In short
- This guide does not set its own cookies and does not run advertising, analytics or tracking scripts.
- The machine that serves these pages stores the usual access logs so the service can be kept secure and faults can be diagnosed; those records are then discarded on a rolling timetable.
- Follow a casino destination and you leave this guide for the operator, along with the affiliate network attached to that operator; privacy policies belonging to those parties then take over.
What this policy covers
Newcomers to internet casinos will find a written explanation on these pages. The casino is a separate business: nothing here accepts a deposit or sends a payout.
Accounts are never created through this guide. Registration, a login box and a mailbox collecting names, emails or payment details do not exist on these pages. Should a screen invite you to register, that screen is no longer this guide; you have moved elsewhere.
Player files are not stored here, so identity verification is not something we carry out. Know-your-customer checks, shortened to KYC, are when an operator wants an identity-document photograph plus evidence of where you live. That request, if it comes, arrives from the operator ahead of a withdrawal. It never comes from this guide.
Browser storage, adverts and visit tracing
Websites sometimes drop a tiny file into your browser so a later visit can be recognised; that file is called a cookie. None of those files originate from the pages of this guide.
Advertising is not served here. Analytics packages that tally visits and assemble reader profiles are not embedded. Scripts that trail you across our pages or onwards to other destinations are not loaded either.
Should a cookie list appear in your browser after you have been here, this site's own pages did not put those files there. They show up only once you have followed a link to a different service.
What the server records
The computer that hosts these pages keeps ordinary access logs. That is a short technical record of each request. It exists so the host can spot abuse and repair faults, not so this guide can market to you.
A log line typically includes:
- your IP address, the network label of your connection
- the browser user agent, meaning the name of the software you used to view the page
- the page you asked for
- the time of that request
Those logs are deleted on a rolling basis. Older lines drop off as new ones arrive. This page does not publish a fixed retention window, because none is stated here.
When you leave for the casino
Links and buttons on this guide can send you to the casino. The moment you click, you leave these pages.
From then on the casino and its affiliate network take over. An affiliate network is the chain of partners that may record that you arrived from this guide. Their cookies, their logs and their privacy notices apply. Ours do not.
Read those notices on the casino's own site before you register, deposit or play. This guide cannot see, edit or delete what they collect.
Play that happens after you leave — including an e-wallet (a prepaid online purse used to send and receive money) or a match bonus (extra play money added when you deposit) — sits with the casino, not with this guide. If you want a calm walkthrough of those products, start at our bonus explainer or the payments page.
Questions and updates
The hosting administrator of the site is the right person for queries about the server logs. A company name, a postal address and a named member of staff are not printed on this page.
Updates to these privacy rules appear on this same URL. No mailing list exists and no pop-up is shown. Readers who want to know how privacy is handled should reopen this page on a later visit.
Operational details of the guide sit on the about page and our terms of use. Pointers for keeping play inside sensible limits sit on the responsible gambling page.