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Roobet Casino's Privacy Policy for Safe Gaming and Protecting User Data Openness This is where you start to feel confident about managing your information. Detailed protocols are in place to protect all of your personal and financial information, whether you want to deposit or withdraw £ or just check your balance in £. Data is safe from outside interference because of strict access controls and clear encryption standards. Following the rules in UK goes beyond just doing what you're told. Each section of this document explains how your information is handled, how long it is kept, and what your rights are to correct or delete it. There are clear steps in place to help you quickly access or update your profile if you ever need to. We only keep transaction data, like deposits, withdrawals, and game participation, for as long as the law requires, and then we securely destroy it. We respect how you want to communicate, and we won't send you marketing messages unless you give us permission. Customers can choose not to participate at any time using the controls in the user dashboard. If you think your data is being misused or have questions about how to manage your information, you can get help from a dedicated support team using the contact information in this document. Users from UK get protection measures that are specific to their country. Read all of the sections to stay up to date and enjoy uninterrupted entertainment, knowing that your rights and money are always the most important things.
UK participants give personal information when they sign up for an account, send in verification documents, or call customer service. When you sign up, you usually have to give your full name, date of birth, and a working phone number. It is normal to upload identity documents for Know Your Customer (KYC) checks. Passports, national IDs, and driving licenses are all acceptable formats.
Information that comes from devices includes IP addresses, browser details, and session logs. When you make a payment, like depositing or withdrawing £, we keep records of your transactions and linked accounts. The platform also keeps records of chats and emails to make sure that support answers are correct.
Collected personal data helps with identity checks to follow the rules, keeps accounts safe from unauthorised access, and checks withdrawals in £. Automated monitoring finds activities that aren't allowed, which protects £ balances from possible threats. If you tell us your marketing preferences, we'll use them to tailor our offers and keep unwanted contact to a minimum. Access to data is only allowed with permission. Only staff members who need to see sensitive information can do so, and they are protected by role-based authentication and audit tools. Regular system tests fix weaknesses, keeping user data safe from breaches or misuse.
We use advanced encryption algorithms like 256-bit TLS for all data transfers to keep the information of all account holders safe. This protocol keeps your personal information, like your login information and payment information, safe while you do things like make deposits or withdrawals in £. Data is kept on servers that only a few people can get to, and these servers are located in ISO-certified buildings. Two-factor verification and other strict authentication methods help keep people from getting into personal profiles or £ balances without permission. All administrative access is closely monitored and can only be used at certain times. Regular security checks by both internal and external parties look for and fix any weaknesses in the system. Following industry best practices, transactional records and personal information are stored in separate encrypted areas to reduce the risk of cross-exposure. Fraud detection systems keep an eye out for things like strange withdrawal requests, strange movements of £, or multiple failed login attempts. Suspicious actions trigger immediate alerts, with account protection measures like temporary holds or further verification steps. Best practices require customers to choose complex passwords and securely manage their authentication details. Users are encouraged to activate optional security settings such as withdrawal confirmation codes and to review account activity logs regularly. All compliance steps adhere to applicable UK data standards, ensuring user trust and operational transparency. Ongoing training equips the data management team with up-to-date techniques to counter new risks and maintain robust protection of all gaming-related information.
UK account holders have direct control over their personal data choices. This part explains how to change consent settings, set up data sharing, and control notifications. This makes sure that every registered user has the most freedom and openness possible.
Once you log in, you can get to your control panel. To do this, go to the "Privacy Settings" section: Action Description Options Available Change how you use data Say how your gaming and contact information will be used Basic Processing, Detailed Analysis, and Sharing with Third Parties (toggle) Preferences for Marketing Sign up for or cancel promotional messages Email, SMS, and messages in the platform (choose one) Settings for cookies Change your tracking settings for browsing and session performance. Analytics, Advertising, and Strictly Necessary (turn on or off) Take Back Permission Fully or partially revoke previously given permissions Immediate effect upon selection
You can ask for a copy of your stored personal information at any time from your profile dashboard. If the information is wrong or out of date, send in changes directly. Users can also ask for their profile to be permanently deleted, as required by law in their country. People who manage their privacy settings can expect new features as rules change. We send notifications about big changes to consent options or user rights through registered communication channels.
All UK users should know that their account information or activity could be shared with outside partners in some situations. As required by law, these partners may include payment processors, identity verification agencies, business analytics providers, marketing affiliates, and government agencies in UK. You can only share your account details, like your email address, account number, transaction history, and proof of identity documents, when absolutely necessary and only in accordance with the law in UK. Before you deposit or withdraw £, banks and anti-fraud systems may check your information to make sure you are eligible and to stop people from getting in without permission. Analytics partners get usage statistics that have been combined and anonymised. You can't find out who these reports are about because they don't have unique identifiers. Some marketing partners may, however, use your registration data to send you targeted offers or bonuses based on your profile, but only with your permission. Remember that all data transfers use secure communication channels. Outside parties must follow data standards that are at least as strict as those in UK. This makes sure that protections are the same no matter where they are. Only people with a clear, legally binding reason can see your dossier. Advertising networks and analytics providers will never see your £ balance. Check your account settings often to see what permissions your apps have. This will help you avoid sharing things you don't need to. Only turn on integrations and affiliate links that are useful for your experience. If you want to stop more transfers, please get in touch with customer service and tell them what you want.
This process supports transparency regarding account information, identity documents, transaction history, and sessions. To send a data request, log into your profile with the email address and password you used to sign up. Go to the "Profile" or "Account Settings" section. Choose "Data Management." Pick one of the following:
You can get a report that lists all the information related to your account, such as past deposits or withdrawals of £, device logs, and messages.
Update contact data, addresses, or identification records directly from your dashboard.
Initiate the process to remove all personal data by clicking “Delete My Account.”
Verify your identity using two-factor authentication or by responding to a confirmation email sent by customer support.
Requests to access or export data usually take 30 days to process, but this depends on the laws in UK. As soon as possible, incorrect records are corrected. You may need to show proof of changes to important documents. If there are outstanding balances in £, ongoing disputes, or regulatory retention periods, deletion may take longer than usual. You can get help with any data questions 24/7 through chat or email. If you're a UK user worried about sharing data with the government or other people in UK, the service agreements have more information.
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