Cookie Policy for the Informational Website

This Cookie Policy explains which types of cookie files may be used on this informational resource, the purposes they serve, and the options available to control them through your device or browser.

The document applies to the website’s pages, technical functions, interface elements, comment form, and tools used to maintain stable browsing. It is aimed primarily at adult readers in Argentina who consult materials about online casinos, betting, promotions, payments, digital security, and responsible gambling.

This website is an independent editorial project. It is not a gambling platform, does not open casino accounts, accept bets, process deposits or withdrawals, or manage payment information. Therefore, the cookies used on this website are not designed to collect passwords, access codes, card details, banking transactions, or gambling-account information.

By continuing to use the website, you agree to the use of cookies in accordance with this Policy, to the extent permitted by applicable law and the available consent options.

What Cookies Actually Do

A cookie is a small text file that a website may store or access through your browser when you visit a page. It may be stored on a computer, mobile phone, tablet, or another compatible device.

Cookies help a website remember certain technical settings between visits. For example, they may support the correct loading of a page, navigation between sections, retention of a basic preference, or detection of automated activity.

A cookie is not a program. It does not run by itself, install software, or damage the device or the files stored on it. On its own, it also cannot access documents, photographs, passwords, or applications installed outside the browser.

It is important to distinguish between first-party cookies set by the website and cookies that may come from external technical tools. In both cases, their use depends on the browser settings, the technology involved, and, where applicable, the privacy choices made by the user.

Cookies do not serve only one purpose. Some allow a page to function, others help provide aggregated information about how the website is used, and others prevent users from having to repeat certain settings when they return.

Session Cookies and Persistent Cookies

Cookies may be classified according to how long they remain on the device. The two most common categories are session cookies and persistent cookies.

Session cookies exist while the browser or relevant browsing window remains open. They are generally deleted when the session is closed. They may be used to maintain consistent technical interaction during a single visit.

Persistent cookies remain on the device for a defined period. This may range from a few days to several months or years, depending on the cookie’s function and the settings applied. For example, an interface preference may be retained so that the reader does not have to adjust it during every visit.

You can delete any cookie at any time through your browser settings. You may also configure your browser to delete cookies automatically when it closes, block specific categories, or request confirmation before storing them.

Blocking cookies may have practical consequences. When essential cookies are blocked, some pages may load incompletely, certain elements may not function as expected, or the website may fail to remember previously selected preferences.

The Cookie Categories We Use

This resource may use three main categories of cookies: strictly necessary, analytical, and functional. Each category serves a different purpose, and they are not all managed in the same way.

The editorial team aims to limit these tools to what is necessary for the website to function, remain readable, and be protected against abusive activity. Cookies are not used to manage gambling accounts, determine access to a casino, or process financial transactions.

Strictly Necessary Cookies

Strictly necessary cookies support the website’s basic operation. They may help pages load correctly, enable navigation between sections, display interface elements, and protect forms against automated submissions.

Without these files, certain functions may behave unpredictably or become unavailable. Their purpose is not to create marketing profiles or track a person across other websites.

These cookies are not designed to contain names, email addresses, passwords, OTP codes, card numbers, banking information, personal documents, or gambling-account details. They are also not used to decide whether a person can register, deposit, or withdraw on an external platform.

Where permitted by applicable law, these cookies may be used without separate acceptance because they are required to provide a requested technical function, such as opening a page or using basic navigation.

Reader Traffic Analytics

Analytical cookies help generate general statistics about how the website is used. They may indicate, for example:

• which pages are visited most frequently;
• which types of devices are used to access the website;
• which sections experience loading errors;
• approximately how long a visit remains on a page.

The information is used to improve the organisation, clarity, and performance of the content. It is not used to assess an individual as a gambler, analyse their financial capacity, identify their casino activity, or send personalised advertising.

An external provider, such as Google Analytics or an equivalent service, may be used for analytics. Where supported by the tool and considered appropriate, IP-address anonymisation or minimisation settings may be applied.

Statistics are interpreted in aggregate. A frequently visited page may indicate interest in a topic, while a page that users leave quickly may require a clearer structure or better mobile optimisation. This does not mean that the editorial team creates an individual profile of every reader.

Cookies Used for User Convenience

Functional cookies help remember certain actions or preferences between visits. Their purpose is to prevent users from having to repeat basic settings when they return to the website.

