1. What a Cookie Is

A cookie is a tiny text file your browser stores when you visit a website. It remembers small details between page loads — sometimes within a single visit, sometimes across visits — so the site can behave consistently.

2. Cookies on This Site

Strictly necessary. Keep the site functioning. Remember whether you’ve dismissed the cookie banner, seen a no-real-money reminder, and so on. The site can’t run properly without these.

Performance and analytics. Optional. They tell us which pages are visited and roughly how the site is used. You can opt out from the cookie banner or your browser settings.

Preferences. Optional. They remember small choices like display settings. Not strictly required, but they smooth out repeat visits.

3. Third-Party Cookies

A few cookies belong to third parties — our analytics provider and our cookie-consent tool. Their own privacy policies apply to those cookies.

4. Managing Cookies

The cookie banner lets you accept all, reject all, or customize. 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 still load so the site keeps working.

6. Updates

When the cookies on the site change, this page changes with them. The “last reviewed” date below tells you when that last happened.