Privacy Policy
Pocket Pokies Casino respects your privacy and is committed to handling personal information responsibly. This Privacy Policy explains what information an online casino may collect, why it is used, how it may be protected and the choices available to players in Australia.
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About this Privacy Policy
This Privacy Policy applies to personal information handled when you visit, register with or use Pocket Pokies Casino services. Personal information means information that identifies you, or that can reasonably be connected with you. It may include information provided directly by you, information created through your activity on the site and information received from service providers that help operate the platform.
Table of contents
We aim to collect information fairly and transparently, use it for legitimate business and legal purposes, and keep it protected against unauthorised access, loss, misuse or disclosure. The information collected will depend on the services you use, the transactions you make, the checks required for your account and the choices you make about communications and cookies.
You should read this policy together with any relevant terms and conditions, responsible gambling information and notices displayed on the website. By using the site, you acknowledge that information may be handled as described here. If you do not agree with this approach, you should avoid submitting personal information or using services that require it.
This policy may be reviewed and updated from time to time to reflect changes to the website, services, technology or legal requirements. The latest version will be made available on this page. Where appropriate, important changes may also be highlighted through the website or account communications.
Information we may handle
An online casino typically needs different categories of information to provide gaming services, maintain account security and meet its obligations. The information handled will vary according to your account activity and the features you use. It may include the following.
- Account details, such as your name, date of birth, contact details, username, account preferences and other information submitted during registration or account management.
- Identity and verification information, including documents or details used to confirm your identity, age, location or eligibility to use the services. This may include information needed for customer due diligence and security checks.
- Payment and transaction records, including deposits, withdrawals, payment method details, transaction history, account balances, gaming activity and information supplied by payment providers. Complete payment card details may be handled by specialist payment services rather than being stored directly by the casino platform.
- Technical, device and usage information, such as your IP address, browser type, operating system, device identifiers, language settings, approximate location, pages visited, access times, referring websites and interactions with the platform.
- Cookie and similar technology data, including information about sessions, preferences, website performance, security events and marketing choices.
- Communications and support information, including messages, requests, feedback, records of assistance provided and information used to verify that a request has come from the account holder.
- Information relating to responsible gambling, account restrictions, affordability or safety checks where such checks are relevant to the services or required to help protect players.
You should only provide information that is accurate, current and relevant. If your details change, keeping your account information up to date can help prevent delays with verification, payments, support requests or security reviews. We may ask for additional information when it is reasonably necessary to confirm your identity, protect an account or meet an obligation.
Some information may be obtained from third parties that support the platform, such as payment providers, identity verification services, fraud prevention services, technology providers and analytics providers. These parties may collect or process information under their own privacy notices, and you should review those notices where they apply.
Cookies and your privacy choices
Cookies are small files or similar technologies placed on your device when you visit a website. They can help a site remember your session, keep features working, improve security, understand website performance and remember preferences. Some cookies are necessary for core account and platform functions, while others may support analytics, personalisation or marketing.
You can manage or restrict cookies through your browser settings. Your browser may allow you to delete existing cookies, block future cookies or receive a notice before a cookie is stored. If you block or remove necessary cookies, some account functions or website features may not work correctly. Cookie choices may also affect how preferences are remembered.
Marketing communications can usually be controlled using the unsubscribe or preference options included in the message, where available. You may also contact privacy support to withdraw consent to marketing. Withdrawing consent does not affect the lawfulness of marketing sent before the withdrawal and does not stop essential service, security or account-related communications.
You may choose not to provide particular information, but some information is necessary to open or operate an account, complete verification, process transactions or meet legal and security requirements. If required information is not provided, access to some services may be limited, delayed or unavailable.
Your data rights and how to contact us
Depending on the circumstances and applicable requirements, you may ask to access the personal information held about you, request correction of information that is inaccurate or incomplete, request deletion of your information and withdraw consent to marketing. You may also ask questions about how information is used, request an explanation of a privacy decision or raise a concern about the handling of your information.
Making a privacy request
To exercise your data rights, contact support@pocketpokiescasino.wtf and explain what you are requesting. Please include enough information for the request to be understood and linked to the correct account. We may need to verify your identity before providing information, changing account details or completing a deletion request. This helps prevent someone else from accessing or changing your information.
- For access, ask for a copy or summary of the personal information held about you.
- For correction, identify the information that is incorrect, incomplete or out of date and provide the updated details where appropriate.
- For deletion, tell us which information you want removed. Deletion may be limited where records must be retained for a period required by law or are needed for security, dispute resolution or other legitimate purposes.
- To withdraw consent to marketing, state that you no longer wish to receive marketing communications. Essential account, transaction, safety and security messages may still be sent.
- For a privacy concern, describe what happened, the information involved and the outcome you are seeking.
Requests will be considered carefully and handled within a reasonable timeframe, subject to identity checks, technical requirements and any applicable restrictions. If a request cannot be completed in full, an explanation may be provided where appropriate. We may retain a record of the request and its outcome to demonstrate that it was handled responsibly and to prevent repeated misuse of the request process.
If you have questions about this Privacy Policy or want to exercise your privacy rights, use support@pocketpokiescasino.wtf. Please do not send payment card numbers, passwords or other unnecessary sensitive information in an initial message. Privacy and security requests should be made promptly so they can be reviewed and addressed appropriately.
