This page explains how Blindluck is covered by cookies on this independent information site – not on the operator's own platform, which runs its own cookie notice separately. If you're after the operator's bonus terms or account help, this isn't the right page for that; it's about the small files this portal itself drops in your browser.
What a cookie actually is
A cookie is a small text file a website stores on your device when you visit. It doesn't run programs, and it can't reach into your phone or laptop to grab files that aren't related to browsing. Most sites use them, including review portals like this one, mainly to remember settings and to understand which pages get read.
Some cookies disappear the moment you close your browser tab. Others stick around for weeks or months, depending on what they're for – we cover the difference below.
What gets stored, and for how long
| Category | Purpose | Typical duration |
|---|---|---|
| Necessary | Keeps the site working – navigation, basic security | Session or a few hours |
| Analytics | Anonymised traffic patterns, which pages get read | Up to 24 months |
| Marketing & advertising | Measuring referral traffic where relevant | Up to 12 months |
| Preference | Remembers display choices you've made | Up to 12 months |
Analytics and marketing cookies only run with your consent, given through the banner you see on first visit. Necessary cookies aren't optional in the same way – without them, core parts of the site simply wouldn't load properly.
Third parties embedded on this page
Where this portal embeds third-party scripts – an analytics tool, for instance, or a widget – that provider may set its own cookie under its own policy, not ours. We don't control what those scripts do once they're loaded, only whether they load at all, which is exactly what the consent banner governs.
Worth remembering: nothing on this page describes cookies set by Blindluck's own operator domain. Once you leave this portal and register directly with the brand, its own cookie and privacy notices take over completely.
Declining cookies without breaking the site
You can decline analytics and marketing cookies at any point without losing access to the site's actual content. Turning off necessary cookies is a different matter – most browsers will let you, but expect broken navigation or repeated pop-ups as a result.
- Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data
- Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data
- Safari: Preferences → Privacy → Manage Website Data
- Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions
In practice: most readers only need to adjust the consent banner shown on arrival rather than digging into browser settings at all.
When this policy changes
We may update this page if the cookies or third-party tools in use change. Any revision will be reflected here with a new effective date, so it's worth a glance back if you're a returning reader rather than a first-time visitor.
Questions about this policy can go to [email protected]. This notice was last reviewed in December 2025.
This site is intended for readers aged 18+ only, in line with the responsible-gambling framing that runs across the rest of the portal.