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The Betrepublic index desk gathered these points from the operator's published terms.

No account is requested on this independent Betrepublic guide, and these pages never plant cookies of their own — a cookie is the small file a website writes to your device so a later visit can be matched to the same person. Advertising does not appear here, nor does analytics (the software that counts visits), nor scripts meant to trail you from site to site.

Ordinary access logs are still written by the web server (a plain record of which page was requested, by whom, and at what time) so security issues and faults can be investigated. A click that leaves this guide for the casino puts you with the operator; from then on their privacy policy and their cookies govern the visit.

In short

  • Readers never create an account on this guide.
  • Advertising, analytics and tracking scripts are unused here, and these pages never store a cookie themselves.
  • For security work and fault-finding, the usual access logs are retained, then deleted on a rolling basis.

You browse without opening an account

You use this site as a reader, not as a member. There is no sign-up form, no login and no player profile. We therefore do not keep your name, email address or any payment detail of our own.

This guide serves no adverts, runs no analytics packages and does not load tracking scripts. Because we set no cookies ourselves, the pages do not try to remember you between visits.

The home page, the casino review and every other page follow this same rule.

What the server records

The computer that hosts these pages still writes a standard access log. That log is a simple list of requests: the page you asked for, the time of the request, your IP address (the number that identifies your internet connection) and your user agent (a short description of your browser).

Those lines help the hosting administrator spot abuse, repair errors and keep the site up. They are not turned into a marketing profile. Logs are deleted on a rolling basis, so older lines fall away as new ones are written.

A button or a text link in this guide may take you across to the operator. After that, the path is simple:

  1. The outbound link is followed.
  2. This guide is left behind as the browser loads the casino.
  3. An affiliate network — the referral layer that connects a review site with an operator — can log that this guide was the source of the visit.
  4. Thereafter the operator's privacy policy, cookies and account rules apply, not ours.

What those parties retain sits outside our control. You may be asked to open an account, accept cookies, or complete KYC (identity checks that use a photograph of your ID and proof of address, typically required ahead of the first withdrawal). Read the notices they show, and verify the live terms with the operator ahead of any deposit.

Plain-language explanations of the offers sit on our bonus pages and payment notes; those pages neither gather your documents nor move your money.

Who can answer log questions

Questions about the server logs belong with the site's hosting administrator — the person who runs the web server. That is the right contact if you want to know what a log line contains or how the rolling deletion works. This guide does not publish a postal address or a company name; log queries still go to that administrator.

Do not send this guide the photo ID or proof of address meant for casino KYC, and do not ask the operator about our access logs. Identity checks sit on the casino's own account flow, which we outline on the account page.

When this wording changes

Revisions of this notice appear on this page as they are made. No mailing list is run, because email addresses are not collected. What you are reading is the version currently in force.

See also the terms of use and our responsible gambling notes.