Privacy Policy

What does this site keep on you while you read about the Mummyland Treasures slot? In plain terms: only the bits it takes to answer a message, keep the pages standing and stay on the right side of the law. Not a crumb more. This page says what, why, and what you can do about it. No jargon where we can help it.

No legal fog to muddy the water. Straight to it. What gets collected, why it gets collected and what rights you hold. This is an information site, not a casino: here nobody plays, deposits or withdraws money, so the cookies and data in question serve the site, not the player.

Who is responsible for the data

The one responsible is whoever runs this site. When the page writes we, that is who it means, the party that decides what gets collected and what for. Processing takes place under Canadian privacy law, PIPEDA.

A question about your data? Write to the address on the contact page. We answer every request, within a reasonable time.

What we collect

This is an information portal, not a gaming platform, so there is little data:

• The email address and the message itself when you write to us
• The technical data of the visit, IP address and device type
• Usage data through cookies, if you have consented

The principle is simple. We take what serves to answer you and to run the site. Data that serves none of that, we do not ask for. Here there are no gaming accounts, no payments and no identity checks, because none of that happens on the portal.

What they are for

Nothing mysterious. Your data serves to reply when you write, to keep the site safe and running, and to grasp in broad terms how it is used.

It also helps fix errors and improve the content. And if one day it had to be used another way, that would be within the law. Never outside it.

Who we share it with

The bare minimum, and only when it is needed. Technical providers, a statistics service or the law when it demands it. Those providers get no free hand: they use the data only for what has been agreed.

One thing we do not do: sell your data. Full stop. The moment a third party comes in, a contract frames it all and keeps your information protected.

How long we keep it

A piece of data is kept as long as the reason that justified collecting it lasts. And no longer, unless the law sets a term. A message that has been answered is not kept forever.

Data that has become useless? It is deleted or anonymised. We do not hoard for the sake of it, and we do not pile up information just in case.

Your rights

The law puts your data under your control. You exercise these rights by writing to us:

• Access the data we hold on you
• Correct what is wrong or incomplete
• Ask for deletion, within the legal limits
• Object to a processing or ask that it be limited

Reckon we got something wrong? You can raise it with the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada. On our side, we answer every request within a reasonable time and with no undue cost.

Cookies

Cookies keep the site standing, measure its use and, if you say yes, help on the analytics side. Some come from third parties, like the statistics provider.

The control sits in your browser. From there you clear or block the non-essential cookies. One catch: block the lot, and part of the site works less well.

Data security

We protect your data with technical measures and a fair dose of common sense. The traffic between your device and the site is encrypted. Access to the information? Kept to those who truly need it.

Absolute security does not exist, and saying otherwise would be lying to you. What we do is treat your data with care and take only as much as the job needs. No one serious promises more.

Minors

The portal is meant for people of legal age. Its subject, gambling, is not aimed at those under age. They must stay clear of it.

We do not knowingly collect data from those under age. If we find that such data has reached us, we delete it.

Changes

This policy changes from time to time. The latest version is always here, on this page, and the date at the top tells you how recent it is.

By carrying on using the portal after a change, you accept the version that stands. And like everything else: only for adults of legal age.