Privacy Policy
Last updated: October 2026
1. General provisions
This Privacy Policy explains what personal and technical data may be processed when you visit the information website fambet.app, the purposes for which they are used and the rights available to users.
This resource focuses on FamBet Casino and publishes independent information about its game catalogue, promotional offers, payments, registration and other aspects of the brand.
fambet.app is neither the official casino website nor a gambling operator itself. We do not accept wagers, process financial transactions or manage customer accounts.
References to ‘we’, ‘us’ and ‘our’ in this document refer solely to the editorial team behind this information resource.
2. Scope
This Policy covers data processing associated with visiting pages on fambet.app and using the website’s available features.
It does not govern the activities of third-party casino operators, payment services, advertising networks or other independent organisations.
When you follow a link to an external resource, your personal data are processed under the relevant company’s rules. You are advised to read its privacy policy before sharing personal information.
3. Applicable legislation
Where the relevant conditions are met, personal data processing is governed by the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR, Regulation (EU) 2016/679) and applicable national laws.
The use of cookies and similar technologies may also be subject to legislation based on European rules on privacy in electronic communications (ePrivacy).
The GDPR applies within the European Economic Area (EEA) under the applicable legal framework. Other European countries may set their own requirements for personal data protection.
Specific obligations depend on the circumstances of the processing, the location of the data controller and the applicable legislation.
4. Categories of data processed
The information involved depends on the features actually available on the website and the technical solutions in use.
Data provided voluntarily
If the resource offers contact forms, comments or other ways of submitting information, users may choose to provide:
- their name or another identifier;
- contact details;
- the content of their message;
- attached files;
- additional information at their own discretion.
You are advised not to send passwords, bank details, full payment card numbers or identity documents without a specific and lawful need.
Technical data
When you visit a page, technical services may process:
- your IP address;
- approximate geographical location;
- device type and operating system;
- browser and its version;
- language settings;
- referral source;
- pages visited;
- the date and time of access;
- session identifiers;
- error and performance information;
- cookie identifiers and similar technical data.
The actual list depends on the website’s configuration.
5. Information we cannot access
Publishing content about a casino operator does not give the editorial team access to its internal systems.
We cannot view or change:
- customers’ usernames and passwords;
- account balances;
- wagering and session histories;
- records of funds added and withdrawn;
- payment details submitted to the operator;
- identity verification (KYC) documents;
- correspondence with the operator’s support team;
- personal limits and self-exclusion settings.
Information submitted directly to a third-party service remains outside our control.
We cannot obtain, correct or delete such information on behalf of the relevant organisation.
6. Purposes of processing
Where there is a lawful basis, data may be used to:
- keep the website operational;
- maintain the security of its technical infrastructure;
- detect suspicious activity;
- analyse traffic and performance;
- improve navigation and content structure;
- handle enquiries submitted through the available features;
- fulfil legal obligations;
- establish, exercise or defend legal rights.
The amount of information processed must be appropriate to the specific purpose and limited to what is necessary.
7. Lawful bases for processing
Where the GDPR applies, personal data processing must have a lawful basis provided for by legislation.
User consent
Consent may be required for non-essential cookies and certain uses of personal information.
Where processing is based on consent, users may withdraw it. This does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before withdrawal.
Legitimate interests
Certain activities relating to security, abuse prevention and the website’s technical operation may be carried out on the basis of legitimate interests, provided users’ rights are respected.
Legal obligation
Information may be processed or retained where required by applicable legislation or a binding decision of a competent authority.
Other lawful bases may also be used in the circumstances provided for by the GDPR.
8. Cookies and similar technologies
Cookies are small files or records that a website may store on a visitor’s device.
Their presence and purpose depend on the resource’s technical configuration.
Essential cookies
These may support core features, security, navigation and session management.
Where permitted by applicable legislation, separate consent is not required for strictly necessary technologies.
Analytics cookies
These may be used to assess traffic, identify technical problems and improve content structure.
Whether consent is required depends on the purpose of the particular technology and the rules in force.
Functional cookies
These may remember user preferences, such as interface language or display settings.
Other tracking technologies
Advertising and analytics tools designed for profiling or tracking behaviour may require prior consent.
Cookies can generally be managed through your browser settings. Disabling certain technologies may affect the availability of some features.
9. Analytics and technical services
Third-party providers of hosting, maintenance, infrastructure security and traffic analysis services may be engaged to support the website’s operation.
Depending on the tools used, these companies may process IP addresses and information about devices, page views and technical events.
