Cookie policy

Cookies are small text files a website leaves in your browser so it can remember you between pages and visits. Our independent information site about Wettson Casino uses a narrow set of them, and this policy explains which ones, why, and how you control them.

Managing cookies

You control every cookie we set — three practical routes:

In your browser

Every modern browser lets you see, block and delete cookies: look under the privacy or security settings of Chrome, Safari, Firefox or Edge. Blocking all cookies keeps our texts fully readable — the guides are plain pages and need nothing stored.

What deletion changes

Deleting cookies resets the choices you made here — for example the cookie notice appears again, and a preference such as your last-visited section is forgotten. Nothing else breaks: texts, tables and lists load the same without them.

Private windows

A private or incognito window keeps cookies only until you close it — a simple way to read without leaving traces on a shared device. The same trick helps when you want the cookie notice to forget an earlier choice.

The types we use

Essential cookies

These keep the site working: load balancing, security and remembering that you dismissed the cookie notice. The site does not function without them, so they cannot be switched off here. They store a technical flag, nothing about who you are.

Analytics cookies

These count visits and page views in aggregate — which guides are read, where readers leave. They build no personal profile and follow you nowhere else. The numbers answer editorial questions only: what to expand, what to shorten, what to re-check first.

Affiliate attribution

Some links we publish are commercial links. When you follow one, a cookie can mark that you arrived from our pages; it identifies the click, not you. Without that marker an independent site cannot earn from referrals, and coverage like ours would not exist.

How we use cookies, purpose by purpose

Keeping the site running

Essential cookies hold the session together so pages load consistently and forms work as expected. Without them the contact form would forget your message halfway, and the cookie notice would return on every page.

Improving the guides

Analytics answers one question: which pages help readers and which need work. That is the whole use — no advertising audiences, no cross-site tracking, no sale of statistics.

Keeping the lights on

Affiliate attribution is how an independent site earns without charging readers; it never changes what we write, and our editorial policy explains the separation. The privacy policy covers the rest of our data handling in the same plain language.
Last updated: 30 October 2026