Privacy Policy

What you choose to share. A contact form or newsletter signup means handing over your name, email, and whatever you’ve written.

What gets logged without you doing anything. Standard web tech tracks a few things automatically:

• Your IP address and the general area it points to.
• Browser and device details.
• Which Gates of Olympus pages and casino comparisons you read, and how long you stayed.
• How you got here – search, another site, or a direct link.
• The exact timestamp of your visit.

None of that names you outright. Combined with other details, though, it can sometimes count as personal data legally, so we treat it carefully regardless.

We try not to over-collect. You don’t need an account to read anything here, and we won’t ask for your name if your email is all we actually need to reply.

Running and improving the Site rests on legitimate interest. Non-essential cookies and newsletter emails rest on consent, withdrawable any time. Replying to something you’ve sent rests on contractual necessity. And anything the law requires of us, we do because it’s required.

Keeping Collection to a Minimum

We try hard not to gather more than each specific job actually needs. Reading anything on this Site never requires creating an account. If your email address is enough to answer a question you’ve raised, we won’t ask for your name on top of it. Where we notice a feature collecting more than it genuinely needs to function, we look to trim that back over time rather than leaving it as-is by default.

We also avoid technologies designed to identify you uniquely once you’ve cleared or blocked cookies. Standard cookie-based tracking, respecting whatever choice you’ve made, is as far as we go.

• Analytics companies, under their own rules, seeing only aggregated numbers.
• Casino affiliate systems, just enough to confirm a referral and pay us.
• Authorities, if legally required to hand something over.
• Whoever takes over the Site, if that ever happens, under the same privacy standards.

Selling your data isn’t something we do, ever. Any outside processor we use is bound by a written agreement requiring them to protect your data to a standard at least as strong as what we promise here.

If this Site is ever sold or changes hands, any user data involved would only transfer under terms that keep the same protections you’re reading about right now.

We genuinely don’t have commercial relationships with data brokers or advertising networks of any kind, and nothing collected through this Site is ever used to build advertising profiles for use elsewhere.

• Analytics: roughly 26 months.
• Contact messages: until resolved, then gone, unless we’re legally obligated to keep them.
• Newsletter info: until you unsubscribe.
• Referral tracking: under 90 days, just long enough to confirm a commission.

Once something’s served its purpose, we delete it or strip out anything identifying.

Got an old contact email on file that needs updating? Just say so through the contact form and we’ll fix it. We don’t double-check what you submit yourself, so getting it right is on you if you want a reply back.

We review these specific timeframes periodically and adjust them if needed, though any adjustment would only ever shorten retention, never extend it beyond what’s genuinely necessary for the purpose involved.

This Site, given what it covers, isn’t for anyone under 18, and we’re not knowingly collecting data from minors. Spot something that suggests otherwise? Tell us and we’ll remove it fast.

This matters to us beyond formality – real-money gambling content has no place in a younger reader’s life regardless of how it’s presented around the edges.

This Policy stops mattering the moment you land on a casino platform. From there, it’s entirely their privacy policy in charge.

Any privacy question, big or small, goes through the contact form. We’ve tried to write this in language that actually makes sense – if anything’s still unclear, just ask.