Cookie policy
This site sets no analytics and no marketing cookies today. What it does store is listed in full below, together with why it is stored, how long it lasts, and the control that reopens your choice at any time.
Version in force
In force from .
Last updated on .
The version published here is the version in force. We do not keep a private copy that says something different.
What this policy covers
This website only. What a hosted casino brand stores in a player's browser is set by that operator and published by that brand.
The short version
Nothing on this site tracks you.
We set no analytics cookies and no marketing cookies. Nothing loads before you have made a choice, and choosing to refuse is exactly as easy as choosing to accept: the banner carries an accept control and a reject control of the same size, in the same style, with no pre-ticked boxes and nothing inferred from scrolling or from closing it.
The table below is the whole list. If it is ever longer, this page will say so before the change reaches the site.
What a cookie is, and what else we count here
A cookie is a small file a website asks your browser to keep and to send back on the next request. Two other techniques do the same job and are treated the same way in law and on this page: local storage, which keeps a value in your browser without sending it anywhere, and session storage, which does the same until the tab closes.
We list all three. Calling something "not a cookie" and leaving it out of the table would be technically true and practically dishonest.
The categories we use
Strictly necessary. Required for the site to work, or to do something you have asked for. It does not need your consent, and you cannot switch it off without breaking the thing it supports. Everything in the table below is in this category.
Analytics. Aggregated measurement of which pages are read and how people arrive. None is set today. If it is ever added, it will run only after you have allowed it.
Marketing. Attribution and advertising measurement. None is set today, and the same rule would apply.
What is stored today
The table lists everything, including the entries that exist only for a signed in member of our own editorial team. Those never reach a visitor.
How to read the table
"Set by" names the party that stores the value. "How long it lasts" is the lifetime of the value, not the length of your visit.
The consent banner, and how to change your mind
Your choice is stored in your browser's local storage, not in a cookie, and it never leaves your device. We cannot read it from our servers and it is not sent to anyone.
Use the control on this page to clear that record and reopen the banner. Because the choice lives in the browser you are using, clearing it here changes nothing on your other devices, and a private window will ask you again.
You can also block or delete storage for this site in your browser settings, under privacy or site data. Everything in the table is strictly necessary, so blocking it will not break the site for a visitor. It will sign an editor out of the content admin.
If we ever change the list, the stored version of your choice stops matching and the banner asks you again. That is deliberate: a consent you gave to a shorter list is not a consent to a longer one.
If analytics is ever added
We would rather describe this now than surprise you later.
Any measurement tool would be added under the analytics category, and it would load only once you allowed it. Tags would not fire before consent at all, rather than firing in a reduced form, because a request that reaches a third party before you have agreed is still a request that reaches a third party.
Before that happens: this page gets the new entries with their real names, purposes and lifetimes; the stored version of the consent record is raised so every visitor is asked again; and the privacy policy is updated in the same change.
Where else to look
Our privacy policy explains what we do with personal data generally, including what a form collects and how long we keep it. Our data protection page sets out roles, sub-processors and international transfers.
How to contact us
Email contact@scalaralabs.com with "Cookies" in the subject line and it reaches the people responsible for this page.
Nothing here tracks you, and this page proves it.
No analytics and no marketing cookies are set on this site today.
