Privacy Policy

Scope and Application

Super casino operates this independent review website, and this policy covers every page, form, and interactive feature on it, whether you are simply browsing casino reviews or sending us a message. It applies to everyone who visits, regardless of whether you register an account with us or remain a casual reader. The moment you land on the site and continue past the first page, you are engaging with the practices described here.

We do not operate casinos ourselves. We assess them. That distinction matters because the information we hold about you is tied to your use of this review platform, not to any gambling account you might hold elsewhere. If you follow a link from our site to a casino operator, their own privacy terms take over from that point onwards.

Information Collected

Some details reach us only because you choose to hand them over. When you fill in a contact form, send an email, leave a comment on a review, or respond to a survey, you may provide your name, your email address, and the contents of your message. We treat these as voluntarily submitted and use them solely for the purpose you had in mind when you sent them.

A second category of information arrives without any action on your part. Standard browsing generates technical data that our servers log automatically: your IP address, the type of device you are using, your browser settings, the pages you visit, how long you stay on each one, and which external site referred you to us. This material is collected passively and is not something you type in or submit.

Cookies and similar storage mechanisms fit into this passive category. They are small files placed on your device that remember your preferences, keep you logged in where applicable, and help the site run faster on repeat visits. Some of them track how you move through our pages so we can understand what readers actually find useful.

Why We Use This Information

Every piece of data we collect serves a practical purpose. Voluntarily submitted details allow us to answer your questions, respond to complaints about a casino we have reviewed, and take on board suggestions for future content. Without your email address, we would have no way to reply to you at all.

Technical and behavioural data keeps the site functioning. We monitor page load times, identify broken links, and adjust the layout based on how readers navigate our reviews. Traffic analysis tells us which casino reviews are most consulted, which informs the order and depth of our future coverage. The same data helps us spot suspicious activity such as automated scraping, repeated form submissions, or attempts to interfere with the site's operation.

We also use aggregated usage patterns to improve the clarity of our writing and the logic of our navigation. If readers consistently abandon a page halfway through, that is a signal the content needs restructuring, not that the topic is uninteresting.

Cookies and Storage Technologies

Cookies are not a single uniform thing, and it helps to separate them by what they do. Strictly necessary cookies are the ones the site cannot function without — they handle core operations like security tokens and basic navigation. Without these, pages would not load correctly and your session could not be maintained.

Preference cookies remember choices you have made, such as your preferred language or the display density of our review tables. They save you from resetting those options on every visit. Analytics cookies collect aggregated information about how the site is used, which pages are popular, and where visitors tend to lose interest. Marketing cookies, where used, track your interaction with promotional content so we can measure whether our advertising partnerships are actually relevant to readers.

You are not locked into any of this. Your browser or device settings give you control over which cookies are accepted, and you can delete stored cookies at any time. Blocking certain categories may slow the site down or disable some features, but it will not stop the site from working altogether.

Managing Your Preferences

The controls available to you depend on the browser you use. Most offer a settings menu where you can view all stored cookies, delete them individually or in bulk, and set rules for future ones. Some browsers let you block third-party cookies specifically while allowing first-party ones, which is a reasonable middle ground for most readers.

If you disable cookies entirely, you may notice that the site remembers less about you between visits and that certain interactive elements behave differently. That is the trade-off you accept, and it is entirely your call.

Disclosure to Third Parties

We do not sell personal data. Your information is not a product we trade, and no commercial arrangement exists that would justify handing it over in exchange for payment. That said, running a website is not a solo endeavour, and we rely on a small number of external providers to keep the operation going.

Hosting companies store the servers that hold our content and logs. Analytics providers process the behavioural data described above so we can read it in a usable format. Communication tools may handle the emails you send us. Moderation services may review submitted comments for spam or abusive content. Security specialists may assist when we investigate suspicious activity.

Each of these parties receives only the minimum information needed to perform their specific function. They do not receive the whole picture of your activity, and they are not permitted to use your data for their own purposes. Legal compliance may occasionally require disclosure to authorities, but we do not volunteer information beyond what the law demands.

Protection Measures

Reasonable security is our baseline. We use technical protections such as encryption where appropriate, organisational controls that limit which staff members can access sensitive data, and strict access restrictions so that only people with a genuine need can view personal information. These measures reduce the risk of unauthorised access, accidental loss, or misuse.

No online system is completely immune to attack. Despite our precautions, we cannot promise absolute security, and we will not pretend otherwise. What we can say is that we apply industry-standard safeguards and review them periodically to keep pace with emerging threats.

Responsible Gaming Considerations

Our role as a review site gives us a particular perspective on gambling behaviour. We may analyse usage patterns for signs that a visitor is engaging with content in a way that suggests harm — for instance, repeatedly seeking out high-risk promotional offers, interacting with bonus content obsessively, or demonstrating patterns that indicate chasing losses.

This processing is not about surveillance for its own sake. It supports safer access to our content by helping us identify when our reviews might inadvertently encourage harmful behaviour. Where such signals are detected, we may adjust the way content is presented or limit access to certain promotional material. We encourage any reader who recognises such patterns in themselves to consider the self-exclusion tools available at the casinos we review, and to reach out to support organisations that specialise in gambling-related harm.

Your Rights and Choices

You hold a set of rights over the information we hold about you. You may request a copy of the personal data we have stored, ask us to correct any inaccuracies, or request deletion where the law permits it. You may also opt out of specific communications, such as newsletters or follow-up emails, at any time.

When you submit a request, we will ask you to prove your identity first. This is not bureaucracy for its own sake — it prevents someone else from accessing your data by pretending to be you. The level of proof required depends on the sensitivity of the information involved, and we will not fulfil requests we cannot verify.

We respond to legitimate requests without undue delay. Where a request is complex or arrives in bulk, we may take additional time to process it properly, and we will keep you informed of progress. Refusals, where they occur, come with an explanation of why we cannot comply.

Retention Practices

We do not hold information indefinitely. Data is kept only for as long as it serves a genuine purpose — administrative record-keeping, analytical comparison, security investigation, or legal obligation. The moment a piece of information stops serving one of those purposes, it is removed from our active systems.

Anonymisation is our preferred outcome where possible. If we can strip identifying details from a dataset and still use it for aggregate analysis, we will do so, because anonymous data carries no privacy risk. Where anonymisation is not feasible, we may retain data in a restricted archive with limited access, or delete it outright. The specific period depends on the type of information and the reason we collected it in the first place.

External Resources

Our reviews contain links to the casinos we assess, along with other external services such as gambling support organisations and industry news sources. Once you leave our site, you are on someone else's territory. Those platforms operate under their own privacy policies, and we have no control over their data practices.

We cannot accept responsibility for the content or privacy standards of external pages. We recommend reviewing the privacy policy of any site you visit before providing personal information, particularly when that site involves financial transactions.

Policy Revisions

This policy will change as our practices evolve or as new legal requirements emerge. When a revised version is published on this website, it takes effect immediately. Continued use of the site after a revision indicates acceptance of the updated terms, so we encourage you to review this page periodically.

Material changes — those that affect your rights or introduce new data uses — will be flagged clearly rather than buried in a lengthy document. Minor administrative updates may pass without prominent notice.

Contact

Questions about this policy, requests to exercise your rights, or concerns about how your information is handled should be directed through the contact section on this website. That channel reaches the right people directly and allows us to track your query properly. We aim to address every legitimate request and will confirm receipt promptly.