Updated on: August 16th, 2026
This copyright policy explains who owns the content on Casino Chameleon, what you may and may not reuse, and how to report material you believe infringes your rights.
Casino Chameleon is an independent casino affiliate and comparison website for Australian players, and everything published here, from casino reviews to guides and page design, is protected under Australian and international copyright law. Read this page before copying, republishing, or redistributing any part of the site.
Casino Chameleon Owns The Content Published On This Site
All original material on Casino Chameleon belongs to Casino Chameleon unless stated otherwise on the page itself.
This ownership covers the material we create and publish, including:
- Written content: casino reviews, comparison pages, guides, and supporting articles
- Images, graphics, icons, and illustrations produced for the site
- Page layouts, site design, and the arrangement and selection of content
- The Casino Chameleon name, logo, and branding
Owning the arrangement and selection matters as well as owning each piece. Even where individual facts (a minimum deposit figure, a withdrawal timeframe) are not themselves ours to own, the way we research, write, structure, and present them is original work protected by copyright. Copying our layout or the wording of a review, not only the underlying facts, falls within the scope of this policy.
What You May And May Not Do With Our Content
You may read, share, and link to our pages freely. You may not copy or republish our content as your own.
You may:
- Link to any page on Casino Chameleon from your own site, social media, or messages
- Quote a short extract for commentary, review, or reference, provided you credit Casino Chameleon and link back to the original page
- View, print, or save pages for your own personal, non-commercial use
You may not:
- Copy, reproduce, or republish whole pages, reviews, guides, or tables, in full or in substantial part
- Present our content, wording, or layout as your own on another website
- Use our content for commercial purposes without written permission
- Remove or alter any copyright notice, credit, or branding on our material
- Scrape, harvest, or systematically extract content from the site using automated tools
If you want to use our content beyond what is permitted above, ask first. Email copyright@casinochameleon.com with the specific page, the material you want to use, and how you intend to use it, and we will respond with a decision.
How To File A Copyright Infringement Notice
If you believe content on Casino Chameleon infringes your copyright, contact us and we will review it. Send your notice to copyright@casinochameleon.com.
This is our takedown notice process (the formal way a copyright owner asks that infringing content be removed), modelled on the DMCA (the standard United States takedown procedure widely used as a template internationally) and consistent with the notice provisions of Australia’s Copyright Act 1968. To let us act quickly, include the following in your notice:
- Your name and contact details
- Identification of the work you say has been infringed, with a link or copy where possible
- The exact URL on Casino Chameleon where the material appears
- A statement that you own the copyright or are authorised to act for the owner
- A statement that you believe in good faith the use is not authorised by the owner, an agent, or the law
Once we receive a complete notice, we review it and, where a claim is valid, remove or amend the material. We aim to acknowledge every notice within 5 business days.
If you think content of yours was removed in error, you can reply to the same address with an explanation and we will reconsider.
Trademarks And Brand Names Belong To Their Owners
The casino brands, game titles, software studios, and payment providers named on this site are the property of their respective owners, not Casino Chameleon.
Casino Chameleon reviews and compares third-party casinos, so our pages name real operators, games, and providers. Any such name, logo, or trademark is a trademark acknowledgement (a note recognising that a brand name or logo belongs to another company, not to us). We use these names only to identify and describe the products and services we review. Their use here does not imply that the trademark owner endorses, sponsors, or is affiliated with Casino Chameleon, and it does not transfer any right in those marks to us or to you.
Casino Chameleon does not operate, own, or license any casino we review, and we do not accept, hold, or process player deposits. We are an affiliate and comparison website only.
The Australian And International Law That Applies
This site and its content are protected under Australia’s Copyright Act 1968 (the main law that governs copyright in Australia) and, because our pages are read around the world, under the Berne Convention (an international treaty meaning copyright protection applies across most countries, not just the one where a site is based).
Two points follow from this:
- Our content is protected automatically from the moment it is created. No registration is required for copyright to apply in Australia.
- Protection is not limited to Australia. Copying our work from another country does not place it outside the reach of copyright.
Any dispute arising from this policy is governed by the laws of Australia (governing law, the laws that apply and where a dispute would be handled if one ever came up).
Where To Find Our Other Policies
This copyright policy sits alongside the other pages that explain how Casino Chameleon operates. If you are here to understand who runs the site or how we work, these will help:
- Read our About Us page to learn who we are and how we review casinos
- See our Responsible Gambling page for player safety tools and support
- Browse our casino reviews, casino bonuses, and casino banking guides for the content this policy protects
Note for the site owner: the topic checklist also references an Editorial Policy, Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, and Affiliate Disclosure page, plus a “How We Rate Casinos” methodology page. None of these appear in the current sitemap. Once they are published, link them from this page by name so readers can move between all policy pages