Privacy

We do not use advertising cookies, analytics scripts or third-party trackers, and we never store your IP address or your browser's user agent string.

When you click a casino link

Every outbound casino link goes through /go/. Each click stores one row with:

• the time of the click (UTC);
• the casino in the link and the casino you were sent to;
• the country and the province or region our network provider detects from your connection (not your IP address), plus the code of the data centre that served you;
• the origin of the referring page (for example https://www.reddit.com), never its full address or query string;
• the campaign tag in the link (for example reddit-guide-1) and the page on our site you clicked from;
• the landing page version you saw (a or b), if any, and the campaign tag stored in the src cookie, if any;
• whether the link was blocked for your location or the casino is paused;
• a yes/no flag for automated traffic, worked out from the user agent at the time of the click (the user agent itself is not stored).

When you open a landing page

The first time you open one of our landing pages we store one row with the time, the page, the version you were given (a or b), the automated-traffic flag and the country our network detects. This lets us compare the two versions fairly.

Cookies

• ab: set on landing pages, keeps the same page version for you. Holds only the letter a or b. Expires after 30 days.
• src: set when you arrive through a link with a campaign tag (for example from a guide we shared). Holds that tag only, is set once and not overwritten, and expires after 30 days.

Why and how long

We use these records to see which pages help readers, to reconcile affiliate commission, and as evidence that we do not show casino offers in places where they are not allowed. We keep click and landing-page records for 3 years.

Questions: [email protected].