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WinWinter Cookie Policy: What Is Set and How to Change It

The version date and which categories are set before any consent is given.

Cookies at a Glance

CategoryWhat It DoesHow Long It LastsConsent Required
EssentialHolds session state and security tokensEnd of browser sessionNo
AnalyticsCounts page views and measures reading patternsUp to 12 monthsYes
AffiliateRecords outbound click origins30 to 90 daysYes
Interface PreferencesRemembers regional formats and display choicesUp to 1 yearYes

We run a lean editorial operation rather than a marketing machine. The table above shows exactly what drops into your browser when you load this guide. We set no advertising cookies, we run no retargeting scripts, and we collect no payment data. Our setup tracks only what is strictly necessary to keep the site functioning and to measure basic readership.

What Each Category Does

Every file we ask your browser to store serves a rigid, mechanical purpose. The setup is highly restrictive by design.

Essential cookies are the backbone of the site. They hold your session state active as you move between guides. They carry the security tokens that stop cross-site request forgeries. Force your browser to block them, and the site breaks. Your language choice resets on every click. You lose your session. Navigation becomes impossible because the server forgets who you are.

Analytics files tell our editorial team what works and what sits unread. We rely on privacy-friendly systems like Umami to handle this. They count page views, track reading time, and highlight which guides pull the most traffic. They do not cross-reference your reading habits with other websites. If you switch these off, your visit simply vanishes from our daily metrics. The site still works perfectly, but we lose the signal that tells us a specific page needs an update.

Affiliate cookies do exactly one job. When you click an outbound link to the casino, a small tracking parameter is attached. This file records that the visit originated from this guide. It is the sole mechanism by which this site earns a commission. It changes nothing about your experience and costs you nothing. Block this category, and the outbound link will still take you to the destination, but the operator will not credit us for the referral.

Interface preferences simply stop you repeating yourself. They remember whether you dismissed a banner, what region you selected, and how you want the text displayed. Disable them, and you will face the same prompts and default settings every time you open a new tab.

If you want to understand how these files sit alongside our wider data rules, read the Win Winter privacy policy. You can also review our site terms for the legal limits of our content. We do not run a registered player database. We hold no financial details. This site exists to deliver facts, not to harvest your browsing history. You will never find third-party advertising trackers lurking in our code.

You control what stays on your device. Changing your mind takes a few clicks.

  1. Reopen site settings: Use the consent link at the foot of our pages to adjust your choices for this session.
  2. Clear in Chrome: Go to Settings, open Privacy and Security, select Third-party cookies, and choose to see all site data and permissions. Search for our domain and hit the bin icon.
  3. Clear in Safari: Open Preferences on a Mac or Settings on an iPhone, tap Privacy, choose Manage Website Data, find our address, and remove the files.
  4. Clear in Firefox: Head to Settings, select Privacy & Security, scroll down to Cookies and Site Data, click Manage Data, and clear our domain.

Wiping these files has an immediate effect. The site forgets your language preference and visual settings. The consent banner reappears on your next visit, asking for your choice all over again. Our site terms apply regardless of your cookie state, but blocking essential files means the interface will not remember how you left it. Without these files, you face a blank slate every time you load a page.

Third-Party Cookies

We keep third-party files to an absolute minimum. We do not set advertising trackers, and we carry no retargeting pixels.

Our analytics run on Umami. This software is privacy-friendly and entirely cookie-free, measuring which pages are read without placing a single file on your phone or computer.

The only third-party elements are the affiliate tracking files attached to outbound links. When you click through to the casino, a tracking parameter is passed to their system. This records that you arrived from our site, ensuring we earn a commission if you register. We do not control the lifetime of that file. It lives on the operator’s server, governed by their own privacy policy.

Third-Party ToolFunctionCookie RelianceLifetime Control
UmamiTraffic analyticsNone (cookie-free)N/A
Affiliate LinksTraffic attributionSet by operatorOperator controlled

Changes and Contact

We review this document when we change our technical setup or add a new feature. Updates take effect the moment they are published on this page. The date at the top always shows the current version.

If you have a question about how we store data or need help wiping a file, reach out. You can contact our team at [email protected]. Please include the browser you are using and the exact issue you face so the first reply solves it. We read every message and reply within two working days.