Privacy Policy
This page explains what this independent review site does with information about you. It is short on purpose: the site is a set of articles, not a casino, and it has no player accounts, no deposits and no wallet. Read it together with the privacy policy of any operator you choose to visit afterwards.
Who we are
We publish a review of the online casino Spin Samurai, written for readers in Australia. We are an editorial site. We do not operate the casino, we cannot see anyone's casino account, and we have no access to deposits, withdrawals or game history.
If a question about this policy comes up, use the contact option on the site and mention the page you are asking about.
What we collect
The site does not ask you to register, so we do not hold names, passwords or payment details. Like most web servers, ours records basic technical data when a page is requested: the address of the page, the time of the request, the browser type and a shortened network identifier. This helps us spot broken pages and abusive traffic.
If you choose to write to us, we keep your message and the email address you wrote from for as long as it takes to answer it and to keep a record of corrections we made because of it.
Cookies and measurement
We use only the small files needed to display the pages and remember simple display choices. We use aggregate traffic statistics to see which sections readers open, for example the support or licence sections, and we read those figures as totals rather than as profiles of single visitors.
You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings. The pages keep working if you do.
Links to the casino
Buttons and some text links lead to the Spin Samurai website. Those links are marked as sponsored, and the operator may reward the site if you register through them. The moment you click, you leave this site and the operator's own privacy policy and terms apply. We do not receive the details you type into the casino's registration, login or payment forms.
Before you register anywhere, read how that operator stores your identity documents. Verification files are among the most sensitive things you can hand over.
How long we keep data
Server logs are deleted on a rolling basis. Correspondence is kept while a correction is open and then removed, except where we need a short note of what was changed and why. We do not sell data and we do not pass it to casino operators.
Your rights
You can ask what we hold about you, ask us to correct it, or ask us to delete it. We will answer in a reasonable time. If you are not satisfied with the answer, you can raise the matter with the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner.
This policy may be updated when the site changes. The date of the latest revision appears with the version of the page you are reading, and older wording is not kept in force.
