Cookie Policy

1. What Is a Cookie?

A cookie is a tiny text file your browser stores when you visit a site. Cookies remember small details between visits — or between pages within the same visit — so the site can behave consistently for you.

2. Cookies We Use

Strictly necessary. These keep the site functioning, including remembering whether you’ve dismissed the cookie banner or seen a “no real money” reminder. The site can’t run properly without them.

Performance and analytics. Optional. These help us understand which pages are visited and roughly how the site is used. We work with a small number of analytics providers, and you can opt out using the cookie banner or your browser settings.

Preferences. Optional. These remember small choices (for example, your display preferences). They aren’t strictly necessary, but make repeat visits a little smoother.

3. Third-Party Cookies

Some cookies are set by third parties — analytics providers and our cookie-consent tool. Their own privacy policies apply to those cookies. We’ve kept the list of third parties as short as we reasonably can.

4. Managing Cookies

The cookie banner on the site lets you accept all, reject all, or customize your choices. You can also clear and block cookies through your browser settings (usually under Settings → Privacy). Note: removing strictly-necessary cookies may stop the site from displaying correctly.

5. Do Not Track

Some browsers send a “Do Not Track” signal. We respect it for optional analytics cookies; strictly-necessary cookies are still set so the site continues to function.

6. Updates

When we add or remove cookies, this page updates with them. The “last reviewed” date below tells you when that happened most recently.