Your privacy matters, and we take that responsibility seriously. This page explains how revery-plays.co.uk collects and handles information when you visit. We’re a news and information site about the reveryplay brand — not the casino operator itself — so the data we gather is limited to what helps us run our website effectively.

What information do visitors share with us?

When you browse this site, we collect data that your browser naturally sends: your IP address, device type, browser version, and pages you visit. If you complete our contact form, we gather your name, email, and message. We don’t ask for payment details or financial information. We also use cookies and similar tracking tools to understand how people use the site — which articles they read, how long they stay, what they click on. This helps us know which content is valuable to our audience.

How do we put your data to work?

We analyse visitor behaviour to improve the site’s design and content. We use analytics to see traffic patterns and spot technical problems. Your contact form submission goes to our editorial team so we can respond to you. We never sell your personal information. We don’t share it with advertisers or brokers. We do share data with our web hosting provider and analytics service, both of which promise to protect it. If we face a legal obligation — say, a court order or a law enforcement request — we may disclose information, though we’ll resist unreasonable demands.

How long do we keep your details?

Contact form submissions are kept for two years unless you ask for deletion sooner. Analytics data is retained for 12 months. We delete technical logs after 90 days. If you request deletion, we remove your information within 30 days except where we must keep it by law (tax records, fraud prevention).

What control do you have over your information?

Under data protection law, you can ask us to confirm what we hold about you, correct inaccurate details, or delete your data entirely. To make these requests, contact us via the form on this site. You can also disable cookies in your browser settings, though some site features may work less smoothly. You have the right to complain to your data protection authority if you believe we’ve handled your information improperly.

Need help or want to get in touch?

For questions about this privacy policy, use our contact form on the website. If you’re struggling with gambling, please reach out to the National Gambling Helpline, available 24/7 for free, confidential support. Support organisations across Britain also offer counselling and group meetings. Your wellbeing matters more than any website privacy notice.