Privacy & data handling
Privacy Policy: Le Pharaoh
This page explains, in plain terms, what happens to your information when you open Le Pharaoh at a Canadian-facing online casino.
What data gets collected when you play
Le Pharaoh itself is a game file supplied by Hacksaw Gaming to licensed casinos; it does not hold its own database of players. Any personal information — your name, email, payment details, IP address, device type — is collected and stored by the casino operator you log in through, not by the studio.
When you play the demo version without an account, the casino typically logs only technical data: browser type, session length, and basic device information used to keep the game running smoothly and to detect fraud or bugs.
Once you register and switch to real-money play, the operator adds account-level data: identity verification documents, deposit and withdrawal history, betting activity, and communication preferences. This is standard for any regulated casino product in Canada, not something specific to this title.
If you want to see exactly what a given site collects, check that casino's own privacy policy page rather than Hacksaw Gaming's — the studio's site covers its games and marketing, not third-party player accounts.
Cookies, third parties, and how to manage consent
Casino sites hosting Le Pharaoh generally use cookies for three purposes: keeping you logged in, remembering language and currency settings, and measuring which games and pages get traffic. Most Canadian operators show a cookie banner on first visit where you can accept, decline, or customize categories.
Some data may be shared with third parties involved in running the site — payment processors, identity-verification services, and analytics providers. Reputable operators list these partners in their privacy policy and explain the legal basis for sharing, usually 'contract performance' or 'legitimate interest'.
To manage your own footprint: clear cookies between sessions if you play on a shared device, use your browser's private mode for the demo version, and check the account settings page for options to download or delete stored data, since most licensed operators are required to offer this under provincial privacy rules.
If you switch between similarly named games such as Le Bandit or Le King on the same casino account, be aware that your account-level data stays linked across all games you play there, not just Le Pharaoh.
Age requirements and where to check the details
Access to real-money play on Le Pharaoh is restricted to players aged 19 and older across most of Canada, with the age set at 18 in Alberta, Manitoba, and Quebec. Casinos verify this during account setup, and this check is separate from any gameplay data collection described above. For the exact wording of data-retention periods, your rights to access or delete stored information, and any Ontario-specific handling, read the privacy policy published directly on the casino site where you play, since these terms vary by operator and are not set by Hacksaw Gaming.