Privacy Policy

Who we are

We are a small editorial team that publishes casino reviews for readers in Australia. The pages here describe an online casino, its bonuses, payment methods and support. We have no access to player accounts, balances or the casino's own records, so we cannot see or change anything you do on the operator's site.

If a question about this policy is not answered below, you can ask the editors through the contact channel provided on the site, and we will reply in plain language.

What we collect

There is no registration here and no comment form, so we do not ask for your name, address, date of birth or payment details. What we do receive is the technical data every web server sees: your IP address, browser type, device type, the page you asked for, the time of the request and the page that sent you here.

Server logs are used to keep the site running, to spot abuse and to count visits in aggregate. We do not try to identify an individual reader from them.

Cookies and measurement

The site may set a small number of cookies or similar browser storage. Some remember a simple preference, such as whether you dismissed a notice. Others belong to analytics tools that tell us which sections readers open and where they leave, so we can fix confusing pages.

You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings. The site stays readable if you do, though a few conveniences may reset on each visit.

Links to the operator

Buttons and links that lead to Spinjo are marked as sponsored. When you click one, your browser connects to the operator's site, and from that moment the operator's own privacy terms apply, not ours. The operator, or the network that passes the visit on, may place a tracking identifier so it can tell that a visit started from this page.

Read the operator's privacy notice before you register. Anything you type into its sign-up or login form goes to the operator, and we never see it.

How long we keep data

Raw server logs are kept for a limited period and then deleted or reduced to anonymous totals. Aggregated statistics, which cannot be traced to a person, may be kept longer so we can compare one year with another.

Your choices and rights

You may ask what, if anything, we hold about you, and ask us to delete it. Because we do not collect account details, the honest answer is usually that there is very little to find, but we will check and tell you what we found.

If you are unhappy with how a request was handled, you can raise it with the privacy regulator in your country.

Changes to this page

We update this policy when the site changes how it handles data, for example when we add a new tool. The current version is always the one shown here, and material changes are reflected in the page text.