Privacy Policy

Casino Weekly deskUpdated October 31, 2026

Here is what casinoweekly.org records about visitors, the reasons, how long it stays and what you may ask of us.

Responsible party

Visitor data on Casino Weekly is controlled by its publisher, Sahelix Online Media FZ-LLC, Building 8, Dubai Media City, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Privacy requests and questions: [email protected].

What is recorded

Casino Weekly has no sign-up, no mailing list and no comments section, so we never need your name. Each time a page loads, the web server notes the IP address, browser, address requested, referrer and timestamp; this keeps the site running, helps us trace faults and lets us block attacks. Cloudflare, our caching and security layer, sees the same technical details. Server records are cleared when they have served those purposes.

Cookies

Four cookies are placed under the casinoweekly.org domain:

mz_vid: an anonymous tag for your browser, refreshed on each page view, which lapses after twelve months.
mz_src: notes the doorway you came through (bookmark, search engine or a referring page); refreshed on each page view and lapses after thirty days.
mozbiz_session: created only when you use a /go/ partner link, to carry the hand-off to the casino; lapses after twenty hours.
XSRF-TOKEN: issued alongside the same /go/ hand-off as a guard against forged requests; lapses after twenty hours.

They let us tally visits and let operators attribute sign-ups that came through a partner link. Casino Weekly runs no Google Analytics, no ad-network tags, no social media pixels and no session-replay scripts. Every page reads normally with cookies switched off.

Casino websites

A casino's own privacy notice governs what happens once you land there, cookies included. The /go/ hand-off tells the operator that Casino Weekly sent you.

Email

Mail sent to [email protected] stays in our inbox until the matter is closed and a little while after. It is never added to a marketing list.

Service providers and other countries

No one buys visitor data from us. The web host and Cloudflare receive only what they need to deliver pages. Because the publisher and these providers operate outside Canada, data may be handled abroad under the laws that apply there.

Requests you can make

Ask us for a copy of what we hold on you, for corrections or for deletion; you can also opt out of cookie-based counting by clearing and blocking cookies in your browser. Send requests to [email protected]. If we fail to resolve a complaint, the federal Privacy Commissioner's office (OPC) is the next stop.

Updates

A new cookie or a change in how data is handled means a revised page and a new Updated date.