Your game stays on your device.
You can read Rob Run Roulette and use its free tools without giving us your name, email address, payment details or Steam account. We do not create player accounts, collect deposits or ask for identity documents.
Our website code does not set tracking cookies or third-party advertising cookies. It does not include advertising trackers, analytics scripts, fingerprinting tools or social-media tracking pixels. We do not build advertising profiles or sell personal information.
The simulator does save some non-identifying game information in your own browser so that your virtual session is still there when you return. That local storage is different from sending information to us.
Local game storage, explained.
| Feature | What happens to the information |
|---|---|
| Roulette simulator | Your virtual balance, recent results, session statistics, saved favourite bets, auto-spin settings and sound preference can be stored in this browser on this device. |
| Pattern calculator | Betting patterns and simulated results are kept in the open page’s memory. Reloading or closing the page clears that calculator session. |
| Downloaded session cards | A card is generated in your browser when you request it. The downloaded file is saved wherever you choose to keep your browser downloads. |
The game code does not upload this saved play information to a server or connect it to a real-world identity. It is not a cloud backup, and it does not transfer to Rob Run or your Steam account.
To remove saved progress, use your browser’s settings to clear the website’s stored data. This also removes its locally saved balance, favourites and preferences. Removing a downloaded session card is a separate action in your device’s files. If browser storage is blocked, the game may not remember your progress.
Normal web requests still happen.
Your browser has to request pages, images, scripts and audio from our hosting infrastructure. Delivering and securing those requests involves technical information such as your IP address and browser request headers. This is separate from the simulator’s play data, which our game code keeps in your browser.
We do not use the simulator to identify visitors or track them across other websites. A hosted preview may have a separate platform sign-in before you can view it; that platform’s authentication and privacy terms apply to its own sign-in process.
Email is a choice you make.
If you email lenny@robrunroulette.com, Mikkel Hansen receives your email address and whatever you include in the message through his email provider. We use that correspondence to answer questions, investigate feedback or correct the site.
Please do not send passwords, payment information, identity documents or private account details. You can ask about or request deletion of correspondence by contacting the same address. We cannot retrieve a game history that exists only in your browser.
External links have their own policies.
We link to services such as Steam, YouTube and GAMSTOP. These are ordinary external links, rather than embedded tracking widgets. Opening one takes you to another website, where that organisation’s privacy and cookie practices apply.
The GAMSTOP image in our footer is served from this website. Displaying it does not register you with GAMSTOP or send your locally saved game progress to them.
Questions go to the real owner.
Mikkel Hansen is responsible for Rob Run Roulette and its content. Lenny is the project’s fictional host. For a privacy question, use lenny@robrunroulette.com.
If the site’s handling of information changes, this page will be updated. Read About the project for the story behind it and Safe iGaming for our approach to virtual play.