Privacy Policy

This privacy policy explains how our independent information site handles data for Kiwi players reading our guides on pokies, free spins, and promo code WP1. We are not the casino and do not operate gaming accounts, take deposits, or process a cashout. This page sets out the privacy rules that apply strictly when you browse our editorial pages.

What data we collect

We do not offer user accounts, registration forms, or deposit cashiers on this site. You can read every guide, check the wagering rules for code WP1, and review the pokies lists without giving us your name or contact details. We only collect personal data if you choose to write to us directly. When you send a message, we receive your contact address and whatever text or screenshots you include in that message.

Alongside direct messages, our site gathers anonymous visit statistics while you browse. This technical data includes the type of device and browser you use, the pages you read, how long you spend on a guide, and a general country-level location so we know our readers are in New Zealand. These metrics are grouped together and do not identify you as an individual player.

How we use it

The information you send us in a message is used only to reply to your question, look into a correction you spotted, or fix a broken table on a page. Once we have answered your query and updated our notes, we have no further use for your correspondence. We do not build marketing lists, we do not send newsletters, and we never sell, rent, or trade your details to third parties.

Anonymous visit statistics help our editorial team see which guides are useful to Kiwi players and which pages need clearer tables or better mobile formatting. For example, if we see many readers checking our breakdown of the 300 free spins on Bonanza Billion from Android phones, we make sure our tables fit smaller screens properly. All analytical checks happen at an aggregate level.

Affiliate tracking

Our site is funded through affiliate commissions. When you click a path leading to Cango, a technical referral tag or click identifier is passed to the affiliate network. This small random string tells the casino that a visitor arrived from our site so that our editorial work can be credited if you decide to sign up and deposit. The click identifier does not contain your name, contact details, or browsing history.

Once you leave our pages and land on Cango, the casino handles its own player data under its own privacy policy. Any details you type into the casino registration form, your choice of AUD or EUR currency, your deposits, and the identity documents you upload through Sumsub for verification are held by the casino, not by us. We have no access to your casino account or your payment records.

Your choices

You are in full control of the small amount of data that touches our site. If you have written to us in the past and want your messages and contact address wiped from our inbox, just send a short request and we will delete the thread within about 24 hours. You do not need to give a reason for asking us to remove your correspondence.

You can also block or delete cookies at any time through your browser settings on your computer, iPhone, or Android phone. Turning off cookies in Safari or Chrome will stop anonymous analytics and affiliate click tags from being stored on your device. Every guide, table, and Code Check on Bonus Cango NZ will still load and remain readable even if you block all cookies.