Cookie Policy

Okay, here's the deal: our site uses a small number of cookies and similar tracking tools. Mostly to count visits, keep referral links working and to improve the site a bit. Nothing mysterious. Nothing like storing your name or bank details — we don't have that on this site.

Why we use cookies

Cookies on our site are there for a few practical reasons:

• Affiliate tracking: We need to know that someone clicked a referral link so that the referral is attributed correctly to the partner program. Without this little cookie, the tracking could fail and the referral might not be recorded.
• Analytics: To understand which pages people read and what info is helpful. These are aggregated stats, not your personal dossier.
• Functional needs: Small settings that make the site behave better for repeat visitors (language hints, layout choices).

In other words: cookies help the site work and help me stop showing you the same useless page twice.

Types of cookies you may encounter

• Essential cookies — required for basic site functions, like affiliate click recognition. These are small and short-lived.
• Performance/Analytics cookies — used to collect anonymous statistics (page views, session length). These are generally aggregated.
• Third-party cookies — when you interact with embedded content, analytics services or advertising/affiliate networks, those third parties may set their own cookies. For example, analytics providers or the Winity site after you click-through.

Examples — to make it clearer

Imagine you click a "Go to Winity" button. We may set a small tracking cookie so the affiliate network can say: "Yes, that click came from this site." That's it. No passport scan, no social security number, just a tracking tag.

Another example: I look at which slot guides are read most. Analytics cookies help me see that 500 people read the same page last month, so I can update it. That's practical housekeeping, and it helps you find relevant info faster.

How long cookies last

Cookie lifetimes vary. Some expire when you close your browser (session cookies), others stay for weeks or months so affiliate tracking works correctly. If you want exact durations, say the word and I'll list the main ones.

Managing and disabling cookies

If you prefer not to have cookies, you can disable them in your browser. That will usually stop analytics and affiliate cookies from working properly. So please be aware: disabling cookies may break referral tracking (and that means we can't ensure referrals are recorded).

Steps are simple: check your browser settings for "Cookies" or "Privacy". Also most browsers offer "Do Not Track" options. Alternatively, you can clear cookies from our site only — check your browser's cookie manager for the site domain. If needed, I can write a short step-by-step for the most common browsers.

Third-party cookie note

When you leave our site and go to Winity or other linked services, those sites may set their own cookies under their own policies. So, if you click through, please check Winity's cookie and privacy statements for their practices. In plain words: once you step off our pages, other cookie rules may apply.

Questions and contact

If something's unclear, please ask. I'm happy to explain what each cookie does in simpler terms. And remember: our use of cookies is limited to keeping the site usable and tracking referrals. We don't use cookies to collect sensitive personal data on this affiliate site.

Finally, for reference, the main operators connected to Winity are WINLINK LTD (payment processor, Cyprus) and WINLINK B.V. (casino operator, Curaçao). If your concern is about playing or registering, contact them directly — they handle account data and their own cookies.

That's it — short, practical and, I hope, helpful. If you want a list of the actual cookie names and durations, tell me which browser you use and I'll prepare the list.