Privacy and responsible play

What this site stores about you

Nothing, by design. These pages carry no analytics, no advertising scripts, no social widgets and no fonts or images loaded from anywhere else, so simply reading the site leaves no profile of you here. Your browser receives files from this domain and that is the end of it.

The application form

The form on this site sends exactly four things you typed — your name, one contact, your traffic source and, if you filled it in, a rough monthly volume — together with the address of the page you sent it from, so that we know which market you are writing about. It is delivered to our own messaging channel and used to answer you. It is not sold, not published and not passed to any advertising network.

• No phone number is asked for. One way to reach you is enough.
• There is one hidden field in the form. It exists to catch automated submissions, it is invisible to you, and if it arrives filled in the message is discarded without being read.
• Nothing is stored on this website. The site is static files; the form hands your message straight to us.

Links that earn us money

Buttons leading to lilbet are partner links and are marked as such in the page code. Following one may earn this desk a commission; it changes nothing about what you pay or what you are offered. We link to no other operator.

Changes and contact

If this policy changes, the changed text replaces this one on this page — there is no archive of versions to hunt through. Questions about any of it: [email protected].

Responsible play, and the 18+ rule

Betting and casino play are for adults only, and in most markets that means eighteen or over. They are entertainment that costs money, not a way to earn it, and an affiliate who forgets that eventually sends the wrong people to the wrong place.

• Stake only what you can lose without it changing anything. Money set aside for anything else is not a bankroll.
• Set the limits on the day you open an account, not on the day you need them. Deposit limits, session reminders and self-exclusion are standard tools and they work best cold.
• Chasing losses is the signal. Raising stakes to get even is the point at which a hobby stops being one.
• Predictions and “guaranteed systems” are a fraud, whoever is selling them and however the results are presented. Nobody with a working edge sells it by subscription.
• Help exists and it is free. Operators are required to offer self-exclusion on request, and independent helplines run in most countries — look up the one for yours, or ask the operator support team to point you at it and to freeze the account while you do.

If any of the paragraph above describes someone you are about to send traffic to, the right answer is to write about something else.