Your Data, Your Rights
Rolling Slots Irish Casino | Privacy Policy & Your GDPR Rights
What we collect, why we store it, who can see it and the rights you hold under GDPR.
What does Rolling Slots Irish Casino Privacy Policy cover?
The Rolling Slots Irish Casino Privacy Policy explains in plain English what personal data the platform collects, why it is collected, who can access it inside and outside the company, how long it is retained and the rights you hold over your information under the General Data Protection Regulation. The policy applies to every visitor to the website, including unregistered visitors who only ever look at the marketing pages, and to every registered player from the moment an account is created.
The data controller is GBL Solutions N.V., the company licensed to operate Rolling Slots. Day to day processing is handled by the platform's compliance and engineering teams alongside a small set of trusted third party processors for payment handling, identity verification and customer support. Every processor is contractually bound to handle personal data only on the platform's instructions and never to sell or share it for marketing purposes outside the Rolling Slots brand.
What data is actually collected?
Account data covers the information you provide when registering and the documents you upload for verification. That includes name, date of birth, email address, phone number, postal address, copy of a photo identity document, proof of address and, where the deposit method requires it, a partially masked image of the payment card. Play data covers every spin, every live bet, every deposit and every withdrawal. Technical data covers your device type, browser, IP address and the rough geographic region inferred from that IP for fraud prevention.
Behavioural data covers how you move around the site, which pages you visit and the marketing campaigns you respond to. This data is used to improve the layout of the lobby, to size matched bonuses in a way that is actually relevant to how you play and to detect patterns associated with problem gambling. Behavioural data is never sold to advertisers outside the Rolling Slots brand and is never used to build profiles for purposes outside the gambling product.
Who can see my data?
Inside the company, your data can be seen by the customer support team for the purposes of helping you with account questions, by the compliance team for verification and anti money laundering checks, by the responsible gambling team where a risk pattern triggers a check in, and by the engineering team in summarised form for product improvements. Outside the company, your data is shared with the payment processor handling the specific transaction, the identity verification provider during KYC and the live chat platform that powers customer support, all under strict data processing agreements.
Your data may also be shared with regulators on lawful request, with law enforcement where required by a court order or with anti money laundering authorities where a suspicious transaction report is filed. None of these disclosures are made for marketing purposes. None of your data is sold to data brokers, ad networks or any third party for commercial purposes outside the gambling product. The cookie level data that lives on your own device is covered separately on the cookie policy page, which sets out the categories of cookies and how to change your preferences at any time.
What rights do I have over my data?
Under GDPR you hold the right to access the personal data the platform holds about you, the right to ask for incorrect data to be corrected, the right to ask for your data to be deleted where the platform has no legal reason to keep it, the right to ask for processing to be restricted while a dispute is resolved, the right to data portability where the data is held on the basis of consent or contract, and the right to object to processing where the platform relies on legitimate interest as the lawful basis. To exercise any of these rights, email privacy@rollingslotsirish.com from the address registered on your account and a member of the privacy team will respond inside thirty days.
Some data must be retained even after you ask for deletion, because the platform is required by anti money laundering law to keep transaction records for at least five years after the account closes. The platform will always explain which parts of your data have been deleted and which parts have to be retained, alongside the legal reference that requires the retention. Closing your account through the close account page does not on its own trigger a full data erasure, which is why the privacy email route is the correct way to request deletion of the remaining data once the retention period ends.
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