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Cookie Policy

Cookies are small text files a site leaves in your browser so it can recognise the same visitor next time. This portal uses very few of them, and none carry a name or an e-mail address.

Cookie Groups on the WinRushGo Portal

Four categories cover everything set here. Only the first is unavoidable; the rest can be switched off without breaking anything important.

What each group does
GroupPurposeLifetimeOptional
⚙️ Strictly necessaryPage delivery, security, load balancingSession
🎛 PreferencesRemembers layout and consent choicesUp to 12 months
📊 AnalyticsCounts visits and popular pages anonymouslyUp to 26 months
🔗 ReferralRecords which page a click to the operator came fromUp to 30 days

Start Managing Cookies in Your Browser

Every modern browser can block, delete or restrict cookies from its settings, usually under privacy or site data. Changes apply immediately and can be reversed just as fast.

Who Else Can Set a Cookie Here

Besides the files this portal writes itself, two outside services leave their own. The analytics platform stores an anonymous visitor identifier so that one person opening five pages counts as one reader rather than five. The font service records the request for the typeface file and nothing else.

Consent and How to Change Your Mind

The notice that appears on a first visit records one thing: which optional groups you agreed to. That answer is itself stored in a preference cookie, which is why clearing site data brings the notice back.

Withdrawing consent takes the same route as giving it. Delete the stored files for the site, reload, and the notice reappears with every optional group switched off by default. No account, no form and no waiting period is involved.

What Happens If You Refuse Them

The site keeps working. Text, tables and images all load exactly the same. The only differences are that preferences stop being remembered between visits and the consent notice appears again on each new session.

Cookies Set After You Leave

Following a link to the casino puts you on a different platform with its own cookie rules, its own consent notice and its own retention periods. Nothing configured here carries over to it.