Our cookie policy: which cookies this site sets, why, and how you can manage them.
How this site uses cookies
Cookies are tiny text files a website stores in your browser. They let a site remember things between page loads and count visits without knowing who you personally are. This page explains which cookies we use, why, and how you can control them.
Why we use cookies
We use cookies for two honest reasons: to make the site work the way you expect, and to measure how it's being used so we can improve it. We don't use cookies to build advertising profiles of you, and we don't sell what they record.
The cookies we set
- Essential cookies. These keep the site functioning: remembering your cookie choice, keeping pages secure and loading correctly. Without them the site can't work properly, so they don't need consent.
- Preference cookies. These remember small choices, so the site behaves consistently on your next visit.
- Analytics cookies. These help us count visits and see which pages are read, in aggregate. They tell us that a page was viewed, not who you are.
Third-party cookies
Our analytics runs through a service that may set its own cookie to distinguish one visit from another. When you click a link to a casino or an affiliate offer, you leave this site, and the destination may set its own cookies under its own policy. We don't control those and can't switch them off for you.
How to control cookies
You're in charge. Every major browser lets you see, block or delete cookies, and you can change your mind at any time. Blocking analytics and preference cookies won't stop you reading the site; blocking essential cookies may break parts of it.
- Open your browser's privacy or settings menu to view and delete stored cookies.
- Turn on "block third-party cookies" to stop most tracking across sites.
- Use a private or incognito window, which clears cookies when you close it.
- Install a browser extension that manages cookies if you want finer control.
Instructions differ slightly between Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge, but they all keep these controls in a "Privacy" or "Cookies" section of settings.
Do Not Track
Some browsers can send a "Do Not Track" signal. There's still no agreed industry standard for how sites should respond to it, so we can't promise every tool we use honours it. Your best control remains your browser's own cookie settings.
Updates
As the site evolves, the cookies it uses may change, and we'll update this page to match. If anything here is unclear, ask us through the contact page and we'll explain it plainly.