Privacy

Privacy Policy

Version: October 2026

Our Privacy Philosophy In One Sentence

We collect the minimum data necessary to run this site and don't do anything creepy with it.

The Surveillance Economy Is Gross

We've watched the internet become a tracking nightmare. Every click logged. Every purchase profiled. Your data sold to the highest bidder. We refuse to participate in that ecosystem.

This site doesn't:

• Run Facebook pixels
• Use Google Analytics (we use privacy-focused alternatives)
• Participate in ad networks that track you across the web
• Sell or share your data with anyone
• Build profiles on you

What We Actually Collect

Server Logs (Automatic)

When you visit, our servers record:

• IP address (we don't tie this to your identity)
• Browser and device type
• Pages you viewed
• Time and date
• Referring URL

This data is used in aggregate to understand traffic patterns. We don't care who you specifically are. We care that "X thousand people read the bonus comparison page last month."

If You Email Us

• Your email address (to reply)
• Your message content
• Your name if you include it

That's it.

What We Don't Touch

• Real names (unless you volunteer them)
• Physical addresses
• Phone numbers
• Government IDs
• Financial information
• Gambling records
• Health data
• Biometrics
• Social media profiles
• Purchase history

We couldn't sell your data even if we wanted to. We don't have any data worth selling.

Cookies

Yes, we use them. No, not for tracking you across the internet.

• Strictly necessary: Site functionality
• Analytics: Privacy-respecting, aggregated stats
• Preferences: Remembering your settings

No advertising cookies. No retargeting. No "you looked at slots, here are slot ads everywhere you go."

When You Click Casino Links

The moment you click through to a casino, you're on their turf. Their privacy policy applies. Casinos collect extensive personal data—ID documents, financial records, gambling activity. That's between you and them.

We recommend reading their privacy policies. We also recommend assuming they track everything (because they do).

Data Retention

• Server logs: 60 days, then deleted
• Analytics: Anonymised after 12 months
• Emails: Deleted after issue resolved or 1 year, whichever is first

Your Rights

Request access, correction, or deletion: [email protected]

We'll respond within 30 days. Usually faster. There's not much to report—we barely have any data on individual visitors.

We Don't Do Business With Data Brokers

Nobody contacts us asking to buy user data because we've made it clear we'd rather shut down than participate in that industry. The answer is no. It will always be no.

Questions? Same email: [email protected]