What This Policy Covers
This policy explains how our site uses cookies and similar tools when you browse our pages. It sits alongside our Privacy Policy, which covers personal data in more detail. Both documents apply to every visitor, whether you read one page or the whole site.
What Cookies Are
Cookies are small text files that a website stores in your browser during a visit. They let a site store your settings, keep pages secure and count how people use it. Cookies cannot run programs, read files on your device or install anything by themselves.
First-party cookies come from our own domain, while third-party cookies come from other services. Session cookies disappear when you close the browser, but persistent ones stay until they expire. You can delete either type yourself at any moment through your browser settings.
Cookies We Use
We keep cookies on our site to the minimum needed to run it and measure basic traffic. Each group below has a clear job, and none of them stores your name or email. The exact cookie names may change as we update the tools behind the site.
- Essential cookies that keep the site secure, load pages correctly and store your cookie choice.
- Analytics cookies that count visits and popular pages using combined statistics, not personal profiles.
- Embedded content cookies set by the game provider once you start the free demo.
- Partner cookies that casinos set after you follow one of our partner links.
Essential cookies run by default, since the site cannot work properly without them. Analytics and other non-essential cookies rely on your consent and can be switched off. Turning them off does not stop you from reading any page on our site.
Demo Game and Embedded Content
The free demo on our main page loads only after you press the “Play Demo” button. Until that moment, the provider’s servers receive no request from your browser through our page. This setup keeps the page lighter and gives you control over when outside content appears.
Once the demo starts, BGaming may set its own cookies to run the game session. Those cookies follow the provider’s privacy rules, and we cannot read or change them. If you prefer to avoid them, simply leave the demo unopened and read our written review instead.
Partner Casino Cookies
Some links on our pages lead to partner casinos that pay us when a visitor signs up. After you click one, the casino or its tracking service may set a cookie in your browser. That cookie usually records only that your visit came from our site.
We have no access to cookies that casinos place, and we never see their contents. Each casino explains its own cookie use in its privacy policy, which you should read before signing up. You can block these cookies without affecting how our own pages work for you.
How to Manage Cookies
Every modern browser lets you view, block or delete cookies in a few clicks. The settings sit in slightly different places, so the list below points to the right menu. Changes apply to all sites you visit, not just ours, unless you add exceptions.
- In Chrome, open Settings, then Privacy and security, then Third-party cookies.
- In Safari on iPhone, open Settings, find Safari and use the Privacy and Security options.
- In Firefox, open Settings, then Privacy and Security, then Cookies and Site Data.
- In Edge, open Settings, then Cookies and site permissions.
Blocking essential cookies may stop some parts of our site from loading as expected. Private or incognito mode removes cookies automatically once you close the window. That option suits quick visits when you want no cookies left behind on a shared device.
Changes and Contact
We may update this policy when we add, remove or replace tools that use cookies. The date in the first section always shows when the current version took effect. Check this page from time to time to see how cookie use on our site changes.
Questions about cookies or this policy can go to [email protected] at any time. Please include the page and browser you used, since that helps us check the issue faster. We never ask for passwords or card details when answering questions about cookies.