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Article author: Andrew Shepard
04.03.2025
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Thanks for checking out Roulette77—going forward, we’ll call it "Company," "we," "us," or "our." Before you dive into our website, please take a moment to go through our Privacy Policy, or just "the Policy." If you’re unsure about anything or want to know more about how we handle your personal info, feel free to give us a shout.

By using our website and accepting this Policy, you’re trusting roulette77.co.za—referred to as the "Website" from here on. We take that trust seriously and want you to feel confident about how we protect your info. This Policy applies to all data you give us or that we pick up from the Website. By sticking around, you’re agreeing to the terms we’ve set out.

Do We Collect Information from Individuals under the age of 18?

Our Website is built for people 18 and older. If you’re under 18, sorry, but you can’t use the Website. The legal age might differ depending on where you are, and we’ll stick to the higher limit if that applies. If you think we’ve got data from someone under the legal gambling age, please let us know sharpish.

What Information Do We Collect?

User Data (Personal Data)

We take what you choose to share—like your email when you join our newsletter. We’ll usually send a quick email to confirm you’re happy to get our promo updates.

Not keen on marketing emails? No stress—you can unsubscribe easily or just tell us to remove you from the list.

Automatically Collected Data

Some stuff gets collected automatically when you visit—like your IP address, visit dates, times, how often you’re here, and how you move through the site. We use cookies to spot trends, which helps us tweak content and make your time on the Website better.

What Are Your Rights of Your Data?

A Right to Be Forgotten

You can tell us to wipe you from our records and delete all your personal data for good. We’ll sort it out quickly.

A Right to Be Informed

You’re welcome to ask us what data we’ve got on you. You can find out:

  • If we’ve collected anything that can identify you
  • How we’re using it
  • How we handle sensitive stuff and if it’s shared with others
  • If your data’s used for business reason
  • Who else might see your info and under what rules
    By law, we don’t have to delete data that can’t identify you, just so you know.

A Right against Discrimination

When you use your privacy rights, we’ll respect them without giving you any hassle.

Extra Privacy Rights

  • You can say no to us using or processing your data.
  • You can ask us to fix anything that’s wrong or outdated.
  • You can tell us not to share your data with others—we’ll get back to you within 15 days.

Just contact us if you want to use any of these rights.

How Long Do We Store Your Information?

We keep your data as long as we need it for our own plans—like improving the Website or customer service—or as long as the law requires.

Cookies

What are cookies?

Cookies are small bits of data stored on your device when you visit the Website. They help us figure out how you use the site and keep it running smoothly. If you block cookies, some features might not work properly.

We use our own cookies (first-party) and ones from other companies (third-party) for stuff like content, ads, analytics, and interactive bits.

Why do we use cookies?

Cookies let us track what you’re up to, improve the Website, and make sure it works well over time. Both our cookies and third-party ones help make your experience lekker.

Google Analytics

We use Google Analytics cookies to check Website traffic and sessions. This info’s anonymous—no one’s singled out—so it’s private and fair. It helps us upgrade the site long-term. More details here: https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/cookie-usage

If you want for Google to stop tracking your visits globally, you may opt-out from GA via the following link: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout.

How to Manage Cookies

Most browsers grab cookies automatically unless you tweak the settings. You’ll usually need to okay them, but you can say no if you’d rather. Check your browser’s "Preferences," "Options," or "Settings" to switch them off. Here are guides for the big browsers: