Privacy

Your finder answers never leave your browser, with one exception. If you open an older link that already carries answers, those answers reach our server as part of the link, before the finder removes them from the address bar. There is no account, no login, and no server that receives what you pick in the finder.

Where your answers live

  • In this browser’s local storage, under one key, so a refresh doesn’t lose your place. The “clear everything” button removes it.

That’s the whole list. The finder does not put your answers in the page address. An older version did, and links from it still exist. If you open one, the finder takes those answers out of the address bar and does not use them. The recommendation is calculated where you are, not somewhere else and sent back.

What we never ask for

Your name, address, date of birth, income, debts, bank or card details, how much you’ve lost, government ID, or anything about your personal history. None of it would make a recommendation better, and asking would make this a data-collection product instead of a useful one.

The one personal-ish thing the finder asks is your state, it’s optional, and it is used for exactly one thing: leaving out casinos that say they don’t accept players from there. How that filter works.

Measurement

We use a self-hosted Umami service to measure canonical page paths, token-like campaign labels, external referrer origins, device categories, pageviews, and the small allowlist of interactions below. Finder answers, state selections, free text, raw query strings, destination URLs, and account details are dropped before analytics is sent.

A per-site pseudonymous session identifier is made from transient network and device signals and rotates every week. The analytics database does not store raw IP addresses or raw user-agent strings. It keeps device, browser and operating-system categories, country and, for U.S. visits, state or region. It does not collect city or precise location.

Every analytics event name and every field an event may carry.
EventsFields an event may carry
finder_start, finder_step, finder_drop_off, finder_result, finder_complete, no_match_result, recommendation_expand, question_view, scenario_view, copy_recommendation, affiliate_clickstepIndex, stepAction, resultIndex, stepCount, preferenceId, casinoId, slug, resultCount, ruleVersion, shareVariant

Anything not listed under "Fields an event may carry" is dropped before an event is sent, in code, rather than by convention. Analytics records are deleted after 13 months.

We do not sell or share analytics data, use it for targeted advertising, enable session replay, identify you, use fingerprinting, or join your activity across our sites.

Cookies

Umami does not set analytics cookies, and this site sets no advertising cookies. No analytics consent banner is shown. Local storage is used for the one finder purpose described above and is cleared by the reset button.

Links out

When you click through to a casino you’re on their site under their policies, and they will collect far more than we do. That’s worth reading before you sign up anywhere.

Changes

This page is updated when the site’s data handling changes.