We believe you should have control over how your information is collected when you visit our website.
Cookies are small files that websites can save on your computer, smartphone or tablet. They help websites remember certain information, such as language preferences or settings.
Some cookies are needed for a website to work correctly. Others may be used to understand how visitors use a website or to support advertising.
This Cookie Management page explains what cookies are, how they work and how you can control them.
Our website provides independent information and reviews of international online casinos. We do not operate casino games, accept bets or process gambling payments.
For more information about how personal data is handled, please read our Privacy Policy.
What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files stored by your browser when you visit a website.
They can help a website remember your preferences and recognise your browser when you return.
For example, a cookie may remember your language choice so you do not need to select it again on every visit.
Cookies can also help website owners understand which pages receive the most visits and whether visitors experience technical problems.
Not all cookies collect information that directly identifies a person. However, some cookies and related identifiers can be linked to an individual or device and may count as personal data.
What Types of Cookies Can Websites Use?
Cookies are usually divided into categories based on their purpose.
| Cookie Type | Purpose | Usually Required? |
| Strictly Necessary | Supports essential website functions and security | Yes, where genuinely necessary |
| Functional | Remembers optional preferences and settings | No |
| Analytics | Helps understand website visits and performance | No, unless a specific legal exception applies |
| Advertising | Supports advertising measurement and personalisation | No |
The exact cookies used by our website should be listed in the cookie settings or cookie inventory.
Strictly Necessary Cookies
Strictly necessary cookies help provide essential website functions.
For example, they may support security features, remember privacy choices or maintain a requested session.
These cookies are not used simply because they are convenient for the website owner.
Where a cookie is genuinely necessary to provide a requested service, it may be used without separate cookie consent under applicable law.
Disabling essential cookies through your browser may affect some website functions.
Functional Cookies
Functional cookies can remember optional settings, such as a preferred language or display preferences.
They can make the website more convenient to use.
If these cookies are disabled, some preferences may need to be selected again.
Analytics Cookies
Analytics cookies can help website owners understand how visitors interact with their pages.
For example, analytics services may collect information about page visits, navigation and technical performance.
This information can help identify pages that need improvement.
Analytics technologies may use identifiers that are considered personal data.
Where consent is required, analytics cookies should not be activated before the visitor agrees.
Advertising Cookies
Advertising cookies can be used to measure advertising campaigns, understand referrals or personalise advertisements.
Some advertising technologies may recognise browsers across different websites.
These cookies are not essential for reading our casino reviews or informational articles.
Where consent is required, they should remain disabled unless the visitor chooses to enable them.
First-Party and Third-Party Cookies
Cookies can also be classified according to who sets them.
First-party cookies are set by the website you are visiting.
They may support essential features, preferences or other functions.
Third-party cookies are set by external services included on a website.
For example, third-party technologies may be used for analytics, embedded media or advertising, depending on the services installed.
Third-party providers can have their own privacy policies and data-handling practices.
Our website may contain links to external casino operators and other resources. Simply linking to another website does not mean that its cookies are installed on your device.
When you open an external website, its own cookie and privacy policies apply.
Session Cookies and Persistent Cookies
Cookies can remain on your device for different periods.
| Cookie Type | How Long It Lasts |
| Session Cookie | Usually removed when the browser session ends |
| Persistent Cookie | Remains until its expiry date or until deleted |
| Consent Preference Cookie | Stores a privacy choice for a defined period |
| Third-Party Cookie | Duration depends on the relevant provider |
Some websites also use browser storage technologies that work differently from traditional cookies.
Information saved through local storage, for example, may remain until it is cleared or removed by the website.
Cookie controls and privacy rules can apply to these technologies as well.
How to Manage Your Cookie Preferences
You should be able to understand which optional technologies are used and make a choice where consent is required.
A website’s cookie preference panel may offer options such as:
| Preference | Description |
| Necessary Cookies | Essential website functions |
| Functional Cookies | Optional preferences and convenience features |
| Analytics Cookies | Website usage and performance measurement |
| Advertising Cookies | Advertising and campaign measurement |
Where these categories are implemented, visitors should be able to accept or reject optional cookies.
They should also be able to change or withdraw consent without unnecessary difficulty.
Cookie settings: Use the cookie preferences control provided on this website, where available, to review or change your choices.
If no preference control appears, you can still manage stored cookies through your browser settings.
