DuelAtDawn.uk is a review site focused on one game: Duel at Dawn by Hacksaw Gaming. We write about it for UK players who want to know what they are getting into before they spin. No casino, no bets, no agenda about where you play.
What data we collect
Nothing requires you to hand over personal details here. Reading the site is completely anonymous. Some technical data does come through automatically when you visit: browser type, device, rough location from your IP, pages you opened, time on site. It all stays aggregated. Nobody is looking at you specifically.
If you email us, we get your address and your message. We reply and that is the end of it. Your details do not go anywhere else.
Cookies
Yes, we use cookies. They help the site function and give us a basic picture of how people are using it. Page visits, popular content, that sort of thing. No profiling, no tracking you across other sites.
Switch them off in your browser if you prefer. A few things on the site might behave differently, but nothing major. Carrying on without changing your settings means you are fine with cookies working as described here.
Third-party analytics
We use Google Analytics. It tells us which pages people read, how they found the site, roughly how long they stayed. All of it anonymous. Google handles this data under their own privacy policy, which you can read on their site if you want the specifics.
We do not sell data. We do not hand it to advertisers. What goes to analytics tools stays anonymous and is used only to improve what we publish.
External links
We link to casinos and other third-party sites. Once you leave here, how they collect and use your data is entirely up to them. Each has its own privacy policy and it is worth a read before you register anywhere new.
Linking to a site means we think it is worth visiting. It is not a guarantee of anything beyond that.
Your rights under UK law
The UK GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018 give you solid rights over your data. You can ask what we hold, get it corrected, have it deleted, or push back on how it is being used. Write to us at [email protected] and we will sort it out.
If our response does not satisfy you, the Information Commissioner’s Office at ico.org.uk is there for exactly that situation. We would not try to talk you out of using it.
Changes to this policy
Any updates land on this page with a new date. No email alerts, so if it matters to you, check back now and then.
This policy was last updated in 2026.