Cookie Policy
We use cookies to make our information guide work and to understand readership. This notice explains in plain language what a cookie is, which kinds appear on our pages, and what a reader can do about them.
Policy updates
We update this notice when our use of cookies changes. We show the date of the current version, so readers can identify the latest wording.
Our aim is to describe cookie use in plain language. A cookie is a small browser-stored item that can help a page remember a choice or measure broad readership. It does not give our information service access to a reader’s OscarSpin account, wallet, bonus status or casino transaction history. Those records sit in the casino’s own systems, and the casino’s support team is the contact for anything inside an account.
A change to our tools, to the way we measure readership or to the commercial links we use is the usual reason for a revision. When that happens we update the affected section rather than adding a note at the end, so the text always describes current practice. Readers who return after a while can compare the date at the foot of the notice with the one they saw earlier.
Cookie types
Our guide may use:
- essential cookies for basic functions;
- analytics cookies to understand readership;
- affiliate cookies connected with commercial links.
Essential cookies can support basic page operation and a stored preference, such as a remembered cookie choice or a display setting on a phone. Without them a page may reload the same question every visit.
Analytics cookies can help us see broad patterns in how information is used, which can guide editorial improvements. The figures are combined, so they show which topics draw readers, for example games, bonuses, payments, or the mobile web app, and which sections need clearer wording. They describe the readership as a group rather than any single person.
Affiliate cookies may indicate that a reader reached an external service through a commercial link. Such a link can carry a small identifier, which lets the destination identify the visit, and it may lead to compensation for our work. The identifier does not reveal what a reader does after leaving our guide.
These categories have different purposes, and our guide does not use them to decide casino account outcomes. A cookie on our pages has no bearing on a bonus, a withdrawal or a verification request at the casino.
Managing cookies
Browser choices
Readers can manage or delete cookies through browser settings. Most browsers list stored cookies by site, show when each was set, and let a reader clear one site or all of them. Many also offer a private window, which discards cookies when it closes, and a setting that asks before a site stores anything.
A session cookie disappears when the browser closes, while a stored cookie stays until its expiry date or until the reader deletes it. The browser’s cookie list shows which is which, and a reader who prefers a clean start each time can choose to clear cookies whenever the browser is closed.
Effect of changes
Removing cookies can affect remembered preferences. A reader may see a cookie choice again, and a saved display setting may return to its default. Essential cookies are tied to basic functions, so restricting them can change how some page features behave.
Third-party cookies
Third-party cookies come from the services behind external links. A reader who follows a commercial link to a casino or another site meets that site’s own cookie notice, and the browser controls described here apply to those cookies as well. Clearing cookies after a visit to an external service is a simple way to keep the browser tidy.
Last updated: 28 October 2026