They may relate to:

• language or reading format;
• visual page settings;
• a choice made in relation to a cookie notice;
• recently viewed sections;
• preferences that improve browsing continuity.

These cookies are not used to display advertising, create commercial profiles, or record activity outside this resource. First-party functional cookies are not shared with third parties for commercial, advertising, or tracking purposes.

You may disable functional cookies through your browser. Basic access to the materials should remain available, although certain preferences may not be retained between sessions.

Cookie Uses We Avoid

This resource does not use cookies to turn editorial browsing into commercial activity or advertising tracking. Cookies are not used to obtain private information from a gambling account or determine how a person should interact with an external platform.

In particular, we avoid using cookies to:

• obtain passwords, security keys, or authentication codes;
• collect card numbers, CVV codes, CBU, CVU, or banking details;
• store identity cards, passports, selfies, or KYC documents;
• access casino accounts, balances, bets, or withdrawals;
• display personalised advertising based on browsing activity;
• sell traffic data to third parties;
• track user behaviour outside this website;
• automatically add a person to marketing databases;
• send casino promotions based on reading habits.

The website is an informational resource, not a gambling application or payment platform. It therefore does not require cookies to manage deposits, operate bonuses, monitor bets, or maintain player profiles.

References to an operator or external service within an article are provided for editorial purposes. They do not provide access to the operator’s internal systems or allow this website to view information from an account created elsewhere.

External Providers and Their Cookies

External providers may be used to keep the website available, secure, and technically stable. These may include providers of analytics, hosting, content delivery, anti-spam services, maintenance, or security.

These services may set their own cookies when performing a necessary function. For example:

• an analytics tool may generate aggregated statistics;
• an anti-spam service may detect automated requests;
• a hosting provider may process technical data to deliver a page correctly.

Technical providers receive only the data required to perform their function. Where applicable, they operate under confidentiality, security, and data-protection obligations and should not use the information for purposes unrelated to the service supplied to this website.

Their privacy and cookie practices are governed by their own official documents. Before using an external function or accepting an optional setting, it is advisable to review those policies when available.

Articles may also include links to gambling platforms, regulatory authorities, non-profit organisations, or specialist publications. After you click such a link, the external website may set its own cookies, including measurement, attribution, or traffic cookies, under its own rules. Those cookies are not managed or controlled by this website.

Cookie Controls Available to You

You may manage cookies at any time through your browser and, where applicable, through options displayed on the website. You can allow, block, delete, or restrict specific categories of cookies.

For a one-time visit, you may choose to use incognito or private browsing mode. Under normal conditions, cookies created during that session are deleted after all private windows are closed. However, this mode does not make your connection anonymous to every party on the internet and does not replace your browser’s privacy settings.

Before blocking all cookies, remember that technical cookies may be required for the website to load correctly. Highly restrictive settings may cause display errors, prevent use of the form, or cause a privacy notice to appear every time you visit.

Blocking or Deleting Cookies in Your Browser

Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and other current browsers provide privacy controls for viewing, blocking, or deleting cookies. The exact menu names may vary depending on the browser version and device.

In general, these options allow you to:

• view which cookies are stored;
• delete cookies from one website or all websites;
• block third-party cookies;
• block all cookies;
• allow cookies only during a session;
• delete browsing data when the browser closes;
• receive a warning before a new cookie is stored.

For current instructions, consult the official help section of the browser you use. When necessary cookies are blocked, some website features may not respond as expected.

Changes to This Policy

This Cookie Policy may be updated when the resource’s technical tools change, an analytics service is added or removed, security measures are updated, or applicable regulatory requirements evolve.

The current version will be published on this page together with its update date. When there is a significant change in the use of cookies or similar technologies, the editorial team may display an additional notice on the homepage.

We recommend reviewing this Policy periodically. Continued use of the website after an update may imply acceptance of the current version, to the extent permitted by applicable law. This does not replace specific consent choices that may be required for optional cookies.

Cookie Enquiries and the Contact Form

Questions relating to cookies, privacy, browser settings, or the processing of technical data may be submitted through the form available on the /contact page.

To help the editorial team review your message, state that it concerns cookies and briefly explain what you need, such as:

• reporting a technical problem;
• requesting clarification about a cookie category;
• asking about the available control options.

The form is not intended to resolve operational matters involving gambling platforms. Questions about accounts, deposits, withdrawals, bonuses, bets, passwords, account blocks, payments, or identity verification must be sent directly to the official support service of the relevant operator.