How to manage
You can block or delete cookies from any modern browser. Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari all expose a cookie manager in their settings; the specific menu path changes a little between versions, but every mainstream browser allows you to clear existing cookies and refuse new ones from a specific site.
If you clear the cookies we set, you will see the consent banner again on your next visit, because the banner itself relies on a cookie to remember your choice. That is normal.
Browser private-window modes (Incognito on Chrome, Private on Firefox and Safari, InPrivate on Edge) do not keep cookies between sessions. If you use one of those modes to visit our site, nothing we set survives the window closing.
Which we use
We use a very small number of cookies, and most of them are strictly necessary. One cookie remembers whether you have dismissed the consent banner so we do not show it on every page. One cookie remembers whether you have accepted the responsible-gambling notice. One cookie is used by our edge cache to route the request to the geographically nearest server. These are set by the publisher and expire within thirty days.
We do not use advertising cookies. We do not use third-party analytics cookies. We do not use social-media cookies. We do not use retargeting pixels. If you see a cookie set by a domain you do not recognise while on our site, it is a bug and we would appreciate you reporting it through the contact form.
A click to «Play now» leaves our domain and enters Tenobet's own property, where their cookies take over. Those cookies are governed by Tenobet's cookie notice, not ours.
What cookies are
A cookie is a short piece of text that a website writes into your browser's storage, and that the browser sends back on your next visit. Cookies are how the web remembers that you have already dismissed a banner, that you have already logged in on another tab, or that you prefer dark mode. They can be first-party (set by the site you are visiting) or third-party (set by another domain whose code is embedded in the page).
Not every cookie is tracking. A cookie that stores «banner dismissed = true» is a convenience cookie; nothing about it identifies you across sites. A cookie that is loaded by an advertising network and that spans many sites is a tracking cookie, and that is the category we deliberately avoid on this site.
We publish a short list of every cookie we actually set, together with a one-line description of what it is for and when it expires, in the section above.