Cookie Policy

Here we explain how our independent information site about HighSpin Casino may use cookies and similar small files. We are a guide, not the operator: the casino runs its own site, and anything described here concerns our pages only.

We keep the explanation short and practical. You can read it in a minute, then decide which cookies your browser should accept when you visit our pages.

How we announce changes to this policy

When we change how our pages use cookies, we edit the policy text and update the date at the end. If you return to our site after a while, a quick look at that date tells you whether the wording has changed since your last visit.

Consent and changing your choice later

Where we ask for consent, our banner explains the choice in plain words, and optional cookies are only set after you agree. You can change your mind at any time by clearing the cookies stored for our site in your browser, which resets the choice the next time you visit.

Third-party cookies and what they do

A third-party cookie is set by a service other than the site you are reading, for example a tool that counts visits or a partner that records where a click came from. We treat these like our own cookies in one way: they are optional, and you can block them in your browser without losing access to our articles.

How to manage or delete cookies in your browser

Every modern browser lets you control cookies. The steps differ slightly by browser, but the path is similar.

  • Open the settings of your browser and look for the privacy or site-data section.
  • Choose whether to accept all cookies, block third-party cookies only, or block everything.
  • Use the delete option to remove cookies already stored, then close the settings.
  • Reload our page to apply the new choice.

Blocking essential cookies may stop parts of a page from working as intended, so many readers block only the optional ones.

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files that a website saves in your browser. They let a site remember a choice, recognise a returning visitor or measure how a page is used. A cookie does not run programmes, and it cannot read other files on your device.

Types of cookies we may use

Our site may use the following types, each with a different purpose:

  • Essential cookies keep a page working, for example by remembering that you have already answered our consent banner.
  • Analytics cookies help us see which pages are read and where readers stop, so we can improve wording and structure.
  • Preference cookies remember small settings such as the layout you picked.
  • Affiliate cookies note that a visitor arrived through a commercial link, which matters because some links on our site may be affiliate links.

Last updated: 27 October 2026