Privacy Notice
What data PlayRainbowRichesSlot handles: cookie-free statistics, short server logs and emails, what happens when you visit a casino, and your GDPR rights.
The operator of this website runs PlayRainbowRichesSlot and is responsible for the small amount of personal data the site handles. Reading our pages requires no account, no sign-up and no email address. This notice sets out what is collected anyway, and how to ask about it.
Data we collect
Fact sheet
| What | Purpose | Kept for |
|---|---|---|
| Anonymous page statistics (page, referrer, browser, device type, rough location) | Seeing which guides people use and which need improving | As aggregate figures only |
| Technical server logs, including IP address | Security, fault-finding and stopping abuse | A short period, then overwritten |
| Emails you send us | Answering your question or correction | Until the matter is closed |
About our analytics
Statistics, where used, come from Umami. It sets no cookies, keeps no full IP addresses and cannot recognise you on other websites. That is also why the site shows no cookie banner asking you to accept tracking: there is no advertising or cross-site tracking to accept. We never sell or rent data to anyone.
Clicking through to a casino
Some links, such as those on our casino page, send you to gambling operators. Once you land there, that company becomes responsible for your data under its own privacy notice, and it may use cookies to note which site referred you. We do not get your name, payment details or betting history in return. How these referrals pay for the site is described on the About page.
Age
Our content is aimed at adults. Nobody under 18 should use gambling sites, and we do not knowingly collect data from minors. Parents can find blocking tools on the responsible gambling page.
Your choices and rights
Readers in the UK and the European Economic Area have rights under the GDPR, including access to their data, correction, erasure and objection, and readers elsewhere may have similar rights under local law. Send any request to [email protected], also reachable via the contact page. UK residents may complain to the Information Commissioner’s Office, and EU residents to their national data protection authority. Material changes to this notice will be shown here with a new date.
