Privacy Policy
From the moment you land on a review page, submit an enquiry through a contact form, or click through to a featured bonus offer, the way Parimatch casino handles your information begins to apply. This document sets out the rules that govern that handling, covering everything the site collects, why it collects it, and what you can do about it. By continuing to browse, completing a form, or engaging with any content on this website, you confirm that you have read and understood the practices described below. These rules apply to every visitor, whether you are a casual reader comparing welcome offers or a registered user returning to check the latest terms.
Information We Collect
The website gathers two broad categories of data: personal and non-personal. Personal information is typically what you volunteer yourself, such as your name, email address, or any other contact details you enter into a form when asking a question or requesting further details about a casino feature. Non-personal information is collected more passively and includes technical data about the device you are using, the browser type and version, your IP address, the pages you visit, and general engagement metrics such as how long you stay on a particular review or which sections you scroll through. Some of this data arrives directly from you, while other portions are captured automatically through cookies and analytics tools that operate in the background as the page loads.
In practice, this means the site does not need you to actively hand over information for collection to happen. Simply navigating the pages generates a certain amount of technical data that is recorded and stored. The distinction matters because it shapes what you can control: you decide whether to submit personal details through a form, but the automatic collection of device and browsing data is something you influence mainly through your browser settings and cookie preferences.
How We Use Information
The purposes for which collected data is used are varied but all serve the operation of the website. Information is used to keep the site running smoothly, to improve how pages are structured and navigated, and to respond to requests that users send in. It also helps personalise content, so that the sections you see may be tailored to the kind of casino information you have shown interest in previously. Performance monitoring is another core use: understanding which pages load slowly or which sections attract the most attention allows the site to be adjusted accordingly. Data is also used to prevent abuse, such as blocking repeated attempts to submit fraudulent forms, and to maintain a secure environment for everyone browsing.
Beyond these operational uses, data helps Parimatch casino evaluate how visitors interact with the review pages themselves, the bonus content described on those pages, and the informational sections that explain terms, wagering requirements, and game features. This evaluation is not about tracking individual users for marketing purposes but about understanding patterns across the visitor base so that the content can be kept accurate, relevant, and useful.
Cookies and Similar Technologies
Cookies and comparable tracking technologies are used on this website to remember your preferences, support core functionality, measure traffic levels, and improve the overall experience of using the site. A cookie might, for example, remember that you have already seen a particular notice so that it does not appear again on your next visit, or it might help the site recognise your device so that settings you have chosen are preserved. Analytics cookies collect information about how the site is used in aggregate, which feeds into the performance monitoring described in the previous section.
You are not forced to accept these technologies. Most browsers give you the option to review, restrict, or disable cookies through their settings menus, and you can usually find these controls under the privacy or security section of your browser. You can also clear cookies that have already been stored, or set your browser to block new ones from being created. The practical consequence of doing so is that certain features may work less effectively: preferences may not be remembered between visits, and some functionality that depends on cookies may be reduced or unavailable. The site itself will continue to function, but the experience may become less tailored and you may be asked to make choices you previously made automatically.
Sharing of Data
Personal information collected on this website is not sold to outside parties. That is a firm boundary, and it applies regardless of how the data was gathered. Sharing does occur, however, in specific and limited circumstances. Data may be passed to service providers who help operate the website, such as hosting providers, analytics partners, and security tools that monitor for threats or unusual activity. These parties receive only the data necessary to perform their function, and they are engaged to support the operation of the site rather than to pursue their own purposes.
Data may also be disclosed to legal authorities when reasonably necessary. This could arise in connection with fraud prevention, compliance with a legal obligation, or the provision of technical support where a problem requires investigation. In every such case, the disclosure is limited to what is needed for the stated purpose, and the site does not volunteer more information than the situation demands.
Responsible Use of Data
Some of the data collected is reviewed for safety, compliance, and responsible gaming-related purposes. This includes looking for suspicious behaviour, such as repeated misuse of forms or attempts to submit the same request many times in a short period, and identifying interactions that may suggest harmful patterns. The intention behind this review is to support safer and more transparent use of the website, so that visitors who may be experiencing difficulties with gambling-related content can be identified and, where appropriate, directed towards support rather than encouraged to continue.
