This page explains what happens to information when you read this website, an independent review that explains the licence and rules of one betting brand. We keep data collection small, and we describe below what is still recorded and why.
The policy covers only this website. It does not cover the operator that we write about, any payment provider, or any other site you reach through a link, each of which has its own rules about your data.
The site has no accounts, no betting features and no payment forms, so we never ask for bank details, identity papers or passwords.
Your agreement
Continuing to browse these pages means you accept the practices described here. If you do not accept them, please stop using the site.
Information we receive
Most visitors give us nothing beyond what their browser sends automatically. When we do ask for something, the request will say what we want and why at that point.
If you write to us, we receive the details you choose to include, such as your name, your email address and the text of your message, and we use them only to answer you.
Please do not send us identity documents, card numbers or account passwords. We have no reason to hold them and will delete them if they arrive.
What we use it for
Information we hold is used for a short list of ordinary purposes:
- Running the site and keeping it available
- Seeing which pages are read so we can fix unclear explanations
- Replying to messages that readers send us
- Spotting abuse, spam and automated traffic
- Measuring whether advertising and links on the pages work
Server logs
Like nearly every website, ours is served from hosting infrastructure that records each request. A log line can contain your IP address, browser type, internet provider, the time of the visit and the page you came from or went to next. We use these records for statistics and for diagnosing faults, and we do not use them to identify individual readers.
Cookies and similar technologies
Cookies are small files that a browser stores for a site. This site and some of its partners may use them to remember simple preferences, count visits and show relevant advertising. You can refuse or delete cookies in your browser settings, though some features may then work less smoothly.
A neutral explanation of how cookies work is available at .
Google advertising cookies
Google is one of the vendors that may place cookies in your browser when you visit pages with its advertising code. Those cookies let Google show ads based on your earlier visits to this and other sites. You can read how to switch this off in the advertising settings described at
Advertising partners
Advertising partners can set cookies or use web beacons when their content is displayed. We list them below, and each one publishes its own policy that governs the data it gathers.
How partner technologies behave
Ad servers and networks may use cookies, scripts and tracking pixels that are sent straight to your browser. They receive your IP address automatically when that happens and use it to measure campaigns or tailor what you see.
We have no access to the cookies of these companies and no control over them. To understand what a partner keeps, read that partner's own privacy statement.
Other websites
Links from this site lead to pages we do not run, including the operator's own. This policy stops at the link. Check the policy of any site you open before you enter personal details, especially if it asks for identity papers or payment information.
Browser makers explain on their own help pages how to block or clear cookies, and following those steps is the most reliable way to limit tracking.
California privacy rights
Residents of California may ask a business to tell them what personal data it holds, to delete it, or to stop selling it. We do not sell personal data.
Ask a business for the following, and expect to hear back within about one month:
A copy of the categories and specific pieces of data gathered about you.
Deletion of the data held about you.
A halt to any sale of your data.
To make a request, contact us through this website.
European data protection rights
People in the European Economic Area have a defined set of rights over their personal data. You may ask us to do any of the following:
Access: give you a copy of the data we hold, and where a fee is allowed it will be small.
Correction: fix details you believe are wrong or complete details that are missing.
Erasure: delete your data where the law requires.
Restriction: limit how your data is used in specific cases.
Objection: stop a use of your data that you dispute.
Portability: pass your data to you or to another organisation.
We answer within one month of a request. Use the contact route on this website to make one.
Children
This site is written for adults, and the brand it discusses limits betting to people aged 18 or over, or the higher legal age where they live. Parents and guardians are encouraged to supervise what young people do online.
We do not knowingly collect personal data from anyone under 13. If you believe a child has sent us such data, tell us and we will remove it as soon as we can.
To reach us, use the contact route on this website.