Privacy policy

The party responsible for personal data handled through this website is Night Win Casino, the publisher of night-win.casino. Questions about this policy go to desk@night-win.casino. Night Win Casino is a guide published on behalf of the NightWin brand; NightWin and the company that runs it are not responsible for this policy, and data held by NightWin is covered by NightWin’s own privacy policy.

This distinction matters in practice as well as in principle. Data a person provides to a gambling operator — a name, a date of birth, an address, a document, a payment instrument — is handled by that operator under its own privacy material and has nothing to do with this website, which never sees any of it. This policy covers only what happens on these pages.

This website has no registration, no login, no account area, no newsletter, no contact form, no comments and no user profiles. The only way to send us anything is to email the address on the contact page; an email and the address it came from are used only to reply and are kept only as long as needed to deal with it. It does not ask for a name, an email address, a telephone number, a date of birth, an address or a payment detail, and it provides no field into which any of those could be entered. Nothing of that kind is collected, because nothing of that kind is requested.

It follows that this site holds no customer records, creates no profiles about identified individuals, and has nothing to sell, rent or trade even in principle. Personal data is never sold or shared for anyone else's marketing purposes, and no arrangement of that kind exists.

Like any website, this one is delivered by a web server, and a server records the requests it answers. Those records ordinarily include an internet protocol address, the date and time of a request, the page requested, the type of browser and operating system making the request, and the page a visitor arrived from where a browser supplies one. This happens as a technical necessity of delivering pages rather than as a deliberate act of collection.

An internet protocol address may in some circumstances amount to personal data even where it does not identify a person by name, which is why it is described here rather than treated as invisible. Such records are used to keep the site available, to understand in aggregate which pages are read, and to identify abuse or attack. They are not used to build a profile of an individual and are not combined with anything that would identify one.

Where any measurement of traffic is carried out, it is carried out in aggregate: counts of pages read, broad location at country level, and the general category of device. Nothing in that exercise requires knowing who a reader is, and nothing about it is designed to find out.

A cookie is a small file a website may ask a browser to store. This site is built as a set of static pages and does not require cookies in order to function, so a visitor who blocks them entirely will find the site works exactly as it otherwise would. No cookie is used here to identify a person, and none is required to read anything.

Where links on this site lead to a gambling operator, those links may carry a parameter identifying the referral, and the destination site may set cookies of its own once it has been reached. Anything of that kind belongs to the destination and is governed by that party's privacy material rather than by this policy. A visitor who prefers not to be referred in that way may reach the operator by typing its address directly.

Any browser can be configured to refuse cookies, to accept them only from certain sites, or to delete whatever has been stored. Those settings are the visitor's to control and can be found in the browser's own preferences, and using them has no effect on the readability of these pages.

The limited handling described above rests on a legitimate interest in operating a website: delivering pages to the people who request them, keeping the service available and secure, and understanding in aggregate how it is being used so that it can be improved. That interest has been weighed against the interests and rights of visitors, and the balance is straightforward, because nothing collected here is used to make a decision about anyone or to reach anyone.

Where any handling requires consent rather than a legitimate interest, consent is sought before it takes place and can be withdrawn afterwards. Withdrawing consent does not affect the lawfulness of anything done before it was withdrawn.

This website is hosted by a service provider, and that provider necessarily handles the technical records described above in the course of delivering pages. Providers of that kind act on instructions and under arrangements that require them to keep such records confidential and to use them only for providing the service.

Beyond that, personal data is disclosed only where the law requires it — for instance in response to a valid legal request — or where it is necessary to establish, exercise or defend a legal claim. No other disclosure takes place, and there is no arrangement under which data of any kind is passed to advertisers, data brokers or gambling operators.

Technical records may be held on servers located outside the country a visitor is reading from, because website infrastructure is frequently distributed across more than one jurisdiction. Where records are transferred outside the United Kingdom or the European Economic Area, that transfer takes place under the safeguards the applicable law provides, whether an adequacy decision or approved contractual terms.

Server records are retained for no longer than is necessary for the purposes described in this policy — keeping the site running, keeping it secure and understanding its use in aggregate — and are then deleted or reduced to a form in which no individual could be identified. Aggregate statistics, which by their nature identify nobody, may be retained indefinitely.

Data protection law gives individuals rights over personal data relating to them. Those ordinarily include the right to be told whether such data is held and to obtain a copy of it, the right to have inaccurate data corrected, the right to have data erased in defined circumstances, the right to restrict or object to certain handling, and the right to receive data in a portable form where that applies.

Exercising most of these rights requires the party holding the data to be able to identify which records relate to the person asking. Because this website collects no identifying information at all, it will in most cases be unable to connect a request to any particular record, and saying so plainly is more useful than implying a capability that does not exist. Where a request can be connected to identifiable records, it will be dealt with within the period the applicable law allows.

Rights concerning data held by a gambling operator must be exercised with that operator rather than here, since this website holds none of it and cannot act on it. The operator publishes its own privacy material and its own contact route for such requests.

Anyone who believes personal data has been handled improperly has the right to complain to the supervisory authority for data protection in their country. In the United Kingdom that authority is the Information Commissioner's Office.

The subject of this site is gambling, which places it outside what should be read by children or by anybody under the age at which gambling becomes lawful where they live. No personal data relating to such a reader is knowingly handled, and collecting no identifying information means there is no mechanism by which it could be.

Reasonable technical and organisational measures are maintained to protect the limited data described here against loss, misuse and unauthorised access. No system connected to the internet can be guaranteed secure, and no such guarantee is offered; the honest statement is that the quantity of data involved is small precisely because none of it is asked for.

Revisions are made by replacing the text here, and the replacement governs from the moment it appears. Any material change is reflected in the review marker at the head of the page, which is the quickest way to tell whether anything has moved since a previous reading.