Privacy Policy

Last updated: March 2026.

What Mega Moolah NZ does

Mega Moolah NZ is an information website. It publishes guides about the Mega Moolah slot, casino bonuses and related topics for New Zealand readers. We are not a casino, we do not run the game, and we do not take deposits or hold player funds.

This matters because the information we handle is different from the information a casino needs. We do not ask for your bank card, passport, casino password or betting history. If you create an account with another company after leaving this website, that company handles your account under its own privacy policy.

Information we may collect

You can read the site without creating an account. Even so, a website host may receive basic technical details when it delivers a page to your device. This is normal for most public websites and helps keep the site working.

Technical information

• Your IP address and an approximate location based on it.
• The browser, device type and operating system you use.
• The pages you visit, the time of your visit and the page that referred you here.
• Basic security information used to identify errors or unusual traffic.

Beyond that, there is only one other way personal information reaches us. If you email, we receive the address you write from and whatever the message contains. Please keep it to what your question actually needs.

Information we do not ask for

We do not operate a player account system. That means we do not ask you to send sensitive casino or payment information to this website.

• Casino login details or two-factor authentication codes.
• Card numbers, bank details, deposits or withdrawals.
• Passport, driver licence or other identity documents.
• Your Mega Moolah results, bonus balance or game history.

If a website asks you for those details, make sure you understand who runs it and why the information is required. Mega Moolah NZ does not need those details to provide a guide.

Why we use information

We use basic visit information to run the website safely and improve it over time. For example, server records can help us find a broken page, deal with spam or understand whether a page is working on mobile devices.

We do not sell personal information. We do not build profiles based on your casino activity. We also do not use browsing information to decide whether you should be able to play a game or claim a casino offer.

Our main reasons for using data

• To load pages, images and links correctly.
• To protect the site from technical abuse and security issues.
• To fix faults and improve the site experience.
• To answer questions sent to our email address.

Cookies and analytics

Cookies are small files that a browser can store on your device. Some cookies are needed for a website to work properly. Others help a site owner understand which pages are useful or whether a visitor has returned.

At the time of this update, we do not use the site to collect a marketing profile. If we add analytics or advertising tools in the future, we will update this policy and explain what those tools do. You can also manage cookies in your browser settings at any time.

Blocking cookies may change how some website features work. It will not prevent you from reading the main information pages.

Links to other websites

Some links on this site can open another company’s website, including a casino or offer page. Once you leave megamoolahgame-nz.com, that company’s privacy policy applies to the information you provide there.

For example, a casino may ask for your name, address, age or payment details when you register. It may also ask for identity documents before a withdrawal. Those steps are handled by the casino, not by Mega Moolah NZ.

Before you register anywhere, take a moment to check the website address and read its privacy notice. This is especially important if the company stores information outside New Zealand or asks you to upload an ID document.

Where information may be stored

Our website may use hosting, security or technical service providers that process data in countries outside New Zealand. When we use a provider, we try to keep the information shared with it limited to what it needs to provide its service.

New Zealand’s Privacy Act 2020 sets rules for personal information. We aim to handle information in a way that is consistent with those rules, including taking reasonable steps to protect data when a service provider is based overseas.

How long we keep information

Technical logs are kept only for as long as they are useful for security, troubleshooting and normal website operations. This is usually a limited period. We may keep records longer when needed to investigate a security issue or meet a legal obligation.

Emails are kept long enough to answer your question and manage any follow-up. We do not keep a permanent mailing list simply because you visited the site.

Your privacy rights in New Zealand

Under the Privacy Act 2020, you can ask whether we hold personal information about you. You can also ask to see it and request that incorrect information is corrected. To make a request, email us and explain what you need.

Please include enough detail to help us find the information. An approximate date of your visit or the email address you used is usually enough. We may ask for more details if we need to make sure we are speaking to the right person.

If you are unhappy with the way we handle a privacy request, you can contact the Office of the Privacy Commissioner in New Zealand at privacy.org.nz.

Security and updates

We use standard website security measures, including HTTPS, to reduce the risk of unauthorised access. No website can guarantee that information will never be exposed, so please do not email us passwords, card numbers or identity documents.

We may update this policy when the website changes or when our privacy practices change. The date at the top shows when it was last revised. Reading the site after an update means you are using the latest version of this policy.

Contact

Email: [email protected]