Privacy policy
This policy covers live777-casino.com, an independent information site about Live777's promotions. It explains what we record when you read our pages, why, and what changes when you leave this site for the operator's. The short version: we hold no player accounts, we never ask for identity documents or payment details, and we collect only what a website needs to run and to understand which pages are useful.
Who is responsible for this site
live777-casino.com is an editorial project. It is not the Live777 operator and has no access to the operator's systems. Questions about this policy go to info@live777-casino.com. Questions about the data held in a casino account go to the operator, because only the operator holds that data.
What we collect
We do not offer registration, logins, comments or newsletters, so we do not ask you for a name, password, address or ID. When you load a page, the servers that deliver the site receive the technical information every web request carries: your IP address, browser and device type, the page requested, the referring page and the time. That information is used to deliver the page, to keep the site secure — for example, to spot automated abuse — and to fix errors. That is the whole of our data usage for server logs: we do not sell them, profile readers or pass them to the operator.
If you email us, we receive your email address and whatever you choose to write. We use it only to reply and to correct the page you wrote about. Please do not send us passwords, card numbers, ID scans or screenshots that show them; we do not need them, and we delete such material when it arrives.
Analytics
We use a web analytics service to see which pages are read, how visitors move between them and which guides are left unfinished. The service may set cookies or similar identifiers in your browser and processes the data on our behalf. We look at aggregated reports — page views, approximate country, device type — not at individual people, and we do not combine analytics data with any other source to identify a reader.
Partner links and what happens after you click
Some links on this site lead to Live777 and carry a tracking code that tells the operator's marketing programme which site sent the visitor. When you follow one, you leave live777-casino.com, and from that point the operator's own privacy policy applies. Anything you then enter — registration details, verification documents, payment information — goes to the operator, not to us. We receive from the partner programme aggregated reports about referred customers, not your personal details.
How long we keep information
Server and security logs are kept only as long as needed to run and protect the site. Analytics data is kept according to the retention setting of the analytics service, which we keep at a modest period. Emails are kept while a correction or question is open and for a reasonable time afterwards so that we can show what was changed and why.
Your choices and rights
You can block or delete cookies in your browser at any time, and doing so will not stop you from reading any page here. You can ask us what information we hold that relates to you, ask us to correct it, or ask us to delete it, by writing to info@live777-casino.com. Because we hold so little, most requests can be answered quickly.
Children
This site is intended for adults aged 18 and over. We do not knowingly collect information from anyone younger. Parents and guardians can use the content restrictions built into phones and computers to keep gambling-related sites out of reach.
Changes to this policy
If the way the site works changes — for example, if we add a contact form — this policy will be updated before the change goes live, and the new version will apply from the date it is published.
Cookies on this site, in plain terms
A cookie is a small text file a website stores in your browser. On live777-casino.com cookies are used for two purposes only: keeping the site working properly and measuring which pages are read, so that the guides people rely on can be kept current. We do not use cookies to sell advertising profiles. You can manage or clear them through your browser settings, and refusing them does not lock you out of any information on the site.
The operator's site uses its own cookies for logins, security and marketing, under its own cookie policy. Those are set by the operator's domain and cannot be read or controlled from here.
Your data at the operator: what to check before you share it
The personal data that matters most in online gambling is not on this site — it is what you give the operator when you register, verify and deposit. Before typing anything into a casino's forms, confirm the address in the browser bar is the one you meant to visit and that the connection is encrypted (HTTPS, with the padlock shown). Read the operator's own privacy policy once: it should list what it collects — usually identity details for verification, transaction history and login records — who it shares them with, such as payment processors and identity-check services, and how to request a copy or deletion.
Is it safe to share data with a casino?
It can be, if a few things are true. The whole site, not just the login page, should load over HTTPS, which means SSL encryption (strictly, its successor TLS) protects what you type on the way to the server. Encryption in transit says nothing about how the data is stored afterwards, so the operator's privacy policy should also describe its data protection: who can see verification documents, how long they are kept and how to ask for deletion. A "safe and secure" or "secure casino" banner proves none of this on its own; it is a sentence, not a test result. GDPR, the European Union's data protection law, gives strong rights to people whose data is handled in or from the EU, but it may not apply to an offshore operator serving players in Cambodia, so do not assume its protections unless the operator's policy names them.
On your side, the habits that protect an account are simple: a password used nowhere else, two-factor authentication (2FA) if it is offered, no logins from shared or public computers, and no sending of documents through chat links you did not open yourself from the operator's site. If you suspect someone else has accessed your casino account, change the password and contact the operator's support at once.