Terms and Conditions

Scope and acceptance

By using this mirror-site you accept these terms. Let’s be honest: these terms cover the mirror itself, not the full rules of the casino games. If you want the binding game rules, you should check the operator’s official terms too.

In other words, using the mirror means you agree we can provide the replicated content and basic assistance, and that you accept the limitations described below.

What this mirror does and does not do

We provide an access point that mirrors public pages of Winity. We do not operate the games, process bets, decide outcomes, or hold player funds.

• We do: replicate public site content, publish operator and licence info, and offer informal guidance.
• We do not: accept bets, hold deposits, or resolve account disputes.

Think of this like a map and a phone number. The map gets you to the place, the phone number rings the operator. We’re not the venue, got it?

Operator and licensing (important)

The underlying casino is operated by WINLINK B.V., a company incorporated in Curaçao. The licence number is OGL/2024/886/0978 issued by the Curaçao Gaming Authority on 09/05/2025. Payments are processed by WINLINK LTD, registered in Cyprus under HE411405. This is factual info, and I repeat it so you get it straight.

If you need to raise a formal legal or regulatory issue, contact the operator and the issuing authority. We can help point you to the right documents, but we’re not the regulator.

Account, verification and security

We don’t manage player accounts here. That said, users who follow links from the mirror to the casino will need to comply with the casino’s KYC (know your customer) checks. Expect to provide ID and proof of address at some point. That’s normal.

Examples: a passport scan, a utility bill, or a bank statement — nothing exotic. It’s as if the bank wants to know you’re you.

Deposits, withdrawals and payments

Payments are handled by the operator and its processors. We only display the methods and information. Typical timelines and limits are set by the operator.

• If you see a discrepancy, check the casino’s payments page and contact support.
• If necessary, keep copies of transaction IDs and communications — they help when resolving issues.

Bonuses and promotions

Bonuses are governed by the casino’s specific terms. We may reproduce those terms here for your convenience, but the operator’s version is the binding one. So, read the small print. I can’t stress that enough.

Game rules and fairness

Actual game mechanics, RTPs and random number generation are handled by game providers and the operator. We check and note these things for our readers, but we don’t certify them. If I say a game is volatile or gentle, I mean from my tests and observations — in other words, I’ve tried it and I’m telling you what I saw.

Responsible gaming

We care. I’ve seen people chase losses and it’s not pretty. The casino operator provides tools: deposit limits, cool-off, self-exclusion. Use them. If you need help, contact local support organisations — take for example local gambling help lines and counsellors.

Liability and disclaimers

We provide the mirror as-is. That means no warranties, express or implied, about uptime, accuracy, or completeness. If the mirror is down or outdated, the operator’s official site remains the authoritative source.

Put plainly: we try to be right, but we can be wrong. If we state something and it’s inaccurate, point it out and we’ll correct it when possible. But we are not responsible for losses you incur while playing at the casino or for decisions made based on our notes.

Privacy and data

We collect minimal data needed to run the mirror (for example, basic logs). The casino handles account and KYC data on its side. If you have privacy concerns, you should check both our minimal policy and the operator’s privacy policy. They complement each other; one does not replace the other.

Changes to these terms

We may update these terms from time to time. If we do, we’ll publish the new version on this page. That is, the latest posted terms govern use of the mirror. If necessary, we’ll note the change and date so you can compare versions.

Governing law and dispute resolution

These terms are about the mirror and do not replace the operator’s legal terms. For disputes related to gaming activity, the operator’s terms and the licence-holder rules apply. If you have a complaint about the mirror operation itself, contact us so we can try to sort it out informally first.

Contact

If you need to get in touch, please use the contact link on the mirror. I’ll respond or point you to the right place. And here’s one more thing: if it’s a serious legal or financial issue, take up the matter directly with the operator or with the relevant regulator — that is, the Curaçao authority for licensed matters, or the payment regulator for payment disputes.

That’s it. Short, clear, and hopefully useful. If you want me to clarify something, say so — I’ll rewrite it in plain words and maybe even add an example.