rounds, with every opening logged | Your password, which is stored in a form agents cannot read |
| Gaming Curacao | Records it asks for under the licence it issued | Standing access. Each request is specific |
| Advertisers and data brokers | Nothing. TAB66 does not sell personal data | Your identity, your play or your payment details |
What your file is made of
Ask for a copy and you get five short piles, each tied to a reason you can point at. There is no sixth pile.
The requests you can make
- Access. A copy of your file, including the playing history behind it.
- Correction. A misspelled name put right before your first withdrawal rather than during it.
- Marketing opt-out. Campaign messages stop. Deposit and payout notices carry on.
- Escalation. The Personal Data Protection Department takes complaints about how a request was handled.
Send any of them to live chat, WhatsApp or Telegram, open 24 hours a day, through the support channels. Say what you want in one line, confirm you hold the account, and ask for the data team if the first agent cannot take it further. A correction is usually done while you wait.
Verification, retention and the licence behind both
Your identity is normally checked at your first withdrawal, because that is the moment money leaves and TAB66 has to be able to say who received it. Later payouts usually skip the check, though anti-money-laundering rules mean one can be asked for again if your legal details change or a payment needs a closer look. The receiving account must be in your own name, on any of the payment routes TAB66 accepts. Enter your name at registration exactly as your bank holds it and the check has nothing to query.
TAB66 holds a Gaming Curacao licence issued in Curacao. Anti-money-laundering rules attached to a licence of that kind require transaction and verification records to be kept for a period after an account closes, so closing your account clears your preferences and marketing data but not those records. A self-exclusion also keeps enough detail to recognise you, which is the point of it. Malaysia issues no online casino licences to anyone, so no local regulator sets a different rule. None of this is legal advice.
Questions about this listing
Do other players at a live table see anything about me?
No. They see a seat and the bets placed from it. Table chat is the exception, because anything you type there is visible to the whole room.
Will I be verified again for my second withdrawal?
Usually not. The check normally runs once, at the first withdrawal, and later payouts skip it. Anti-money-laundering rules still allow TAB66 to ask again if your legal details change or a payment needs additional checks.
Can I ask for my playing history and not just my personal details?
Yes. A data request covers the rounds you played and staked across all nine categories. Tell support which period you want covered.
Is any of my data held outside Malaysia?
Some of it, because TAB66 is licensed in Curacao and works with payment and hosting providers that operate across borders. The same access limits and logging apply wherever it sits.
How do I know a message really came from TAB66?
A request for your password or a one-time code is never something to act on, whoever it appears to come from. If a message asks for either, close it and start a fresh chat from the site yourself.