Nothing here needs an account or a login, and nothing is personalised, so there is not much to gather in the first place. No analytics tool, advertising pixel or tracking script of ours runs on these pages. The one record that does exist is the usual web-server log — IP address, time, page requested, and the browser and device string sent by your software. We build no profile from them, and we sell no personal information.
Our contact form is not active — it sends nothing anywhere. Email us at one of the addresses listed on the Contact page and we keep the message and your address until the matter is settled. We do not add you to any mailing list.
Only adults of legal gambling age — 18 or 19 depending on the province or territory in Canada — are meant to read these pages. We do not knowingly collect data from minors, and we do not aim any part of this site at them.
Where the law provides it, and subject to its exceptions, you can ask what we hold and request access, correction or erasure. 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. Write to us via the Contact page and we will deal with it.
We set no cookies of our own — no analytics, advertising or preference cookies. Essential cookies may come from the provider that shields and delivers the site, purely to block abuse and keep it online. They are technical rather than commercial, and nothing here becomes unreadable if you block cookies.
Links to casino operators on this site may carry a referral marker so an operator can credit the visit to us. We do not learn your name from it, but referral markers, click identifiers, IP addresses and similar technical data can still count as personal information under data-protection law, so we would rather say so plainly than claim otherwise.
Following a link to McLuck Casino or any other brand takes you off this site, where their policy applies instead of ours. Their collection practices are not ours to control, and your account, deposits and documents there are invisible to us.
Our readership is in Canada, and the site is published with that in mind. To the extent they cover what we do, Canadian federal and provincial privacy law, the EU GDPR and the UK GDPR are the applicable regimes. Which of them applies is a question of where we operate and whom we aim at, not of where you happen to be reading from.
Server logs are kept by our host on its ordinary rotation and are not retained by us beyond that. Emails go once the issue they concern is resolved, save where a legal claim means they must be kept.
Anything you want to ask about privacy here can be sent via the Contact page.