Privacy Policy

What Information We Collect and Why

When you visit this site, a few things happen automatically that are worth being upfront about. Our web hosting and analytics setup collects certain technical data — things like your IP address, browser type, the pages you visited, and roughly how long you spent on them. We don't ask for this; it just comes with running any website. We use it to understand how the site is performing, fix broken pages, and get a general sense of what content people actually find useful. Nothing fancy, just the basics.

If you choose to reach out to us through a contact form or by email, we'll naturally receive whatever you include in that message — your name, email address, and the content of what you wrote. We only use that to respond to you. We're not building a contact list from it, and we're not passing it along to anyone. It feels worth saying plainly: we don't collect personal data for its own sake. We collect what we need to keep the site running and nothing more.

Cookies and How We Use Them

This site uses cookies. Some are strictly necessary — session cookies that keep the site functioning as you move between pages. Others are analytics-related, placed by third-party tools we use to track aggregate traffic patterns. These analytics cookies don't identify you personally; they produce statistics, not profiles. Still, they are cookies, and you have every right to know they're there.

Some pages on this site contain affiliate links to online casinos. When you click one of those links, the casino's own cookies and tracking systems kick in — and at that point, their privacy policy governs what happens, not ours. We want to be honest about that handoff. We benefit from those referrals financially, which is how independent review sites like this one stay online. That commercial relationship doesn't change how we handle your data on our end, but transparency feels right here.

Third Parties and Data Sharing

We use a small number of third-party services to run this site — analytics platforms, hosting providers, and occasionally advertising networks. These services may process some of your data as part of delivering their service to us. We don't sell your personal information. That's not something we do or plan to do. What these third parties receive is limited to what they need to perform their specific function, and they operate under their own privacy terms.

If we were ever required by law to disclose information — say, in response to a valid legal request — we would comply. That's not something we expect to happen, but it would be misleading to pretend it's impossible. Outside of that scenario, your data stays within the small circle of services that help keep this site running. We don't share it for marketing purposes, and we don't trade it with other websites or data brokers.

Your Rights and How to Exercise Them

Depending on where you're located, you may have legal rights around your personal data — the right to access what we hold about you, to request its deletion, to correct inaccuracies, or to object to certain types of processing. Visitors from the European Economic Area have these rights under GDPR. Other jurisdictions have similar frameworks. We take these rights seriously, even if the volume of personal data we actually hold is quite small given the nature of this site.

If you want to make a request of any kind regarding your data, the best approach is to contact us directly by email. We'll do our best to respond within a reasonable timeframe. There's no complicated procedure here — just get in touch, explain what you're looking for, and we'll work through it. We can't always fulfill every request (there are legal limits to that), but we'll be straightforward about what we can and can't do.