Privacy

Browsing needs no account. Nothing is stored in your browser, no cookie is set, and there is no advertising, no tag manager, no contact form and no newsletter.

It does count visits, in two ways, and neither identifies anybody. Vercel Analytics is a cookieless measurement tool: it records which pages were opened, roughly where in the world from, and what kind of device, and it puts no identifier on your device and builds no profile of you. It also records a handful of plain counts of what gets used, such as how many people press the share button on a card or open a streamer’s channel.

Alongside it we keep our own tally, because Vercel gives us no way to read theirs except by looking at a chart. A row in ours is a page address, the website you followed a link from if there was one, and a two letter country. It holds no cookie, no visitor number, no device fingerprint and no IP address, so there is nothing in it that could be traced back to a person or used to recognise you on a later visit. The address of the page you came from is reduced to the site name before it is stored, since a full link can carry somebody’s search terms.

If a page breaks in your browser, the error message and the address of the page are sent to us so it can be fixed. That report contains the fault, not you.

There is an optional sign in with Kick. It is not finished and is not linked from anywhere on the site yet. Nothing below applies to you unless you have deliberately used it.

If you do sign in, we ask Kick for your username, your Kick account number and your profile picture, and we store those three things. We never see your Kick password. Kick’s sign in also hands over the email address on your Kick account, which we do not store, do not record anywhere and do not use. Nothing is ever posted or changed on your Kick account. A single cookie is then set to keep you signed in. It holds an account reference and an expiry date and nothing else, it cannot be read by scripts on the page, and it lasts thirty days.

Signing out deletes that cookie. Ask and the account is deleted outright.

As with any website, our hosting provider processes the technical request data needed to serve a page, such as your IP address, for security and to keep the service running. We do not build profiles from it and it is not combined with anything else here.

This is an indirect collection. We do not obtain anything from players. We read the live bet feed that YEET broadcasts publicly on its own website, and we keep the wins that pay 300x a stake or more.

For each of those wins we store:

• the username YEET published with the win
• the game, the stake, the amount won and the multiplier
• when it happened, and the VIP tier YEET showed at the time

That is all of it. No email addresses, no real names, no wallet addresses, no location, no payment details, no losing bets tied to a name. Everything held was already visible to anyone looking at YEET when it happened.

Players who set their YEET profile to private are broadcast by YEET under a single shared name. We keep those wins in the platform totals because the money moved, but they are excluded from every leaderboard, record and trophy, and they get no profile page. They cannot be traced to a person, by us or by anyone reading the site.

To run a public scoreboard of a public activity. The lawful basis, for anyone who needs one named, is legitimate interest: presenting information that the source has already made public, in a form that is useful to the community it concerns.

Nobody. Nothing is sold, rented or passed to advertisers or data brokers. The data sits in our own database and is displayed on this site.

The site is hosted by Vercel and the database and images are hosted by Supabase, both acting as processors on our behalf. Vercel also provides the cookieless analytics described above. Game artwork is loaded directly from YEET’s image CDN and streamer avatars from Kick’s, so your browser requests those images from YEET and Kick.

Indefinitely, because the point of a record book is that it is a record. If you would rather your username was not part of it, ask and it will be removed.

Message @bizdevkevv on X from an account that can show it controls the YEET username in question, and we will remove it from the site.

You can also ask what is held about a username, ask for something inaccurate to be corrected, or object to it being shown at all. There is no charge and no account is needed.

Setting your YEET profile to private stops new wins being attributed to you from that point on, since YEET no longer publishes your name with them.

This site is for adults aged 18 or over. It is not directed at children and we do not knowingly hold information about anyone under 18. See the terms of use.

If what the site stores changes, this page changes with it, and the date at the top will say when.