How to Disable or Delete Cookies in Your Browser
Most modern browsers allow you to view, block and delete cookies.
You can usually manage all cookies or remove data stored by a particular website.
Google Chrome
Open Settings → Privacy and security → Third-party cookies to review available tracking controls.
To delete saved data, open the browsing data settings and select the information you want to remove.
Mozilla Firefox
Open Settings → Privacy & Security.
You can review Enhanced Tracking Protection settings and manage cookies and site data.
Safari
Open Safari → Settings → Privacy on a Mac.
You can manage website data and available cross-site tracking controls.
On iPhone or iPad, cookie settings are available through the device’s Safari settings.
Microsoft Edge
Open Settings → Privacy, search, and services.
Review tracking prevention and the options for managing or deleting browsing data.
Browser menus may change as new versions are released.
You can find detailed instructions in the official support documentation for your browser.
What Happens When You Delete Cookies?
Deleting cookies can remove stored website preferences.
You may need to choose your language again or repeat other settings.
Some websites may also require you to sign in again.
Blocking all cookies can affect essential website functions.
For greater control, you can remove cookies from specific websites rather than deleting all browser data.
Cookies and External Casino Websites
Our website publishes information about international casino brands, bonuses, mobile applications and gaming features.
Some articles may contain links to third-party websites.
When you follow an external link, you leave our website and enter a service operated by another company.
That external website may use its own cookies, analytics tools and advertising technologies.
We do not manage the cookie settings of third-party casino operators.
Before sharing personal information with an external service, review its privacy policy, cookie information and account terms.
Our editorial website does not create casino accounts, manage player balances or process gambling transactions.
Cookies and Personal Information
Some cookies do not contain names, email addresses or other directly identifying information.
However, online identifiers, device information and browsing behaviour can sometimes be linked to an individual.
That is why cookie information should be considered alongside the website’s wider privacy practices.
Our Privacy Policy explains how personal information is handled by our website.
Cookie preferences do not automatically control all forms of data processing. Some information may be processed for other legitimate and disclosed purposes, such as website security.
Your Privacy Choices
Depending on your location and applicable data protection law, you may have rights relating to personal information collected through cookies or similar technologies.
These may include the right to receive information, request access, request correction or deletion, object to certain processing, and withdraw consent where processing depends on consent.
The exact rights available depend on the law that applies.
Withdrawing cookie consent does not necessarily delete information that was lawfully processed before consent was withdrawn.
However, optional cookie-based processing that relies on consent should stop after that consent is withdrawn.
How Long Are Cookies Stored?
Different cookies have different expiry periods.
Some are removed when the browser session ends.
Others remain for a specified period or until they are manually deleted.
The actual retention period depends on the purpose and configuration of each cookie.
A complete cookie inventory should identify the name, provider, purpose and duration of each cookie used by the website.
We recommend reviewing this information whenever new analytics, advertising or website functionality is introduced.
Updates to This Cookie Management Page
Website technologies and privacy requirements can change.
This page may be updated when the website introduces new features, changes its technology providers or revises its privacy practices.
Important changes should be reflected in the cookie information and, where required, the website’s consent interface.
Visitors are encouraged to review this page periodically for updated information.
FAQ
What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files stored by a browser. They can help websites remember preferences, maintain essential functions and collect information about website use.
Are cookies dangerous?
Cookies are not computer viruses or executable programs. However, some can be used for tracking, which is why privacy controls are important.
Are all cookies necessary?
No. Some cookies support essential website functions, while others are used for analytics, optional features or advertising.
Can I reject optional cookies?
Where consent is required, visitors should be able to refuse non-essential cookies without losing access to basic website content.
Can I change my cookie preferences later?
Yes, where the website uses consent-based cookies, it should provide an accessible way to change or withdraw consent.
Can I delete cookies from my browser?
Yes. Most browsers allow users to delete all stored cookies or remove data associated with individual websites.
Our Commitment to Privacy and Transparency
We want visitors to understand how website technologies work and what choices may be available to them.
Cookies can support useful website functions, but optional tracking should be explained clearly.
Our approach is to provide understandable information, respect applicable privacy requirements and avoid misleading claims about data collection.
You can learn more about our website through our About Us page or return to our Online Casino Kuwait comparison guide.
For further information about gambling-related risks and independent support resources, visit our Responsible Gaming page.
Your privacy choices matter. You should have clear information about cookies and meaningful control over optional tracking technologies.