This processing is not about penalising individual visitors. It is a protective measure that sits alongside the site's broader commitment to responsible gambling, and it draws on the same data that is collected for operational purposes. In practice, it means that certain patterns of behaviour may trigger a closer look, and that the site reserves the right to act on what that review reveals, consistent with the obligations described elsewhere in this policy.
- Review the cookie settings in your browser before your first visit to control what is stored on your device.
- Only submit personal details through forms when you are comfortable with how they will be used.
- Check this page periodically, as the policy can change without individual notice.
- Use the contact options on the website to request access, correction, or deletion of your data.
- Treat external links as separate destinations with their own privacy rules that you should read independently.
Data Protection
Reasonable technical and organisational measures are applied to protect stored information against unauthorised access, misuse, alteration, or loss. This includes the use of security tools that monitor the site for vulnerabilities, access controls that limit who can view stored data, and procedures for responding to any security incident that does occur. These measures reflect widely accepted security practices, and they are applied consistently across the data the site holds.
It would be misleading to suggest that any internet-based system can guarantee complete protection at all times. No matter how robust the safeguards, the nature of online data transmission and storage means that absolute security cannot be promised. What can be said is that the site applies the same level of care that a reasonable operator would apply to information of this kind, and that it responds to emerging threats as they are identified.
User Rights
If you have submitted personal information to this website, you have the right to request access to it, to ask for corrections where the data is inaccurate, to request deletion where that is appropriate, and to object to certain uses of your data. These rights are not unlimited, and they are exercised by submitting a request through the contact options available on the site. The site may ask for reasonable verification before processing a privacy-related request, which is a safeguard to ensure that data is not disclosed to someone who is not entitled to receive it.
In practice, this means you can ask what data the site holds about you, challenge anything that appears wrong, and request that information be removed where there is no legitimate reason to keep it. The verification step exists to protect your own data from being handed over to impersonators, and it typically involves confirming that you are the person who submitted the original information.
Retention of Information
Information is retained only for as long as necessary to fulfil operational, legal, security, and record-keeping purposes. The length of that retention is not a fixed period but is determined by the purpose for which the data was collected in the first place. Data held to respond to a support request, for example, may be kept only until that request is resolved and any follow-up has concluded. Data held for security monitoring may be kept longer, because the value of such data often lies in identifying patterns over time. Data held to satisfy a legal obligation is kept for as long as that obligation remains in force.
When retention is no longer justified, the data may be deleted, anonymised, or securely archived. Anonymisation is often preferred where the data has ongoing analytical value, because it removes the link to any identifiable individual while preserving the underlying information. Secure archiving is used where there is a possibility that the data may be needed again, but where active access is no longer required. The guiding principle is that data is not kept indefinitely simply because it was collected once.
External Websites
This website may include links to third-party pages, including the sites of the casinos it reviews and other external resources. When you follow such a link, you leave this website and enter a destination whose privacy practices are entirely separate. Parimatch casino is not responsible for the privacy practices, availability, or content of external websites, and it has no control over how those sites collect, use, or store your information. You should review the privacy notice of any external site you visit independently, before submitting any personal details to it.
This separation applies even where the external site is one that this website has reviewed favourably. A positive review of a casino's offers or game selection does not extend to an endorsement of its data handling, and the responsibility for reading and understanding that site's own policy rests with you.
Policy Updates
Parimatch casino may revise this Privacy Policy from time to time, and any updated version becomes effective when it is published on this page. There is no requirement for separate notification of every change, so the responsibility for staying informed rests with the visitor. The date of the most recent revision is indicated on this page, and you can use that to judge whether the policy has changed since you last read it.
Continued use of the website after changes are posted is taken as acceptance of the revised policy. If you do not agree with the updated terms, the appropriate response is to stop using the site and to submit any privacy request you may have before you leave. The practical implication is that periodic review of this page is the only reliable way to stay current with how your data is being handled.
Contact
Questions regarding this Privacy Policy or the handling of personal information may be submitted through the contact options provided on the website. These options are the designated channel for privacy-related enquiries, and they should be used for any request relating to access, correction, deletion, or objection to data processing. The site may take a reasonable time to respond to such enquiries, and it may ask for verification of your identity before acting on a request, consistent with the safeguards described in the section on user rights.