Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains how our website uses cookies and similar technologies to keep the site working properly, help protect your account, understand how players use our pages, and improve your experience. It also explains your choices, including how to manage or disable cookies in your browser.

By using this website, you agree that we can place cookies on your device as described below, unless you choose to disable them or adjust your preferences (where available).

The Basics - What Cookies Are (In Plain English)

Cookies are small text files a website saves on your computer, phone, or tablet when you visit. They help the website “remember” information about your visit, like your settings, whether you are signed in, or which pages you viewed.

Cookies are not programs. They cannot run code on your device, and they do not directly reveal your identity on their own. Some cookies can be used to recognize your browser or device over time, especially when combined with other identifiers.

Why We Use Cookies - Security, Speed, and a Better Experience

We use cookies to support key website functions and to make the site more helpful and reliable for players. Depending on the cookie type, they may be used to:

• Keep the site running securely, including fraud prevention and protecting forms from abuse
• Maintain your session so pages load and behave correctly
• Remember preferences, like language, region, or display settings
• Measure performance, like page load speed and errors, so we can fix issues faster
• Understand which content players find useful, so we can improve navigation and guides
• Support marketing and attribution, like understanding whether a campaign brought you to our site (when applicable)

We do not use cookies to promise outcomes, guarantee winnings, or change game odds. Cookies are about website functionality and user experience, not gameplay results.

The Cookie Types You May See Here

Different cookies serve different purposes. Some are set by us (first-party cookies), and others may be set by services we use (third-party cookies).

Essential Cookies - The Ones You Can’t Really Do Without

Essential cookies are required for the website to function. They help with core features like page navigation, security protections, session stability, and remembering whether you have accepted or rejected cookie prompts (where applicable).

If you block essential cookies, parts of the site may not load correctly, forms may not submit, and certain features may stop working.

Functional Cookies - Your Preferences, Remembered

Functional cookies help the site remember choices you make so you do not have to set them again each time you visit. For example, these cookies may store preferences like:

• Language or regional settings
• Display preferences
• Basic site customization options

Disabling functional cookies usually will not break the site, but it may make the experience feel less personalized.

Performance and Analytics Cookies - Helping Us Improve

Performance cookies (often called analytics cookies) help us understand how visitors use our pages. They can show us things like which pages are most popular, how users move through the site, and where errors happen.

We use this information in aggregate to improve site content, speed, and usability. These cookies help us answer questions like, “Did players find this guide helpful?” or “Is a certain page loading slowly on mobile?”

If you disable analytics cookies, the site will still work, but we may have less insight into what needs improvement.

Marketing Cookies - Ads, Measurement, and Attribution (When Used)

Marketing cookies may be used to measure the effectiveness of advertising and to understand how visitors found our site. In some cases, these cookies can help deliver more relevant ads based on browsing behavior.

Marketing cookies are typically placed by third parties and may track your device across different websites. If you prefer not to be tracked for advertising purposes, you can disable marketing cookies through your browser settings and, where available, through our cookie preference tools.

How Long Cookies Stay on Your Device

Cookies may be:

• Session cookies - temporary cookies that expire when you close your browser
• Persistent cookies - cookies that remain on your device for a set period or until you delete them

How long a cookie stays active depends on its purpose and settings. Some are kept only as long as needed for a session, while others may last longer to remember your choices.

Third-Party Cookies - Services That May Set Cookies

Some pages may use trusted third-party services for analytics, performance monitoring, security, embedded media, or advertising measurement. When these services run, they may set their own cookies or use similar technologies.

Because third-party cookies are controlled by those providers, their use is governed by the third party’s own policies. We recommend reviewing those policies if you want deeper detail about how they process data.

If you visit our brand coverage pages, such as our Pinnacle page, third-party tracking may also be used to measure referral performance or page engagement, depending on your cookie choices.

Your Choices - How to Manage, Disable, or Delete Cookies

You are in control of cookies through your browser and device settings. Most browsers let you:

• View cookies stored on your device
• Delete existing cookies
• Block all cookies or block cookies from specific websites
• Block third-party cookies
• Clear cookies automatically when you close the browser

If you delete cookies, you may need to re-select preferences the next time you visit. If you block cookies entirely, some site features may not function properly, especially anything related to security, forms, or session stability.

Common Browser Paths (May Vary by Version)

• Google Chrome - Settings - Privacy and security - Third-party cookies or Site data
• Apple Safari - Settings - Privacy - Manage Website Data
• Mozilla Firefox - Settings - Privacy and Security - Cookies and Site Data
• Microsoft Edge - Settings - Cookies and site permissions - Manage and delete cookies and site data

On mobile devices, cookie controls may be found in the browser settings and, in some cases, in your device’s privacy settings.

Consent - When We Ask and What It Means

Where required, we request your consent before placing non-essential cookies, such as analytics or marketing cookies. Essential cookies may still be used because they are necessary to operate the website.

If our site offers a cookie banner or preference center, you can use it to accept, reject, or customize non-essential cookie categories. Your choices can be changed later by updating your browser settings or revisiting the cookie preference options if they are available on the site.

What Happens If You Turn Cookies Off

Disabling cookies can change how the site behaves. Depending on what you block, you may notice:

• Pages not remembering preferences (like language or display)
• Some features failing to load or save correctly
• Sign-in or session-related issues (if applicable)
• Less relevant content recommendations
• Less accurate site performance reporting, which can slow down improvements over time

If you want maximum privacy while still keeping the site usable, a common approach is to allow essential cookies while blocking marketing cookies and limiting third-party cookies.

Updates to This Cookie Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in technology, legal requirements, or how we operate the site. Any updates will be posted on this page with a refreshed effective date.

Effective date: August 16, 2026.

Contact Us About Cookies and Privacy

If you have questions about this Cookie Policy or how we handle privacy-related requests, contact us through our website’s support channels. Include “Cookie Policy” in your message so we can route it faster.