Basic usage data
We may process basic technical information such as pages visited, browser type, approximate location, referrer, device information and timestamps to operate and improve the website.
Last updated: June 6, 2026
Privacy policy
This policy explains privacy boundaries for CryptoBets.expert as an editorial review website. It does not cover the privacy practices of casinos, wallets, exchanges, payment processors or support services that you may visit through external links.
No measurement platform installed yet
CryptoBets.expert has not connected a dedicated tracking or measurement platform. If one is added later, this policy should be updated before broad launch.
Affiliate clicks
Outbound affiliate or referral links may include tracking parameters so partners can attribute qualifying actions. The partner platform controls its own account and KYC data.
Cookies and security
Cloudflare and other infrastructure providers may use cookies or similar technologies for security, bot protection and caching.
No casino account data
CryptoBets.expert does not operate casino accounts, process wagers, hold player balances or verify identity documents for gambling platforms.
Contact
For privacy questions, contact privacy (at) cryptobets.expert. This page is a practical privacy summary and should receive legal review before broad launch.
Casino accounts
We do not create, manage or access your casino account, balances, wagers, bets, bonus wallet, KYC documents or withdrawal requests.
Payments
We do not process deposits or withdrawals. Crypto transactions, exchange-rate movement, network fees and wallet addresses are handled by the player, wallet provider, casino or blockchain network.
Partner platforms
If you leave CryptoBets through an outbound link, the destination site may collect account, payment, identity, device and compliance data under its own policies.
Staged launch scope
The public site may open pages in batches. We still treat privacy text as launch-critical because affiliate and infrastructure behavior must be clear before indexing.
Reader choices and data requests
- +Avoid entering personal information into any casino until you have read that operator privacy policy and terms.
- +Use browser controls to clear cookies or block tracking where supported.
- +Do not send identity documents to CryptoBets; we are not a gambling operator or KYC processor.
- +Contact the destination casino directly for account deletion, KYC deletion, wagering records or payment data requests.
If CryptoBets later adds comments, accounts, newsletters, traffic measurement, ad pixels or direct user submissions, the policy should be updated before those features are promoted. Until then, readers should assume that external casino links are separate services with separate privacy controls.
The safest privacy assumption is simple: information entered on a casino website belongs to that casino workflow, not to CryptoBets. This includes identity checks, source-of-funds documents, deposits, betting history, account closure requests and support tickets.
Server and security logs
Hosting, firewall and caching systems can create technical logs to keep the website available, investigate abuse, block bots and troubleshoot errors.
Retention principle
Operational logs should be kept only as long as needed for security, debugging, legal compliance or abuse prevention, then reduced or deleted where practical.
External links
Outbound links can send basic referrer information unless your browser or privacy tools block it. The destination site may then set its own cookies and identifiers.
Policy changes
If the site later adds accounts, forms, comments or newsletters, the privacy policy should describe the new data flow before those features are treated as public launch assets.
Data CryptoBets does not need
- +Casino passwords, seed phrases, private keys or wallet recovery phrases.
- +Copies of passports, ID cards, bank statements or proof-of-address documents.
- +Screenshots containing full balances, full wallet addresses or private account notices unless a future correction workflow explicitly asks for redacted evidence.
- +Information about minors, self-excluded players or anyone not legally allowed to access gambling content.
Casino operators
They can collect account, KYC, payment, device, wallet, location and gameplay data under their own policies.
Wallets and exchanges
They may process addresses, transaction history, network choices, identity checks, fiat ramps and compliance signals.
Support resources
Responsible-gambling or crisis-support websites can have their own privacy practices, especially when contact forms or helplines are used.