Cookie types, purpose and your choice
This independent guide uses cookies to deliver its pages, measure traffic and remember your choices. The table sets out which types of cookie may be used, why, and whether you can refuse them.
| Cookie type | Purpose | Can you refuse |
|---|---|---|
| Necessary | Keep the site working: security, preferences, page delivery | No, they are needed for the site to work |
| Analytics | Count visits and see how readers use the site, without identifying them | Yes, in your browser settings |
| Affiliate tracking | Record that you reached a partner site through a link on this guide | Yes, by blocking third-party cookies |
What cookies are
A cookie is a small text file placed on your device when you visit a website. It holds an identifier that lets the site recognise your browser as you move between pages or come back later. Cookies are stored in your browser and can be viewed, managed or deleted in its settings. Some expire when you close the browser; others stay for a set period or until you delete them. Cookies do not contain programs and cannot read other files on your device.
Necessary cookies
Necessary cookies perform functions the site cannot deliver without, such as security protection and remembering basic preferences. If you block them, parts of the site may not load or may behave unpredictably. This guide has no user accounts, so no login cookies are set by us.
Analytics cookies
Analytics cookies count visits, show how long readers stay on a page and which sections are read most. The data is aggregated and is not used to identify you by name or to follow you across other websites. It helps us see which pages need more detail and where navigation can improve. Refusing analytics cookies does not affect your ability to read the guide.
Affiliate tracking cookies
When you follow a partner link from this guide, the partner site or its affiliate network may set a cookie recording that the visit came from us. That cookie is set by the partner, not by this guide, and is covered by the partner’s own cookie and privacy policies. It does not give us access to your casino account, balance or personal data. You can refuse it by blocking third-party cookies; you can still visit the casino and open an account.
How to control cookies
Every modern browser lets you choose which cookies to accept. The settings are usually under Privacy, Settings or Preferences. You can block all cookies, block only third-party cookies, or accept them and delete them after each session. Private or incognito mode does not keep cookies after the window closes, which is useful on a shared device. Blocking necessary cookies can stop some sites, including this one, from working correctly.
Changes and contact
We may update this policy when the way the site works changes; the date at the top of the page shows the latest version. Questions about cookies on this guide go to [email protected]. Cookies set by the casino’s own site are covered by the casino’s policies, and questions about them belong with its 24/7 live chat.
