Privacy: what this MrQ guide records
Reading about MrQ here needs no sign-up, no form and no tracking. A visit leaves a line in the web server’s access log: the IP address, the date and time, the request (method, page and protocol), the response status, the bytes sent, the referring page and the browser’s user agent. Cloudflare, which delivers the pages, sees the same request details on their way through.
Updated 27 October 2026
Who is responsible for your data
Data controller
MrQ Sister Sites
- Records
- Web server log lines
- Processor
- Cloudflare, Inc.
- Kept
- 14 days, then deleted
- Basis
- Legitimate interests
MrQ Sister Sites, the guide itself, is the data controller for the server log below. Privacy questions go to info@mrqsistersites.co.uk.
Nothing you type, nothing stored in your browser
The pages have no forms, comments or accounts, so there is nothing to submit. The guide sets no cookie and writes nothing to your browser’s storage.
No analytics or adverts, and Cloudflare in front
No analytics tool, advertising tag, social button, embedded video or map is loaded. The typefaces, casino logos and homepage pictures are saved files served from the site’s own address, so a page never asks a third-party host for anything.
Cloudflare delivers the pages
Every visit passes through Cloudflare, Inc. before it reaches the site. Cloudflare serves the pages from its network and filters out abusive traffic. To do that it handles your IP address and the details of your request, as a processor acting for this guide under its Data Processing Addendum.
The web server’s own log
The host writes that line for every request. The log starts a new file each day and keeps the last 14, so a line is gone after 14 days.
It is kept to keep the site working and safe, from tracing an error to stopping misuse, which is a legitimate interest under UK data protection law. The lines are not analysed for marketing, sold or joined with other data. Mail sent to info@mrqsistersites.co.uk is used to reply and for nothing else.
Links to other websites
Source links go to the Gambling Commission, Companies House, MrQ and other sites, and open in a new tab. Once there, that site’s own cookies and privacy notice apply. No link carries a tracking code, and links to MrQ and the other casinos are marked nofollow. Other sites that use the MrQ name are described but not linked.
Your rights over that data
You may ask for a copy of what is held about you, ask for a correction or for deletion, and object to the data being used. Write to info@mrqsistersites.co.uk with the IP address and the date of the visit; log lines hold no names, so those two details are how an entry is traced. A complaint about the answer can go to the Information Commissioner’s Office (ico.org.uk).