Cookie policy

What a cookie is

A small file a site stores in your browser. Some are needed for a page to function at all — these are "strictly necessary" and may be set without consent. Everything else (analytics, advertising, personalisation) requires your agreement first under the UK and EU rules.

Cookies this site sets

None. Opening a page here sets no cookie: there is no login, no form that needs a security token, and no tool that has to remember you between pages. The licence check, the wagering calculator and the filters work from the address of the page alone.

What we do not set

• No advertising or retargeting cookies, and no advertising network on any page.
• No cross-site tracking pixels, and no social media embeds that set cookies.
• No analytics cookie, and no analytics tool of any kind, is installed at present.
• Following a link to an operator hands you over to that operator's site, which sets its own cookies under its own policy. We have no control over those, and they are not covered by this page.

How we count clicks without a cookie

We do need to know which pages send readers to operators — that is how the site is paid for. It is recorded on our own server as the link is followed, and the whole record is: the operator and offer clicked, the path of the page it was clicked from, the time, a device class (mobile, tablet or desktop) and the two-letter country our CDN reports.

No cookie is set for it, and no identifier is stored — not your IP address, not your browser's user agent string, nothing that could tie two clicks to the same person. That is why there is nothing here to consent to and no banner in the way: the measurement was designed to be anonymous rather than made anonymous afterwards.

Consent

There is nothing to consent to today, because nothing is stored. Any future analytics or measurement cookie will load only after you accept it, will be as easy to refuse as to accept, and your choice will be re-asked no more than once a year. Browser signals such as Global Privacy Control are treated as a refusal.

Controlling cookies yourself

• Every major browser can block or delete cookies for a single site from the padlock icon in the address bar.
• Blocking cookies for this site changes nothing about how it works, because it sets none.
• Operators set their own cookies once you follow a link to them; private or incognito windows discard those when you close them.

Related: what is collected outside cookies is set out in the privacy policy. Questions: privacy@verified-casino.com.