Cookies on our Spinathlon Casino information site
Cookies are small text files a website places in a browser, and our site uses them in three narrow roles: keeping the pages working, measuring anonymous traffic, and recording when a reader follows one of our commercial (affiliate) links. No cookie on our site identifies a reader by name, and none operates a gambling account of any kind.
The control lives with the reader in the browser, and the sections of our notice walk through it: what each type of cookie does, how consent works without an account, what third parties set, and how a choice is changed at any moment.
How updates to the cookie notice are announced
When our cookie use changes, the notice changes with it. The date line at the foot moves to the day of the change, the affected section is updated in place, and the notice keeps describing only the cookies the site actually sets. A reader who wants certainty checks the date line first and reads on only when it has moved.
Consent and changing a choice later
A browser can accept, refuse or wipe cookies at any time, and that control is the consent mechanism itself. Continuing to read with cookies enabled in the browser is the choice, and adjusting the browser settings at any moment changes it. No account exists on our site, so there is no profile to opt into separately; the browser settings speak for the device, and clearing cookies resets every choice to the browser’s defaults.
Third-party cookies on our pages
Analytics providers set their own cookies when they measure traffic, and affiliate partners may set a cookie when a link is followed, so a referral is recorded. Each third party governs its own cookies under its own policy; our notice describes what they do on our pages, and the partner’s policy covers what happens to the data afterward.
Managing cookies in the browser
The mechanics live in the browser, and they take about a minute:
- Open the privacy or security section of the browser's settings.
- Find the cookies entry and choose block third-party cookies, or block all cookies if preferred.
- Use the clear browsing data function to remove cookies already stored on the device.
- Add our site to exceptions if essential cookies are wanted while the rest are blocked.
What cookies are, in two sentences
A cookie is a text file a site asks a browser to store, carrying a small identifier and a short set of settings. The browser returns it on the next visit, which is how a site remembers a preference or a measurement from one visit to the next.
The types our site uses
Three kinds of cookie do all the work here:
- Essential cookies, keeping the pages delivered and the site functioning as a reader clicks through.
- Analytics cookies, counting visits and reading depth in aggregate, with names detached.
- Affiliate cookies, recording that a commercial link was followed, which is how partners credit the referral and how the site funds its work.
Last updated: 9 November 2026