Privacy Policy
This page explains what happens to data when you read our Liraluck review. It covers the site you are on right now — not the casino itself. Once you follow an outbound link you are on the operator's own property, under the operator's own policy, and nothing below applies there.
Who this policy belongs to
liralucks.org is an independent review and information site about the Liraluck brand. We are not the casino, we do not hold player funds, and we never open or administer an account on your behalf.
Liraluck itself is operated by Neon Games S.R.L. under a Curaçao eGaming licence. Questions about a deposit, a withdrawal, a bonus balance or a closed account have to go to that operator's support — we have no access to any of it.
Written questions about this page can be sent to legal@liralucks.org.
What reaches us when you read a page
Most of what we receive is the ordinary technical record any web server keeps:
- the IP address your request came from, and the rough region derived from it,
- the user agent — browser, operating system, device class,
- which URL you asked for, when, and which page referred you,
- security signals the CDN uses to separate readers from scrapers.
We ask for no name, no email and no payment detail anywhere on this site, because there is nothing here to register for. The only time you type anything to us is if you choose to write to the address below.
Cookies and similar storage
We set no advertising cookies and run no cross-site ad network on these pages. What can be stored falls into three groups:
- Strictly necessary — set by our CDN to keep the connection and the security layer working. Blocking these breaks the page.
- Measurement — aggregate counts of which review sections are read and on what screen size, so we know which parts to rewrite.
- Click attribution — a short-lived identifier that lets the operator's affiliate system recognise that a visit arrived from us.
Your browser settings decide all of this. Every current browser can refuse or delete cookies per site, and clearing them has no effect on anything we hold, because we do not tie them to a name or an email address.
Why we are allowed to process it
For the strictly necessary group the basis is our legitimate interest in serving a page that is not trivially abusable. For measurement and click attribution the basis is consent, which you give through the banner or your browser settings and can withdraw at any time by clearing the stored data.
Measurement and performance tooling
Traffic is summarised in aggregate: page views, referrer, country, device class, load timings. We read totals and trends, not individuals. Nothing in that summary lets us say what a single named reader did, and we make no attempt to build such a profile.
Affiliate links and what a click records
Our outbound buttons are commercial links. When one is used, the operator's tracking system logs the click and credits the referral to us. We see counts; we do not see who you are, what you deposited, or what you played.
We are paid a commission when a reader registers and plays. That payment does not change the figures on the page: bonus amounts, wagering multipliers, payout windows and game counts are taken from the operator's published terms and we correct them when the operator changes them.
Who else is involved
Three kinds of third party necessarily touch the traffic:
- the CDN and security provider that serves and shields these pages,
- the hosting provider that stores the files,
- the affiliate platform that counts outbound clicks.
Beyond those we sell nothing, rent nothing and hand nothing to data brokers.
Where the data sits
Serving and security happen on edge infrastructure, so a request is answered from wherever you are closest to and technical records may be processed outside your own country. Where that involves a transfer out of the EEA it rests on the standard contractual clauses the providers operate under.
How long anything is kept
Server and security records roll off on a short cycle measured in weeks. Aggregate measurement totals are kept longer because they are no longer about a person. Correspondence sent to the address above is kept only as long as the matter is open.
Your rights under the GDPR
If the GDPR covers you, you may ask for access, correction, erasure, restriction, portability, or object to processing based on legitimate interest; and you may complain to your national supervisory authority.
One honest caveat: we hold almost nothing that identifies you. If you ask us to produce or delete "your data" and there is nothing in our records tied to you, we will tell you that plainly instead of inventing a file.
If you are in California
The CCPA, as amended by the CPRA, gives you the right to know what categories are collected and why, to ask for deletion, to correct inaccurate information, and not to be discriminated against for asking.
We do not sell personal information and we do not share it for cross-context behavioural advertising, so there is no opt-out to operate — the thing you would be opting out of does not happen here.
Age, changes and contact
These pages are for adults: 18+ only, and nothing here is aimed at minors. If you believe a child has sent us information, write to us and we will remove it.
When this policy changes the version on this URL is replaced, so the page you are reading is always the one in force. Contact: legal@liralucks.org.