Conquestador Casino may collect personal data when a player creates an account, logs in, makes a deposit, requests a withdrawal, contacts support, or uses the casino website. This can include name, date of birth, email address, residential address, phone number, payment details, account activity, IP address, device data, game history, transaction records, and documents used for identity checks.
For New Zealand players, this matters because Conquestador Casino is an offshore gambling site. It is operated by MOBILE INCORPORATED LIMITED, with a registered address at Elite Business Centre, Trejqa Ta’ Box Box, Msida MSD1840, Malta. The casino is licensed by the Malta Gaming Authority under licence number MGA/B2C/818/2020, but it is not supervised by the New Zealand Department of Internal Affairs.
How Player Data Is Used
Player data is used to run casino accounts, process payments, verify identity, prevent fraud, meet anti-money laundering duties, provide customer support, manage responsible gambling tools, and send account-related messages. Some data may also be used to improve website performance, check technical issues, and keep the casino secure.
Marketing messages should only be sent where the player has given the required consent or where the operator has a lawful basis to contact the player. Players should be able to opt out of promotional emails or direct marketing messages.
Sharing Data With Third Parties
Conquestador Casino may share player data with payment processors, identity verification providers, fraud prevention services, game suppliers, technical service providers, legal advisers, regulators, and dispute resolution bodies where required. These third parties may help the casino process deposits and withdrawals, check documents, monitor suspicious activity, or provide the games available on the site.
Because the casino operates offshore, New Zealand players should understand that their data may be processed outside New Zealand. The Gambling Act 2003 applies to gambling regulation in New Zealand, but offshore casino data handling may also depend on the operator’s licensing jurisdiction and its own privacy rules.
Player Rights Over Personal Information
Players may request access to their personal data, ask for inaccurate details to be corrected, object to certain processing, withdraw marketing consent, or request deletion where this is legally possible. Some information cannot be deleted immediately if the casino must keep it for legal, payment, anti-fraud, or regulatory reasons.
Requests about privacy or personal data should be sent to Conquestador Casino support at [email protected]. Players should use the email address linked to their casino account and may need to confirm their identity before the request is processed.
Cookies and Website Tracking
Conquestador Casino may use cookies and similar technologies to keep the website working, remember login sessions, support security checks, analyse traffic, and improve the user experience. Some cookies are necessary for the site to function, while others may relate to analytics or marketing.
Players can manage cookies through their browser settings. Blocking some cookies may affect login, payments, game loading, or account features.
Responsible Gambling and Privacy
If gambling becomes difficult to control, New Zealand players can contact the Problem Gambling Foundation NZ at www.pgf.nz or call the national gambling helpline on 0800 654 655. Privacy matters, but player safety matters too. Account limits, cool-off periods, and self-exclusion tools should be used before gambling becomes harmful.
