Privacy

This privacy page describes what this website itself does with information, which is deliberately little. We are a reviews site. We do not operate casinos, we do not take deposits, and we never ask you to open an account here. If any page ever suggests creating a login on this domain, it is a sign you are not on this domain.

What we collect

Standard server logs, as nearly every website keeps: IP address, browser type, pages requested and timestamps, retained for a short window for security and error diagnosis. If we later run privacy-friendly analytics, this page will be updated to name the tool and its retention period before it goes live.

We do not build advertising profiles, we do not run data-broker pixels, and we do not sell anything about you to anyone. The honest limitation: outbound clicks pass through our /claim/ redirect so we can count that a path was used, but the redirect logs carry no more detail than ordinary server logs, and the destination site’s own privacy policy takes over from there.

Cookies

This site sets no tracking cookies of its own. If a consent banner appears at any point, it will list exactly what it asks for and why. You can clear or block cookies in your browser at any time; nothing on this site requires them to function.

Third parties

Following a claim link takes you to a casino operator. What happens on that site, including any account you open there and any verification documents you provide, is governed entirely by that operator. We cannot see it, retrieve it or delete it. If you have given a casino documents and later want them removed, the request goes to the casino’s support under its own privacy policy, not to us.

Contact and changes

Questions or requests about this site’s own data handling go through the contact page. If this policy changes materially, the change will be dated at the top of this page rather than silently rewritten. The date of the last revision is the date in the site footer.