Cookie policy

Cookies are small pieces of information stored or read through a browser. On an editorial site, they can keep basic features working, help us understand which material is useful and support the links that fund publishing. They are not a substitute for a reader’s own browser choices.

Updates to this policy

We review this policy when the tools used on our site change or when our approach to audience measurement is updated. The version published here is the current explanation of cookie use on our pages. If the wording changes in a material way, the revised policy will show a new date so a reader can tell that it has been updated.
Third-party services reached through external links present their own cookie policies and consent choices.

Cookie types we may use

Different cookies serve different functions. We aim to describe their role rather than treat all cookies as the same thing.

• Essential cookies support basic page operation and security. Disabling them may affect how parts of the site work.
• Analytics cookies show aggregated patterns such as which articles are visited or whether a navigation path is difficult to use. We use these patterns to improve content and structure.
• Preference cookies may remember a reader’s choices so that the next visit feels more consistent.
• Affiliate cookies may identify that a reader arrived at an external service through one of our links. They help attribute the referral; they do not give us access to a casino account.

The casino material itself distinguishes essential, analytical and marketing cookie categories and mentions opt-out choices. That is information about the casino’s arrangements; the categories above explain the editorial site.

Managing cookies in your browser

Review browser controls

Most browsers allow a reader to inspect existing cookies, remove them or decide which future cookies to accept. The exact menu names differ between browsers, so use the privacy or site-data controls of the browser you are using.

Choose by purpose

It can be helpful to distinguish a functional cookie from an analytics or referral cookie before changing settings. Blocking a category may reduce measurement or convenience while leaving the page itself readable.

Clear and revisit

Deleting stored cookies resets browser-level choices for a site. If you change devices or browsers, review the settings again because the earlier selection may not carry across.
For questions about information held by our editorial site, use our contact form rather than sending private casino account details.
Last updated: 3 November 2026

Why browser choices matter

Cookie controls are most useful when they are treated as part of an ordinary privacy routine rather than as a one-time technical task. A reader can decide which browser data to retain, review permissions periodically and remove information that no longer needs to stay on a device. That choice is separate from any preference a reader may set in a casino account.
Private-browsing settings, device sharing and browser updates can also affect how cookies behave. If several people use the same device, clearing site data after a session may help keep reading preferences separate. Where an external link opens a new service, that service may show its own consent choices and cookie explanation.
We keep this policy focused on our editorial pages. For a broader view of how we handle correspondence and reader requests, consult our privacy policy. Neither document authorises us to access, change or inspect a casino account.