Privacy Policy

What we collect

We keep the amount of data small. When you open a page, the web server records the technical basics that every server records: your IP address, the date and time, the page you asked for, the browser and device type, and the address of the page that sent you here.

We do not ask you to register, we do not run a comment form and we do not collect names, email addresses or payment details through this site. If a page ever adds a form, it will say so next to the form and explain what the field is used for.

Why we use it

Server records help us keep the site running, spot broken pages and block abusive traffic. Aggregated visit counts show which sections readers actually open, for example payout speed or the bonus breakdown, so we know where to spend editing time.

We do not build profiles of individual visitors, we do not sell visitor data and we do not use it to decide what a reader sees about the operator we review.

Cookies and measurement

The site may set a small number of cookies. Some are needed for basic operation, such as remembering that you dismissed a notice. Others may support anonymous traffic statistics. You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings, and the pages will still read normally.

If we add a measurement tool that sets non-essential cookies, we will show a choice first and respect a refusal.

Links to the casino and other sites

Buttons and links on this site lead to the casino's own website. Once you click through, you are on a different site with its own privacy rules. We have no control over what that operator collects when you register, verify your identity or deposit, so read its policy before you hand over documents or card details.

Some outbound links may carry a tracking tag so the operator can tell a visit came from us. The tag identifies the link, not you.

How long we keep records

Raw server records are kept for a limited period needed for security and troubleshooting and are then deleted or reduced to anonymous totals. We do not archive visitor-level data for later marketing use.

Your choices

You can ask what we hold about a visit, request deletion, or object to processing where the law in your area gives you that right. Because we do not know who a visitor is, we may need a few details such as an approximate time of visit to find the record.

Visitors in Australia can also take a privacy complaint to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner if they feel a response was not adequate.

Changes to this policy

When our practice changes, we update this page and the revision date. Continued use of the site after an update means you have seen the new text. Please check back if you rely on a specific point.