Updated: 10 November 2026
This privacy policy explains how this independent British information guide handles personal data when you visit our website. Because we provide editorial reviews and informational resources rather than gambling services, we do not operate player accounts, process deposits, or manage wagers. Our data handling practices reflect our purely informational role.
Information We Collect
When you read our guides and reference articles, we collect a limited amount of technical data to understand site performance and readership trends. This information is gathered automatically through server logs and routine analytical tools.
The details collected typically include:
- Anonymised Internet Protocol (IP) addresses that indicate general geographic region without identifying individuals
- Browser type, browser version, and operating system
- Device categories, such as whether you access the site from a mobile phone, tablet, or desktop computer
- Browsing metrics, including pages viewed, time spent reading, referring sites, and date and time stamps
We do not collect names, home addresses, banking details, or identity verification documents. If you contact our editorial team by email, we receive your email address and any details you choose to include in your correspondence.
How We Use Your Data
We process technical and analytical information on the basis of our legitimate interests in maintaining and improving this informational resource. We use this data to ensure the pages load reliably, display properly across different devices, and deliver clear editorial content.
Specifically, we use this information for the following purposes:
- Monitoring server performance and diagnosing technical faults across our site
- Assessing aggregate reader engagement to determine which guides require updates
- Protecting our infrastructure against malicious traffic, automated scrapers, and security threats
- Responding directly to editorial questions, feedback, or corrections sent to us by readers
We do not sell personal data to commercial third parties, nor do we run direct marketing mailing lists or send unsolicited promotional messages.
Data Retention
We keep technical log records and analytical aggregates only for as long as needed to satisfy administrative, analytical, and security requirements.
Server logs used for site security and troubleshooting are routinely overwritten after a short operational period. Aggregated analytics data, which does not identify you as an individual, may be retained longer to evaluate multi-year readership trends. If you send an enquiry to our editorial inbox, your email and our replies are retained only until the query is resolved, after which they are archived or deleted according to standard inbox maintenance schedules.
Your Rights Under UK Data Protection Law
Under UK data protection legislation, you hold several statutory rights regarding the personal information held about you. Because we do not run account databases, the personal data we hold is typically restricted to incoming emails or standard server log entries.
Your legal rights include:
- The right to request access to the personal data we hold about you
- The right to request correction of inaccurate or incomplete records
- The right to request the erasure of your personal data where no lawful basis requires its continued retention
- The right to object to or request the restriction of specific processing activities
- The right to lodge a complaint with the relevant UK data supervisory authority if you believe your data has been handled unlawfully
Exercising Your Rights and Contact
If you have questions about this privacy policy, wish to exercise any of your data rights, or want to raise a concern regarding technical data, you can reach our editorial team directly.
You can submit any data request by emailing [email protected]. Please describe your enquiry clearly so that we can locate any relevant correspondence or logs. We aim to acknowledge and address all valid data requests within one calendar month, free of charge, in accordance with applicable UK data protection regulations.
