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Data & visitors
Privacy notice
SlotsRoll.com publishes casino comparisons — we do not host wallets, open player profiles, or move deposits. This notice covers the technical and contact data our site may process, the reasons we keep it, and how you can ask questions. Browser cookie detail sits in the separate cookies & device storage page.
Last updated September 5, 2026
Three facts before the detail
Skim these first — they clear the biggest mix-ups with casino operators.
Mostly machine signals
We lean on request logs, optional preference keys, and aggregated traffic stats — not dossiers built from your casino play.
You can write to us
Access, correction, deletion, or objection requests go through the contact path on our About page when local law applies.
Hard nos for this publisher
Non-negotiables that shape vendors, copy, and how we handle inbound mail.
No collecting casino passwords or payment-card numbers meant for operator accounts.
No selling named visitor lists to casinos or marketing brokers.
No “shadow profiles” stitched across unrelated sites for resale.
No posing as a regulator or law-enforcement desk — editorial publishing only.
No content aimed at minors; this site is 18+ (or higher where local law requires).
Visitor signals we may hold
Light footprint by design — each row is a type of data, not a surveillance product.
Hit logs
TechnicalOften-truncated IP, time stamp, URL, status code, referrer, and user-agent — used to serve pages, debug faults, and blunt abuse.
Lifespan: Rotated on a short cycle unless an incident needs a longer look.
Preference keys
BrowserLocale/region choice, closed banners, and small UI prefs so return visits feel consistent.
Reset: Clear site data anytime; see the cookies page for controls.
Usage totals
AggregatedPage views, rough device class, scroll depth, broad geography — to learn which hubs help and which layouts fail.
Shape: Built as totals where tools allow, not named browsing histories.
Outbound credit tags
AttributionShort campaign or article IDs on review links so referral income can fund the desk.
Limit: They do not record what you do after you leave our hostname.
Messages you send
VoluntaryEmail address, body text, and files you attach when you contact editorial or privacy inboxes.
Care: Kept to answer you and keep a short audit trail, then archived or deleted.
Publisher desk vs casino vault
Two systems. Mixing them up is the most common privacy question we get.
What each side can access
SlotsRoll.com window
Pages you open here, coarse region from routing, device basics, and whether a partner link was clicked.
Blind spots for us
Casino balance, wagers, KYC uploads, payment instruments used at an operator, or anything inside a player account.
Where to send account requests
Operator holds the file
If you registered at a casino, that brand owns the player profile and compliance records.
What to do
Ask them for statements, closures, or KYC changes — we cannot edit their databases.
Retention clock
Keep only as long as the job needs — then prune.
| Signal type | Usual window | Extra note |
|---|---|---|
| Security / hit logs | Days → a few weeks | Extended only while investigating an incident |
| Usage totals | Months | Aggregated where possible; not turned into named profiles |
| Outbound credit tags | Months | Finance and reporting — not a play log on the casino site |
| Email threads | Until closed + short buffer | Then deleted or archived |
| Consent / preference choices | Until you change them | Browser controls and cookie settings still apply |
Processing grounds (where GDPR-style rules apply)
Plain labels for why a signal exists — not legal advice for your situation.
Keep the site up and safe
Legitimate interestsAbuse prevention, uptime checks, outage detection, and reliable page delivery.
Steer the product
Legitimate interestsAggregated metrics show which hubs help and where navigation confuses people.
Answer your mail
At your requestCorrections, partnership notes, and privacy requests you choose to send.
Credit referral clicks
Legitimate interestsAttribute outbound visits so affiliate income can fund independent publishing.
Request path if you want action
Access, erasure, correction, or objection — follow this sequence when local law gives you those rights.
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1
Open the About contact block
Use the method listed on our <a href="https://www.slotsroll.com/ie/our-team">About</a> page — that inbox reaches the right desk.
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2
Name the ask and your region
Say whether you want access, deletion, correction, or objection, and which country you are writing from.
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3
Use a recognisable address
Send from the same email you used with us before when that applies — it speeds light verification.
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4
Skip heavy documents unless asked
We rarely need ID packs for a simple site request; we will say if more proof is required.
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Wait for a timed reply
We answer inside the window set by applicable law and spell out what we can (and cannot) change.
Casino-account files sit with the operator. We cannot open, edit, or wipe those records.
Everyday shields on our side
No stack is flawless — these habits cut routine risk.
- HTTPS wraps traffic between your browser and our infrastructure so requests are harder to skim in transit.
- Production tools stay limited to people who publish, maintain, or secure the site.
- Admin actions are logged so audits and incident reviews have a trail.
- We avoid sensitive categories by default and never ask for casino-account passwords.
- Anything sensitive you paste into a message becomes part of that thread — keep mail lean when you can.
Straight answers
Do I need a SlotsRoll.com login to read reviews?
No. Pages are public. Personal data shows up mainly if you email us or if the browser keeps optional preference keys.
Can you see my deposits, bets, or KYC scans?
No. Those stay with the operator you joined. We are outside their wallet and verification flow.
Is this the same as the cookies page?
No. Cookies & device storage covers browser files. This notice covers server logs, messages, retention, grounds, and requests.
Does any technical data leave my country?
Hosting and security vendors may process logs in more than one region. Where GDPR-style rules apply, we use contracts and data minimisation to reduce risk.
How do I dial down usage totals?
Use browser privacy controls and the options described on the cookies page. Basic security hit logs still exist so we can serve and protect the site.