Processing must comply with the stated purposes and applicable legal requirements.
Where a provider acts as a personal data processor, the relationship must be formalised with the necessary legal safeguards.
10. Security and VirusTotal
Technical and organisational safeguards may be used to reduce the risk of unauthorised access, loss, alteration or misuse of information.
However, no security system offers complete protection against every possible threat.
A VirusTotal report may be available to visitors as an additional way to check the reputation and security of fambet.app.
This service analyses web addresses using several threat detection systems. Results reflect the findings at a particular point in time.
The absence of detected threats does not guarantee the resource’s continued security.
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11. Processing by third parties
A limited amount of information may be shared with service providers responsible for hosting, maintenance, security and other necessary functions.
Data may also be disclosed in response to a lawful request from a competent authority.
Where a third-party company processes personal data on the controller’s behalf, the necessary contractual and organisational safeguards must apply.
Engaging an external provider does not authorise unrestricted use of personal information.
12. International data transfers
Some technical services may involve processing information outside the European Economic Area.
Where legislation requires additional safeguards, transfers must use permitted legal mechanisms.
These may include adequacy decisions, standard contractual clauses and other instruments provided for by law.
The measures required depend on the destination country, the nature of the information and the circumstances of the transfer.
13. Retention periods
Personal data must be kept no longer than necessary for the purposes of processing, unless legislation provides otherwise.
Specific retention periods may vary depending on the category of information and the basis for its use.
Once retention is no longer necessary, information must be deleted or anonymised unless there are lawful grounds for keeping it.
14. User rights
Where the GDPR applies, users may have the following rights, subject to the conditions and limitations provided for by law:
- Right of access. Obtaining information about the processing of your personal data.
- Right to rectification. Correcting inaccurate or incomplete information.
- Right to erasure. Requesting deletion where the legal grounds for doing so exist.
- Right to restriction of processing. Restricting certain processing activities.
- Right to object. Objecting to certain types of processing.
- Right to withdraw consent. Withdrawing permission previously given where processing is based on consent.
- Right to data portability. Receiving or transferring data in the circumstances provided for by law.
Users may also lodge a complaint with the competent data protection supervisory authority.
The procedure for exercising these rights depends on the nature of the processing and the available means of submitting a request.
15. Age restrictions
The gambling-related content on this information resource is intended solely for adults aged 18 or over.
The minimum age for gambling varies across European countries. Some jurisdictions set a higher threshold or impose additional requirements.
Visitors must comply with the restrictions in force in the country where they are located.
Access to information does not mean that participation in gambling is permitted under local law.
16. Responsible gambling
Gambling involves financial risks and should not be regarded as a reliable source of income or a way to recover losses.
When using legally available gaming services, it is important to consider what you can afford, set limits and use the available tools to stay in control.
These measures may include spending limits, time-outs and self-exclusion schemes. Availability and terms depend on the particular company and the country’s legislation.
We do not manage customer accounts, set limits, arrange self-exclusion or provide medical or psychological support.
17. Editorial content and affiliate relationships
Our website publishes information about games and their terms, including:
- game categories and developers;
- rewards and promotional terms;
- payment methods and financial limits;
- registration and identity verification;
- mobile access;
- customer support;
- responsible gambling;
- licensing and regulation.
Some pages may contain affiliate links.
If a visitor follows such a link and completes an action specified in the affiliate programme’s terms, the editorial team may receive a commission. Visitors are not charged an additional fee simply for following the link.
Commercial relationships do not give third-party companies the right to determine the content of our editorial material.
An affiliate link does not confirm that the relevant service is lawful or available in a particular country.
18. Licensing and regulation
fambet.app is an independent information resource, rather than a gambling operator.
European countries set their own requirements for licensing, advertising and the provision of gaming services.
There is no single licence that automatically permits every form of online gambling throughout Europe.
Publishing content about FamBet Casino does not confirm that the brand or its operator holds valid authorisation to operate in any jurisdiction.
Before using third-party gaming services, you must independently check the operator’s legal status, the relevant website address and local restrictions against official information from the competent regulator.
Authorisation issued in one country does not guarantee that similar activities are lawful in another.
19. Changes to this Privacy Policy
This Policy may be updated to reflect changes in legislation, the website’s technical features or information processing practices.
The date at the beginning of this document indicates the latest stated update.
20. About Us
Further information about the editorial team’s work, its principles of independence, affiliate relationships and the distinction between an information resource and gaming companies is available on the ‘About Us’ page.