Site Terms and Editorial Rights at Tower Rush France

Who publishes the site

The Tower Rush France editorial team is responsible for the site and its editorial content. Gaspard Joly is the public author and the contact for editorial corrections. He is a senior analyst covering iGaming, gambling and betting, with at least nine years of experience analysing game providers, gambling products and payment systems. The About page describes his role.

French is the main version for France, and you can also read the site in English. If you switch languages, use the same page in the other language to keep your place. Both languages cover the same game and its variants. Conditions tied to a particular market apply where the article identifies that market. The Tower Rush guide is the starting point for the game itself.

The setting matters when you read a game example. A result in FUN belongs to the demo, while a euro amount shown for an operator belongs to that operator’s example. For the same reason, a balance shown after a game round and a withdrawal from an operator’s cashier describe different events. Check which version and service an article is referring to before applying the example to your situation.

The age requirement and gambling help in France

The site is for readers aged 18 or older. If you are in France and want to restrict your access to gambling, see the ANJ's voluntary self-exclusion guidance. The Responsible Gambling page covers gambling limits and ways to seek help.

Site features and your choices

You can browse the site without an account and write privately to the editors. The publisher provides an editorial contact channel. Player accounts, identity checks, deposits, bets, round settlements and withdrawals are handled by the operator of the service you use.

Reading and contacting the editors

The main contact is [email protected]. If you use the contact form, enter your name, email address and message. The message goes to the editorial team. For a personal data request, give your email a subject that identifies it as a data request so the editors can distinguish it from a question about an article.

The site has no public comments, newsletter or AI chat, and it collects no AI chat history. Keep passwords, authentication codes and card numbers out of correspondence. An article URL and a precise description of the issue give the team a place to start.

Language settings and optional analytics

The site’s necessary cookies remember your language choice. Analytics are optional and rely on separate consent. The editors can respond to your message regardless of your analytics choice. The site uses no advertising pixels. Its analytics policy specifies self-hosted Matomo on OVHcloud in Gravelines, France, with IP addresses shortened before recording.

A closed enquiry is kept for 75 days and its email copies for 105 days, each measured from closure. Technical logs are kept for 21 days and aggregate analytics for 45 days, measured from the relevant event. Backups expire 35 days after creation. A backup can retain a copy after the working record is deleted, until that backup expires. See the Privacy Policy for details about the records involved.

Editorial content and trademarks

The editorial team holds the rights to the site's editorial content. Third-party trademarks belong to their respective owners. In the site's coverage, the names Tower Rush and Tower Rush 2 identify distinct titles, so a caption or a reference to one title should be read in the context of that title. If your rights concern a specific name, image or passage, send the page URL and identify the item in question.

Commercial links in France

The site excludes active affiliate links to real-money Tower Rush for France. Paid placement is labelled separately from the site's editorial content. See the Commercial Disclosure for how the publisher handles commercial relationships.

Corrections and other requests

The editorial team handles corrections and rights questions. For an account or payment dispute, start with the operator.

Requesting an editorial correction

1. Send a correction to Gaspard Joly through the editorial email. Include the URL, the specific sentence or caption you are challenging and what you believe needs to change. You can write in English or French.
2. If you are following up on the same issue, reply in the original thread so the team can see the earlier details.

In one exchange about a version name, the first substantive reply came after 1 hour and 53 minutes. The editors checked the name and corrected the caption for Tower Rush 2. There was no automatic acknowledgement in that exchange.

For an issue with something published here, use the Contact page to reach the editors.

Handling an operator dispute

1. For an operator dispute, use the account’s support channel and keep the reference for your follow-up. A round or transaction ID, the local time and the status you saw will help support identify the event.
2. If a dispute about an authorised product in France remains unresolved after you contact the operator, consult the ANJ's gambling dispute guidance for the mediation route and its conditions.