Privacy Policy

What this policy covers

This is the privacy policy for this independent Casino Rocket review site. It is short on purpose, because the site is a plain informational guide rather than a service that needs much from you. There is no account to create here, no deposit to make and no login, so we hold far less about visitors than a casino or a shop would. This page explains the little we do collect, what we deliberately do not, and how to reach us if you have a question about it.

What we collect

Two ordinary things, and one that is up to you. First, like almost every website, the server keeps basic logs such as a truncated IP address, the browser type and the pages requested, which help keep the site running and secure. Second, we use privacy-minded analytics to see, in aggregate, which pages are read and how people move through the site, so we can improve the guides. This is counting, not surveillance, and it does not build a profile of you by name. Third, if you email us a correction or a question, we hold that message and your reply address for as long as it takes to deal with it. That is the whole picture.

What we do not collect

Just as important is what never touches this site. We do not run a casino, so we do not collect or store anything you would use to gamble: no Casino Rocket login, no password, no identity documents, no bank or card numbers. If you ever feel prompted to enter those here, you are in the wrong place, because we have no reason to ask and no way to use them. We also do not sell visitor data. The contact page exists for corrections and questions, and the golden rule there is to leave out anything sensitive, since a review site simply does not need it.

Cookies and affiliate links

This site carries affiliate links, and cookies are part of how those work: when you follow a link to Casino Rocket, a cookie can record that the referral came from here so the site may earn a commission, at no extra cost to you. Analytics cookies do the counting described above. You are in control of all of them. Every browser lets you block or delete cookies, and doing so will not stop you reading a single page here, it will only switch off the measurement and attribution. For how the affiliate model shapes the site, the about page lays out the funding and the editorial stance, and the terms cover the wider ground rules. Any privacy question can go to the contact page.