This copyright policy explains how Crazy Vegas Australia protects its content and handles third-party material. We publish original casino reviews, guides, and comparisons, and we build our own graphics and page layouts.
Some material on our site belongs to other parties, including operator logos, game provider assets, and licensing data. This material appears under licence, permission, or fair dealing. This page sets out that distinction clearly, along with the process for reporting suspected infringement.
If you write about, quote, or reference our work, the rules below explain what’s allowed. If you believe we’ve used your material without authorisation, the complaint process further down explains how to reach us.
Crazy Vegas Australia, last updated: 28 July 2026
What This Copyright Policy Covers In Short
This copyright policy covers what Crazy Vegas Australia owns, the third-party material we use under licence, and how to report suspected infringement. Our reviews, guides, design assets, and brand marks belong to Crazy Vegas Australia. Casino logos, game data, and other third-party material appear under licence or permission. If you believe your work has been used without authorisation, the process below explains how to reach us.
Why This Page Exists
Crazy Vegas Australia publishes original casino reviews and guides alongside licensed game data and third-party brand assets. Several types of rights sit on the same pages. Readers and rights-holders deserve a clear explanation of how each type is handled.
This page states what we own, what we use under permission, and how you can quote our work. It also sets out a single route for filing a copyright complaint. Similarly, it sits alongside our editorial policy and review methodology as a standards page anyone can check.
What We Own
Crazy Vegas Australia holds the intellectual property rights below, unless stated otherwise on the material itself. The Copyright Act 1968 (Cth) protects this material in Australia. Internationally, the Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works extends that protection across member countries. The World Trade Organization’s TRIPS Agreement reinforces this through its members’ trade obligations.
- Original editorial content. We write every casino review, game guide, comparison, and analysis in-house. This covers the text, the structure, and the scoring methodology behind it, including our bonus breakdowns and game-mechanic explainers.
- Design system and visual assets. We built the Crazy Vegas Australia layout, graphics, and comparison-table components ourselves. The arrangement of content is itself a protected work. For this reason, this covers page structure as well as individual images.
- Brand marks. The Crazy Vegas Australia name and logo identify our brand. Nobody may use them in a way that implies our endorsement or authorship without written permission.
- Casino operators, game providers, and regulatory bodies own the names, logos, and marks we reference. The Trade Marks Act 1995 (Cth) protects registered marks in Australia. Equivalent trademark law in the operator’s or provider’s home jurisdiction applies to marks registered there. We use these marks for identification purposes only. Their appearance on our site never implies endorsement, partnership, or affiliation unless we state this directly.
Third-Party Material We Use
Crazy Vegas Australia uses some material under licence, permission, or fair dealing. Sections 41 and 42 of the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth) permit fair dealing for criticism, review, and news reporting. This covers our use of third-party assets in reviews and comparisons. We do not claim ownership of it, and readers gain no rights to it through our pages.
- Casino and operator logos. Casino and betting-operator names, logos, and brand assets appear in our reviews to identify the operators we cover. We display these under permission or fair dealing for the purpose of review and comparison. Each mark remains the property of its operator.
- Game provider assets and data. Slot and table-game names, provider logos, screenshots, RTP figures, and volatility data come from the relevant studios and data providers. This material also appears under fair dealing for review purposes. Nobody may scrape or republish it from our pages.
- Statistical and licensing data. We sometimes reference data from regulators or licensing bodies. This data stays the property of the issuing body. Consequently, we use it only within the terms of any agreement or fair-dealing exception that applies.
- Responsible gambling body logos. We display logos from responsible gambling organisations, such as Gambling Help Online or Lifeline, to direct players toward support services. These organisations own their logos and brand guidelines. We display them with permission, or under fair dealing for public-interest purposes. Their presence does not imply that these organisations endorse Crazy Vegas Australia.
Quoting and Reusing Our Work
We support fair, attributed reference to our content. The list below sets out what’s acceptable without our permission, and what isn’t.
- Short, attributed quotation of our articles for news reporting, commentary, or research, with a clear linked credit to Crazy Vegas Australia
- Linking to our pages, which we welcome without requiring permission
- Reproducing our articles in whole or in substantial part on any platform is not permitted, including automated scraping or syndication
- Republishing our graphics, comparison-table data, or ratings as your own is not permitted
- Using the Crazy Vegas Australia name or logo to suggest we authored or endorsed your content is not permitted
Contact us using the details below for licensing or syndication requests beyond this list.
Filing a Copyright Complaint
Contact us if you own material published on Crazy Vegas Australia and believe we’ve used it without authorisation. We act on properly made copyright complaints promptly.
First, send a written notice. Email our copyright contact with the details below. A clear notice helps us act fast.
- The work you say has been infringed
- The exact URL where the material appears
- Confirmation that you hold the rights, or represent someone who does
- Your contact details
- A good-faith statement that the use isn’t authorised by the rights-holder, an agent, or the law
- Your physical or electronic signature
- A statement, made under penalty of perjury, that the information in your notice is accurate
Then, we review the notice. Our editorial team checks the complaint against the material and any licence or permission on record for it.
Finally, we act on legitimate complaints. Where a complaint is valid, we remove or amend the material and confirm this back to you. Where we hold a licence for the material, or consider the use lawful, we explain our position. We won’t remove it on that basis.
Submitting a false or bad-faith copyright notice may carry legal consequences for the sender.
Copyright Contact
Send copyright complaints and licensing enquiries to support@au.crazyvegas.com. Mark the subject line clearly as a copyright matter so it reaches the right team without delay.
Our editorial policy explains our wider editorial standards. Our terms of use govern general use of the site. Our privacy policy explains how we handle personal data submitted in a copyright complaint. Our affiliate disclosure explains how commercial relationships work alongside this content.