This is a plain informational site with no accounts, no logins and no personalisation, so there is very little to collect. We run no analytics software, no advertising pixels and no visitor-tracking scripts of our own. What remains is the ordinary server log every website has: IP address, timestamp, the page asked for, and the browser and device details your software reports. We do not use those records to build a profile of you, and we do not sell personal information.
Click through to Roobet Casino or another operator and you leave us behind — their privacy policy governs everything from that point. Their collection practices are not ours to control, and your account, deposits and documents there are invisible to us.
Our contact form is not active — it sends nothing anywhere. If you email us at one of the addresses on the Contact page, we hold your message and address for as long as it takes to deal with what you raised. You are not signed up to anything by writing to us.
This site is published for readers in Canada. Where our processing falls within their scope, Canadian federal and provincial privacy law, the EU GDPR and the UK GDPR apply. We do not claim that every regime applies to every visitor — that depends on where we operate and who we target, not simply on where you happen to be sitting.
We place no cookies ourselves, whether for analytics, advertising or preferences. Our security and content-delivery provider may set essential cookies needed to filter malicious traffic and keep the site available. They are technical rather than commercial, and nothing here becomes unreadable if you block cookies.
This site is intended for adults of legal gambling age (18 or 19 depending on the province or territory in Canada) only. Nothing here is directed at under-age readers, and we knowingly collect no data from them.
Operator links here can carry a referral marker — that is the mechanism by which we are credited for a visit. It does not tell us who you are, yet markers, click identifiers, IP addresses and like technical data may still be personal information in law — we prefer to state that rather than pretend otherwise.
The law, with its usual exceptions, lets you ask what we hold about you and seek access, correction or deletion. Your location may also give you rights to object to or restrict processing, to data portability, to withdrawing consent, and to complaining to your privacy regulator. Use the Contact page and we will handle the request.
Anything you want to ask about privacy here can be sent via the Contact page.