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Cookie policy

Three kinds, and only one is ours

Cookies reaching your browser while you read this site fall into three groups, and it is worth separating them because they belong to different people and behave differently.

The first group is ours and it is nearly empty. This site has no accounts, no login, no basket and no saved preferences, so there is very little state to keep. What remains is the browser’s own storage of things like whether you have dismissed a notice, which never leaves your device and is not read back by us in any form that identifies you.

The second group is analytics, and it is aggregate. It counts that a page was viewed and roughly where in the world the request came from. It does not build a profile, does not follow you to other sites, and is not sold or shared with an advertising network, because there is no advertising network attached to this site at all.

The third group is the one worth understanding properly.

Every Register and Login button here opens Taya365’s own site. At the moment you arrive there, the operator may set a cookie that records which affiliate sent you. That cookie is set by their domain, governed by their policy and readable only by them.

We never see it. We cannot read it, delete it, or tell you what is in it, and any question about how long it lasts or what it records is a question for Taya365 rather than for us. What we can tell you is why it exists: it is how this site gets paid, and that arrangement is disclosed in full on the terms page and again in the footer of every page.

If you would rather not carry it, do not click through from here. Nothing on this site requires it.

Clearing and blocking

Every modern browser can show you which cookies exist, delete them individually or in bulk, and refuse new ones. The controls sit under privacy or site settings, and they let you scope the change to one site rather than all of them, which is usually what you want.

Private or incognito windows are the blunt version of the same thing. They accept cookies while the window is open and discard everything when you close it, which is a reasonable way to read a page like this one without leaving anything behind.

Blocking cookies entirely will not break this site. It has no cart to lose and no session to keep, so the pages behave the same either way. It may well break the operator’s site, because a casino genuinely needs a session cookie to keep you signed in, but that is their side of the line.

Do Not Track

This site does not respond to Do Not Track headers in any special way, for the plain reason that there is nothing here to stop doing. Nothing is tracked across sites, no profile is assembled, and no third-party advertising script runs on these pages, so there is no behaviour for the signal to switch off.