Privacy Policy

Who runs this page

This site is an independent review of Lucky Vibe Casino written for Australian readers. We are not the casino, we do not hold player accounts, and we cannot see anything you do on the operator's website. This notice covers only what happens on the review pages themselves.

If you want to ask us a question about how your data is handled here, use the contact details published on this site and put the word privacy in the subject.

What we collect when you read

Like most websites, our server keeps basic technical records: the page requested, the date and time, a shortened network address, the browser type and the referring page. We use these records to keep the site running, spot errors and see which sections of the review people actually open.

We do not ask you to register, we have no comment form that stores your name, and we never ask for payment details, identity documents or banking information. If a page ever seems to ask for them, it is not ours.

Cookies and measurement

We use a small number of cookies and similar storage to remember simple choices, such as a dismissed notice, and to count visits in aggregate. Measurement data is used for editorial decisions, for example which bonus explanations need to be clearer.

You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings. The pages keep working without them, though a notice you closed may appear again on your next visit.

Links to the operator

Buttons and text links on this site lead to the operator's website. When you click one, we may record that the click happened and from which page, so we can tell whether a section is useful. The link may also carry a tracking tag so the click can be matched on the operator's side.

Once you land on the operator's website, its own privacy policy and cookie policy apply, not this one. Read them before you register, particularly the parts about identity checks and how long records are kept.

How long we keep records

Server records are kept for a limited period needed for security and troubleshooting, then deleted or reduced to anonymous totals. Aggregate statistics, which identify nobody, may be kept longer to follow trends in reader interest.

Sharing and service providers

We do not sell reader data. Hosting, security and analytics providers can process technical records on our behalf, and only for running and protecting the site. We may disclose records where a court order or a legal duty requires it.

Your choices and changes

You may ask what technical records we hold that relate to you, and ask us to correct or delete them where the law gives you that right. Readers in Australia can also look to the Australian Privacy Principles for their general rights.

When our practices change, we will update this page and the date at the top will move. Reading the site after an update means you have seen the new text.