Our cookie policy: which cookies this site sets, why, and how you can manage them.
Small files, explained
Cookies are tiny text files a website stores in your browser. This page lists the ones we use, tells you why each exists, and shows you how to switch them off. We keep the set small: some are needed for the site to work at all, some help us count visits anonymously, and one or two simply remember a choice you made.
You are in control. You can accept or reject the non-essential cookies, and you can clear or block all of them in your browser whenever you like. Rejecting the optional ones won't lock you out of any article.
The types we use
- Essential cookies: these keep the site running. They handle basic security, remember that you already answered the cookie banner, and let pages load correctly. They don't track you across other sites, and the site can't function properly without them, so they aren't optional.
- Analytics cookies: these count visits and show us which pages get read, in aggregate. We see trends, not people. Where these aren't strictly necessary, we ask before setting them, and you can say no.
- Preference cookies: these remember small choices, such as your cookie decision or a display setting, so you don't have to make them again on every visit.
We do not use cookies to build an advertising profile of you, and we don't sell cookie data. Any commercial links to licensed casinos are tracked by the operator's own systems once you click through, under the operator's policy, which we don't control.
First-party and third-party
Most of our cookies are first-party, meaning they're set by this site itself. A few come from third-party services we rely on, such as our analytics and content-delivery providers. Those providers process the data on our behalf and under their own privacy terms. If you click a link out to a casino, that site sets its own cookies once you land there.
How long they last
Some cookies are session cookies. They vanish the moment you close the browser. Others are persistent and stay for a set period, from a few days up to a couple of years, before they expire on their own. The persistent ones mostly cover your cookie choice and anonymous analytics, so you aren't re-asked on every page.
How to control them
You have several ways to manage cookies, and none of them cost you access to our content.
- Use our cookie banner or settings to accept or reject the optional cookies. You can change your mind later.
- Open your browser settings to delete existing cookies or block new ones. Every major browser (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge) has a privacy or cookies section for this.
- Turn on "Do Not Track" or a private/incognito window if you'd rather not leave much behind.
Blocking essential cookies may break parts of the site. Blocking analytics or preference cookies won't, though you may see the cookie banner again and lose a saved setting or two.
Updates
When we add or drop a tool, we update this list, and the current version always lives here. This is an informational site for adults aged 18 and over, and real-money play carries real financial risk, so please read our privacy and responsible-gambling pages too. If anything here isn't clear, contact us and we'll explain it.