Privacy policy — what data this site uses
This page explains how this review site handles data. It is not the privacy policy of DicePalace Casino, and it does not describe what the operator does with your information. If you want to know how the operator treats personal data, you have to read the operator's own policy on its own site — we neither wrote it nor control it. What follows is a plain description of our side of the fence: what a visit to these pages actually leaves behind, why, and what you can switch off.
Who runs this site
This is an independent, informational review site about DicePalace Casino, written for an international readership. We are not DicePalace, we are not a gambling operator, and we are not an agent or representative of one. Nothing on these pages is a gambling service.
That distinction matters for privacy, because it removes most of the reasons a gambling site would need data about you. We do not open accounts. We take no deposits and hold no balances. We never ask for a debit card number, a bank account, an e-wallet login, a passport or a utility bill. There is no registration form, no login area and no member profile on this site, so there is nothing for you to fill in and nothing for us to store about you as an individual.
We deliberately do not name a company, a registration number, a postal address, a data-protection officer or a contact email on this page, because none of those details is fixed at the time of writing. We also make no claim about UK GDPR status or registration with the Information Commissioner's Office. Where a value is not settled, we say so rather than inventing one.
What is actually collected
One thing, and only after you agree to it: anonymous usage analytics. When you accept the cookie notice, an analytics tool records aggregate signals about how the site is used — which pages are opened, roughly how long a page is read, which page you arrived from, the broad device type, the browser language and an approximate region derived from the network connection.
What is not collected through that tool is the part most people care about:
- Aggregate page views and navigation paths
- Approximate region and device category
- Whether a link on the page was clicked
- No name, no date of birth
- No email address or telephone number
- No payment or card data of any kind
- No gambling account details or balances
- No advertising profile built about you as a person
We do not sell data, we do not run our own advertising network, and we do not build behavioural profiles for targeting. The purpose of the measurement is editorial: to see which guides are read, which are ignored and which need rewriting.
Cookies and the consent choice
The notice that appears on your first visit is a genuine choice, not a formality. If you select Decline, analytics stays off. If you select Accept, analytics cookies may be set. A small technical record of your answer itself is kept in your browser's local storage so the notice does not reappear on every page; that record holds nothing but the word for your decision.
The detail of which cookies exist, what each one is for and how to remove them is set out on the cookie policy. Treat that page as the companion to this one — this page covers data in general, that page covers the storage mechanism.
No advertising cookies are set without consent. If you decline, the pages still work in full: nothing on this site is hidden behind a consent wall.
What happens when you follow a partner link
Some links on this site lead to the operator, and we may earn a commission when they are used. The moment you follow one, you have left our pages. From that point the operator's own privacy policy, cookie policy and terms apply, together with any tracking its partner network uses. We do not control that process, we cannot switch it off on your behalf, and we do not receive your personal details back from it.
What we may see is a count: that a link was used, from which of our pages, and in aggregate. That is a tally, not a record of you. If you would rather not be handed over at all, do not follow the link — every fact on this site is readable without ever leaving it.
Anything you type on the operator's site — an account, a deposit, an identity document — is between you and that operator. We never see it, cannot retrieve it and cannot delete it for you.
Hosting and server logs
Like any website, this one is served by a hosting provider, and hosting infrastructure keeps technical logs as a normal part of delivering pages and defending against abuse. Those logs typically contain the requested address, a timestamp, a status code, the browser's user-agent string and a network address. They exist for reliability and security, not for marketing, and they are produced by the platform rather than by us.
We do not mine those logs to identify individual readers, and we do not combine them with analytics to reconstruct a person. The exact retention applied by the hosting platform is set by that platform and is not something we can restate here as a fixed number of months without guessing, so we will not.
How long anything is kept
Analytics data is held in aggregate for as long as it is editorially useful and is reviewed periodically; consent records live in your browser until you clear them, and server logs follow the hosting platform's own cycle. We are not going to publish a precise retention period in months, because the honest answer is that it depends on settings we do not solely control. What we can say plainly is that there is no personal file about you to keep, because none is created in the first place.
Your choices
Decline analytics
Choose Decline on the cookie notice. Nothing else on the site changes.
Change your mind
Clear this site's cookies and local storage in your browser. The notice reappears on your next visit and you can answer differently.
Use browser settings
Block or delete cookies, browse in a private window, or switch on your browser's tracking protection. All of these work on this site.
Read without clicking out
Stay on our pages if you do not want to be passed to an operator's own tracking.
If you want to make a request about data rather than simply switching analytics off, be aware of the practical limit: with no account, no email address and no name on file, there is usually no individual record for us to find, correct or erase.
Age and audience
This site is strictly for adults aged 18+ and is written for an international readership. It is not aimed at children, and we do not knowingly collect anything from a person under 18. Gambling content is unsuitable for minors; if a young person has access to your device, use the parental controls and blocking software your operating system or network provides.
If gambling has stopped being entertainment, free and confidential help is available around the clock from the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133, and our own safer gambling page collects the practical options in one place.
Changes and how to reach us
This policy can change when the tools on the site change. The date under the H1 is the version marker; the current text is always the one in force, and we do not keep an archive of superseded wordings.
We publish no email address, so please use the routes described on the support and contact page to raise a privacy question, report an error or ask for a correction. For the wider context of who writes these reviews and how they are put together, the UK legal position page and the hub at DicePalace UK are the natural next reads.
Short version: no accounts, no payments, no profiling. Anonymous analytics only, and only if you say yes.