Privacy: What We Collect and the Rights Around It
What does an online casino actually do with your data? Ours runs on a short list: account data entered at registration, transaction data created by deposits and payouts, and usage data recorded as you play. We collect what the account needs to operate and nothing beyond it, and this account shows each item next to the reason it exists.
Cookies and Analytics, in Brief
What the site stores in your browser
Essential cookies keep the session open; analytics cookies record page use in aggregate; preference cookies remember your lobby settings. ### Where the detail lives The cookie policy carries the full types-and-controls breakdown, including how to clear them in the browser.
The Information We Collect
Account data covers what registration asks for: name, date of birth, contact details and the credentials you set. Transaction data covers deposits, payout requests and the payment methods behind them, collected because every payout must reach the account holder. Verification material — document copies, proof of address, proof of payment-method ownership — joins the file when the identity check begins. Usage data covers pages and sessions, recorded to keep the site running and to improve the lobby.
Sharing: Who Receives What, and Why
| Recipient | What is shared | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Payment providers | Transaction details | To move deposits and payouts |
| Verification services | Document data | To complete identity checks |
| Analytics tools | Aggregated usage | To measure site performance |
Your Rights Over Your Data
Access, correction and deletion requests run through support from your registered email, and we answer them inside the same discipline our payout reviews keep: read the full account, reply once, act. A request to correct begins with what changes; a request for access returns what the account holds; deletion follows the account rules, including the dormancy terms, and the verified contact pair on the account is what lets us act on any of these safely.
How We Use Information
Purposes sit in a short list: operating the account, moving money, verifying identity where payouts demand it, meeting the record-keeping that transactions create, and improving the site from aggregated usage. Marketing messages go only where you have opted in, and every message carries its own opt-out.
How Long We Keep It
Account and transaction data live as long as the account does, because payouts and verification depend on them; verification material stays with the account file it cleared. After dormancy closes an account under the terms, retention follows the record-keeping needs of the transactions themselves, and analytics data stays aggregated without personal identifiers.
When This Policy Changes
Changes are announced here before they take effect, and material changes to how we use data get their own notice through the account. Last updated: 13 November 2026
