Cookies on Our Guide, and How They Behave

Cookies are the small files a site stores in a browser so a visit can carry state between pages — preferences, session markers, measurement. Ours do three jobs: they keep the guide working, measure it in aggregate, and attribute the commercial links that support the editing. None of them hold gambling data, because no accounts, deposits, or play records ever pass through our pages — the casino keeps its own files on its own side. What follows is the type list, the browser controls, and the purpose each file serves here.

Managing Cookies in the Browser

The Controls a Browser Offers

Every major browser keeps its cookie settings in the privacy or security section, where cookies can be blocked, cleared or allowed per site; clearing them removes stored state, and blocking them changes what a next visit can restore. The settings also distinguish first-party files from third-party ones — the distinction that matters most here, because the third-party side follows policies outside ours.

What Blocking Changes Here

Refusing the optional cookies leaves the guide readable: the essential files that keep a session continuous are all the pages need, and everything else degrades quietly instead of breaking the visit. A choice made once is not permanent: the same settings change the answer at any later visit, and refusing the analytics side keeps every page a reader opens out of the aggregate counts.

The Types Our Pages Run

Essential Cookies and Preference Cookies

Essential cookies hold the minimum state a visit needs — the session continuity a multi-page guide depends on. Preference cookies remember the choices a reader makes, such as a settled layout or a dismissed notice, so a return trip skips them.

Analytics Cookies and Affiliate Cookies

Analytics cookies feed the aggregate signals behind coverage decisions — pages read, time spent, nothing tied to a name or an address. Affiliate cookies carry the attribution that lets a commercial link support the editing when a reader follows it to the casino; they identify the visit, never the reader.

How We Use Cookies, Purpose by Purpose

We use cookies to keep visits continuous, to measure the guide in aggregate, and to attribute the commercial links that fund the editing — each purpose matched to its type in the list, none of them reaching into anything a reader does at the casino itself. Third-party components can set their own files under their own policies, and ours covers only what reaches us. Consent is taken from continued use, the way a visit behaves when it arrives. Changes to our cookie use are announced by posting the updated version of this policy, with the date line at the end marking the current text.
Last updated: November 9, 2026