Privacy Policy
This policy covers crownscasino.biz, an independent information site. It does not cover the casino operator: we have no accounts, no logins and no payment forms, so the personal data that matters most — your identity documents, your balance, your payment history — never reaches us. That data sits with the operator and is governed by the operator's own privacy policy.
What this site records
When you read a page, the server and our analytics tool record ordinary technical details: the page address, the time, the type of device and browser, an approximate location derived from the IP address, and the page that sent you here. We use this to see which guides are read and where readers get stuck, so that confusing pages can be rewritten. We do not try to identify individual readers and we do not sell or rent this data to anyone.
Email you send us
If you write to info@crownscasino.biz, we receive your address and whatever you choose to include. Messages are used only to answer you or correct a page, and they are deleted once the matter is closed unless you ask us to keep you informed. Please do not send identity documents, card numbers or account passwords — we have no use for them and cannot help with account issues, which belong with the operator.
Partner links
When you click a partner link, the /go/ address on this domain forwards you to a partner page. The partner may set its own cookies to record that the visit came from this site; that processing is described in the partner's or operator's privacy policy, not here.
How long data is kept
Analytics records are kept in aggregated form for as long as they are useful for comparing the site's performance over time. Server logs are kept for a short period for security purposes. Correspondence is deleted when it is no longer needed.
Your rights
You may ask what data about you we hold, ask for a correction, or ask for deletion. Write to info@crownscasino.biz; because we hold so little that identifies a person, most requests can be answered quickly. Blocking cookies in your browser does not stop you reading any page on the site.
Changes to this policy
If the way the site handles data changes — for example, a new analytics tool — this page will be updated before the change takes effect.
Privacy policy and cookies: how your data is handled
Cookies are small files stored by your browser. On this site they are used for analytics — counting visits and measuring which pages are read — and not for advertising profiles. The cookie policy is simple: you can delete or block cookies in your browser settings at any time, and doing so does not lock you out of any content. Data usage is limited to improving the guides.
The operator's site is a different matter. A casino account involves personal data of a far more sensitive kind, and the operator's privacy policy is the document that says what it collects, why, for how long and who it shares it with. It is worth reading once before registering, in particular the sections on identity checks and on sharing data with payment providers.
Personal data at the operator: what to check, and how to protect yourself
Before typing anything into a casino form, check that the connection is encrypted: the address should start with https and the browser should show a padlock. SSL encryption protects data in transit — on public Wi-Fi in a café, for example — but it says nothing about how carefully the data is stored afterwards. That is what the operator's data protection section is for: it should name what is collected for verification, how long transaction records are kept, and how to request a copy or deletion. Players in the European Union have GDPR rights; elsewhere, the operator's own policy and its licensing regulator define what you can ask for.
Is it safe to share documents? Only with the operator itself, through its own account area, and never by email to someone claiming to be support. On your side, the habits that matter are dull and effective: a password used nowhere else, two-factor authentication (2FA) switched on, no saved logins on shared devices, and a quick password change if you ever lose a phone that was logged in. Removing saved card or ABA and Wing details after a session also adds a small, useful pause before the next deposit.