Privacy and Data Notice

Please go through every section of this policy.

Introduction

Changes to This Privacy Notice

Information We gather

Why We handle Your Information

Legal Bases for Processing Personal Information

Your GDPR Rights

How We Keep Your Data Secure

Recipients and Third Parties

Data Transfers Within and Outside the EEA

How We Use Cookies

Policy Overview

Personal information is any information about website visitors (‘you’) that can identify, or possibly identify you as a natural person.

We determine the purpose and means for processing personal information on this website. Therefore, we act as the data controller. We are:

MOAR PERFORMANCE LIMITED
2 Underwood Row
LONDON
N1 7LQ
United Kingdom
UK Company Number: FC038223

This Privacy Notice is effective from 20th November 2020

Updates to this Privacy Notice

We may revise this Policy from time-to-time when necessary, so make sure that you review it regularly. Changes may be either essential or minor.

Essential modifications may occur when we change the way of processing your data. This modification might affect your rights and obligations regarding the processing of your personal information (e.g., in a case we apply new services to our website that significantly impact the way we handle your data).

Minor modifications do not affect your rights and obligations regarding the processing of your personal information (e.g., linguistic corrections or improvements; new fonts or styles).

Information we gather

We are processing (or may process) different categories of your data, which are grouped into three main types:

• Electronic identification information – this may include your IP address, operating system, browser type and version, the date and time of access, device category, unique device identifier, approximate device location and details concerning your network provider.
• Information about interactions with partner websites – we may handle aggregated information about activity on third-party partner sites, for instance when a visitor reaches an online gambling provider and creates an account. Where relevant, aggregated information about the extent of gaming activity may also be reviewed. This information is processed at group level and is not intended to identify you personally.
• Email address – we may use your email address when you contact our support team, answer a survey or subscribe to a newsletter. Where you opt in to newsletters, the address is also used to deliver the related marketing communications.

Why we handle your data

When you visit this website, the following types of processing may apply to you

• Data: device category and unique device identifier. Purpose: analysing traffic and improving how content is presented.
• Data: browser type and browser version. Purpose: improving compatibility and ensuring the website displays correctly.
• Data: the operating system on your device. Purpose: improving compatibility and the way pages are displayed.
• Data: IP address and approximate access location. Purpose: showing region-appropriate iGaming information, including language or legal availability, and supporting website security.
• Data: access date and time together with time spent on individual pages. Purpose: understanding use of the site and improving it.
• Data: your email address when you contact support or take part in a survey. Purpose: responding to your questions or survey-related communication.
• Data: your email address when you subscribe to a newsletter. Purpose: sending marketing communications you have requested.
• Data: aggregated activity associated with websites operated by our commercial partners. Purpose: reporting, statistical analysis and revenue measurement.

Legal bases for processing personal information

We rely on our legitimate interest as grounds for processing your personal information since this is necessary for us to be able to develop content on our website through upgrading and advancing our services and products, safeguard the website, enable communication with our users, rate the success of our advertising, keep potential issues with our services to a minimum and to enhance your overall user experience.

Processing your data may be necessary to comply with legal requirements and/or court orders. Where it is required you will be asked to consent processing of your personal information.

Your GDPR rights

Because our company is based in the European Union, our handling of personal information is subject to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The GDPR also defines the rights available to you regarding that information. These rights include the ability to:

• Make an objection to how we handle or use data.
• Gain access to your personal information.
• Request correction of your personal information.
• Ensure your personal information is portable.
• Request that we limit our use and processing of your personal information.
• Withdraw any consent you previously gave for the processing of your information.<
• Enforce deletion of data.
• Lodge a complaint.

The relevant data protection authority in EU Member States might be determined either by your place of habitual residence, or the place where the alleged infringement emerged. If you have any doubts or questions concerning accessing, correcting or deleting your personal information, or if you want to send us a request concerning your rights, please contact us at

You may submit a complaint to the data-protection authority in your country or contact the relevant UK data-protection authority.

How we safeguard your data

We take reasonable steps to keep personal information accurate and to store it securely. Information is not retained for longer than needed for the purpose for which it was collected or processed.

We apply appropriate technical and organisational measures to ensure the protection of your personal information against theft,disclosure,accidental loss, unauthorised use and any other forms of unlawful processing. We use a multi-level access control. Restrictions to access are based on business needs and security requirements. We also ensure that only appropriately authorised personnel have access to your data and only if this is reasonably necessary for them to complete assigned work tasks.

Recipients and third parties

We may share your data with third parties. By ‘third parties’ we refer to individuals, organisations and/or companies that are working in development, marketing, analytics or other fields who help us to provide and further develop our services.They are allowed to process your information as necessary to perform delegated tasks.Please note that only we can determine the purpose and means of the processing of your data, as well as decide which of your data is going to be processed to perform delegated tasks.

We may also share collected information with:

• Bodies to which disclosure is required or permitted by law, including law-enforcement agencies and public authorities
• Members of our corporate group.

Data transfers within and outside the EEA

Your personal information may be transferred beyond the European Economic Area (EEA) for the purposes described in this Policy (improvement, development and provision of services and products). In this case, we will take all measures to ensure that an adequate level of protection and appropriate safeguards are in place, as defined by GDPR and the applicable data protection laws.

Your personal information can be transferred to:

• A recipient located in a country that the European Commission has not recognised as providing an adequate level of data protection. In that situation, we use appropriate data-protection agreements, including Standard Contractual Clauses issued by the European Commission where required. Those arrangements are intended to require suitable safeguards from the recipient. Additional protective measures may also be applied when necessary to preserve rights and freedoms under the GDPR and other relevant rules.
• A recipient located in a country that the European Commission recognises as providing an adequate level of data protection. The European Commission publishes and updates its list of adequacy decisions at https://ec.europa.eu/info/law/law-topic/data-protection/data-transfers-outside-eu/adequacy-protection-personal-data-non-eu-countries

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