Cookie Policy

Cookies are small text files placed on your device – computer, smartphone, or tablet – by a website when you visit it. They are stored by your browser and sent back to the website on subsequent visits. Cookies allow websites to recognise returning visitors, remember preferences, and collect information about how the site is used.

Cookies vary in how long they persist on your device. Session cookies are temporary – they exist only while your browser is open and are deleted when you close it. Persistent cookies remain on your device for a set period of time, or until you manually delete them.

Cookies can also be classified by origin. First-party cookies are set directly by the website you are visiting. Third-party cookies are set by external services embedded in the site – such as analytics platforms or advertising networks – and may track your activity across multiple websites.

In addition to cookies, this site may use related tracking technologies including web beacons (tiny transparent images that track page visits), local storage (browser-side data persistence), and URL parameters (tracking information embedded in link addresses). Where this policy refers to cookies, it encompasses these related technologies unless otherwise stated.

3.1 Strictly Necessary Cookies

These cookies are essential for the website to function. They cannot be disabled without causing the site to malfunction. Strictly necessary cookies do not require your consent under applicable law.

Examples of what strictly necessary cookies do on this site:

• Maintain your session while you navigate between pages
• Store your cookie consent preferences so the consent notice is not repeatedly displayed
• Support security functions that protect the site from automated abuse
• Enable core page functionality including navigation and content loading

3.2 Analytics and Performance Cookies

Analytics cookies help us understand how visitors interact with this site. They collect information about which pages are visited, how long visitors spend on them, how they arrived at the site, and where they encounter technical issues. This information is used in aggregate to improve the site’s content and performance.

Analytics cookies used on this site include those set by Google Analytics, a service operated by Google LLC. Google Analytics processes data in accordance with its own terms and privacy policy. Data processed by Google Analytics may be stored on servers located outside the European Economic Area.

• Google Analytics uses cookies including _ga (persistent, 2 years), _ga_[ID] (persistent, 2 years), and _gid (persistent, 24 hours)
• Analytics data collected is used in aggregate only – it does not identify individual visitors
• IP addresses collected by Google Analytics may be anonymised where this option is enabled
• You may opt out of Google Analytics across all websites by installing the Google Analytics Opt-Out Browser Add-on, available at tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout

3.3 Affiliate Tracking Cookies

When you follow a referral link from this site to a casino platform, affiliate tracking cookies or URL parameters are used to record the referral. This allows the destination platform to identify that the visit originated from this site and to calculate any applicable commission payment.

Affiliate tracking cookies collect limited information: the click event, a unique referral identifier, and the subsequent action taken on the destination platform (such as registration or deposit). They do not collect financial information, passwords, or other sensitive personal data.

• Affiliate tracking is typically implemented through first-party cookies on this site combined with tracking parameters passed to the destination URL
• The destination casino platform may set its own cookies when you arrive – these are governed by that platform’s own cookie policy
• Affiliate tracking cookies typically persist for 30 to 90 days following the initial referral click
• Disabling third-party cookies in your browser may prevent affiliate tracking without affecting your ability to access this site’s content

3.4 Functional Cookies

Functional cookies enable enhanced features and personalisation on the site. They may remember your preferences – such as language settings or display options – so that you do not need to set them again on each visit. These cookies are not strictly necessary but improve the usability of the site.

Under applicable privacy law – including the ePrivacy Directive and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) – placing non-essential cookies on a user’s device requires prior, informed consent. Strictly necessary cookies do not require consent.

Consent is obtained through the cookie banner displayed to first-time visitors to this site. The consent mechanism allows you to:

• Accept all cookies, including analytics and affiliate tracking
• Reject all non-essential cookies while allowing only strictly necessary cookies
• Review the categories of cookies in use before making a choice

Consent is recorded through a first-party cookie and linked to your browser session. If you clear your browser cookies, the consent record will be deleted and you will be asked for consent again on your next visit.

Consent is voluntary. Refusing non-essential cookies does not prevent you from accessing the content of this site. Certain site features that depend on cookies – such as remembering preferences – may not function if non-essential cookies are declined.

The retention period for cookies varies by type and purpose. The following general principles apply:

• Session cookies: deleted automatically when you close your browser
• Consent record cookies: retained for 12 months, after which consent will be requested again
• Analytics cookies: typically 24 hours to 2 years depending on the specific cookie
• Affiliate tracking cookies: 30 to 90 days following the referral click
• Functional preference cookies: 6 to 12 months

The retention periods listed above reflect current practice. Third-party services may update their own retention periods independently, in which case the duration described in their own policies takes precedence.

7a. The Effect of Disabling Cookies

The consequences of blocking cookies vary depending on which category is affected:

• Strictly necessary cookies: Blocking these will prevent the site from functioning as intended. Session continuity, security features, and the retention of your consent preference will be impaired.
• Analytics cookies: Blocking these has no impact on the content available to you. It prevents this site from receiving aggregated usage statistics about your visit – which may result in slower identification of content or performance issues.
• Affiliate tracking cookies: Blocking these means that visits to casino platforms via referral links on this site may not be attributed to this site. This has no effect on your experience at the destination platform or the availability of any offer – only on this site’s ability to receive commission for the referral.
• Functional cookies: Blocking these means that preferences such as language or display settings will not be retained between visits.

For most users, a practical approach is to block third-party cookies while allowing first-party cookies. This prevents cross-site tracking while preserving core site functionality and session continuity. Browser-level controls for implementing this approach are described in Section 6.1 above.

7b. Do Not Track (DNT) Signals

Some browsers can be configured to send a Do Not Track (DNT) signal to websites, indicating a preference not to be tracked. There is currently no legally binding standard governing how websites must respond to DNT signals, and practices vary across the industry.

This site acknowledges DNT signals as an expression of user preference. However, because DNT lacks a universally agreed technical standard, this site cannot guarantee that all third-party services embedded in or linked from this site – including analytics and affiliate tracking platforms – will honour DNT signals. For the most reliable control over tracking, we recommend using the browser-level cookie management tools and industry opt-out platforms described in Section 6.

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in the cookies we use, the services we rely on, or applicable law. The date at the top of this page indicates when the policy was most recently revised.

Where changes are material – such as the introduction of a new category of cookies or a new third-party service – we will notify users through the cookie consent mechanism or a notice on the site. Continued use of the site following the publication of a revised policy and after re-encountering the consent mechanism constitutes acceptance of the updated terms.