Privacy Policy
This is a short policy because this is a small site. There's no account to create, no newsletter, no comment form and no shop. What follows is everything that happens to data about you when you read it, written by the person who runs it.
Who Is Responsible
The site is run by one person, Bardo Lindqvist, from Sweden, and I'm the data controller for anything collected here. Questions, requests and complaints about personal data go to [email protected]. There's no data protection officer, because the law doesn't require one for a site of this size and there's nobody else here to appoint.
What the Site Itself Collects
Nothing, by design. The pages are static files. The site sets no cookies of its own, keeps no local storage of its own, and has no forms. The only script the site runs is a small file that opens and closes the reader questions, writes the current year into the footer, and loads Google's analytics tag as described in the next section.
Google Analytics, Described Honestly
The site uses Google Analytics 4 with the property ID G-HT8XCLCF8T. The tag isn't loaded with the page: it's fetched the first time you click, press a key, scroll with a wheel or touch the screen, or, if you do none of those, when the browser reports itself idle, which is normally within about five seconds of the page settling.
Once loaded, Google records which page you viewed, when, roughly where from (a city-level location derived from your IP address, which Google says it doesn't store), the type of device and browser, the page you came from, and a random identifier kept in a first-party cookie named _ga so that two visits from the same browser count as one visitor rather than two.
Google processes this on its own servers, some of which are outside the European Economic Area, under its own terms. I see aggregated reports: how many people read which page, from which countries, on which devices. I don't see names, email addresses or anything that identifies a person, and I don't use the data for advertising.
To opt out: a content blocker in the browser stops the tag loading at all, Google's own browser add-on blocks it from reporting, and deleting the _ga cookie resets the identifier. Browsers that block third-party scripts by default already do the first of these for you.
What the Server Logs
The hosting server writes a standard access log for every request: IP address, date and time, the URL requested, the response code, the browser's user-agent string, and the referring page if the browser sends one. The host keeps these logs for its own security and fault-finding, and rotates them on its usual schedule. I look at them only when something breaks.
What a Casino Link Passes On
Every button that leads to a casino goes through a redirect on this site, at addresses beginning with /goto/. Clicking one records a request in the server log like any other page, then sends you to the casino through an affiliate link.
The casino, and the affiliate network behind it, learn that you arrived from this site, and if you register and deposit they credit a commission to this site's account. I see that a commission was earned and from which brand. I don't see your name, your account or your transactions at the casino. From the moment you land on the casino's page, their privacy policy applies, not this one.
If you write to [email protected], I keep the message and your address for as long as it takes to deal with it and for a reasonable period afterwards in case the subject comes up again, then delete it. Your address isn't added to any list, because there isn't one, and isn't shared with anyone. Corrections sent by email may be referred to on the site as “a reader pointed out” without a name unless you ask to be credited.
Your Rights
Under the GDPR you can ask what data I hold about you, have it corrected or deleted, object to its processing, or ask for a copy. In practice the only data I'd hold is an email thread, and the honest answer to most requests will be that there's nothing else. Write to the address above and I'll reply within a month. You can also complain to a supervisory authority. In Sweden that's IMY, the Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection.
Under 18
The site is for adults, like the casinos it covers. I don't knowingly collect anything from anyone under 18, and the only thing I could collect is an email you send me. If you believe a minor has written in, tell me and I'll delete the thread.
When This Page Changes
This version took effect on 2 October 2026, replacing the previous policy in full. If the way data is handled changes, for instance if I ever add a comment form or switch analytics tools, this page changes with it and the date at the top moves. There's no notification system, so the date is the record.