Cookies on our Jet Set Spins guide: what is stored and how you control it

Cookies are small text files that a website asks your browser to store, so the site can remember a choice or count a visit. We run an independent information guide about the Jet Set Spins brand. Our pages use a small set of cookies to load properly, to learn which articles readers find useful and to recognise visits that arrive through a commercial link. The casino is a separate business, and its own account pages work under its own rules. We describe in plain words which kinds of cookies you may meet in our guide and how you stay in control of them.

Types of cookies you may meet in our guide

Each type has a different job, and only the first is needed for a page to work at all.

• Essential cookies keep the page displaying correctly, remember that you have seen a notice and carry a setting such as text size from one article to the next. Without them, parts of a page can fail to load.
• Analytics cookies count visits and show which guides are opened, how long readers stay and where they leave. We use the totals to decide which pages need clearer wording or fresher facts.
• Preference cookies store a choice you made, so it applies again on your next visit.
• Affiliate cookies are set when you arrive through a commercial link. They tell the partner that the visit began on our guide, which is how some of our links are rewarded.

How updates to our cookie wording are announced

Cookie practice changes when a tool is added, removed or replaced, and our wording changes with it. We keep the process simple so that a reader can always see what applies today.

• Each revision carries a new "Last updated" date, and we change it whenever the wording changes.
• A change that affects how cookies are used is written into the matching section above, in the main text.
• Older wording is replaced, so one version only is ever current.
• Reading these notes again after a long gap is the simplest way to see whether anything has moved.

Third-party cookies and what they do

Some cookies come from services outside our guide. When an article embeds content or a measurement tool, the provider of that tool may place a cookie of its own, and that provider decides how long it lasts.

• Measurement cookies from an analytics provider help produce visit totals and are normally read only by that provider.
• Embedded content cookies can appear when a page loads a video, a font or a similar item hosted elsewhere.
• Partner cookies follow a commercial link to the partner's website, where the partner's own notice applies from the first click.
• Browser protections may already block some of these cookies, and every article stays readable when they do.

Managing and deleting cookies in your browser

Every mainstream browser lets you review, block and clear cookies, and the settings are usually found under privacy or security.

• Open the privacy section of your browser settings and look for the cookie or site data list.
• Choose whether to accept all cookies, block third-party cookies only or block everything; blocking everything can stop some pages from displaying properly.
• Delete stored cookies for a single site, or clear them all at once, then restart the browser.
• Use a private or incognito window if you want cookies discarded as soon as the window closes.
• Repeat these steps on each phone, tablet or computer you use, because settings belong to the device and the browser.

Last updated: 27 October 2026