Privacy Notice

We collect and process information about your visit to this website to understand how you interact with our content about the NSUS brand and to improve your experience here. This notice explains how we handle that information—not how the NSUS operator handles player data, which are separate matters governed by their own privacy policy available on their site.

What Information We Collect About You

When you visit nsus.bet, we receive information automatically: your IP address, device type, browser version, pages you view, time spent on each section, and referring website. If you submit a contact form, we collect the details you provide—name, email address, and message. We also use cookies and similar technologies to remember your preferences and track how content performs across visitor groups, which helps us decide what to publish next.

How We Use Your Information

We analyse visitor patterns to see which topics interest readers most, allowing our editorial team to focus on what matters to you. Technical data helps us maintain site stability and security. Contact form submissions let us respond to your questions, feedback, or requests for corrections. Aggregated, anonymised data informs our publishing strategy and helps us identify gaps in coverage. We do not sell personal information to third parties, nor do we share it with the NSUS operator or any gambling business.

Your Privacy Rights and Data Retention

You have the right to access, correct, or delete your personal information—use the contact form on our website to request these. We retain visitor analytics for up to 13 months; contact form submissions are kept for one year unless you request deletion sooner. If you believe your information has been misused, you may lodge a complaint with the UK Information Commissioner’s Office. For questions about how this site handles your data, reach out through the website contact form.

Support and Complaint Resources

The regulator of gambling businesses is the Gambling Commission. If your concern relates to a licensed operator’s conduct, their compliance documentation is published on the operator’s own website and verifiable in the regulator’s records. Should you have questions about problem gambling or need confidential support, the National Gambling Helpline operates 24/7 free of charge. Charitable organisations including GambleAware and Debt Advice Foundation provide education and assistance to anyone concerned about gambling harms or financial difficulty.