Cookie Policy

1. What Cookies Are

A cookie is a small text file that a website stores in your browser so it can recognize that browser later, remember settings or measure visits. Technologies such as local storage do similar jobs. This policy describes how this independent guide to Big Bass Bonanza (the "Site") may use them.

Cookies come in a few varieties. First-party cookies belong to the site you are on; third-party cookies belong to an outside service used on that site. Session cookies vanish when you close the browser, and persistent cookies remain for a fixed period. Cookies cannot run code or spread viruses, and a cookie alone does not reveal your identity.

2. Types of Cookies the Site May Use

• Strictly necessary cookies allow pages to load, display properly and stay secure. They cannot be turned off through the Site.
• Preference cookies remember small choices, such as whether you closed a notice or collapsed the contents list.
• Analytics cookies count visits and show which pages are read, in aggregate, so the content can be improved.

No cookie on the Site is used to collect your name, email or payment details, and there are no user accounts. Non-essential cookies are placed only with your consent, which you can give or decline on your first visit and change later.

3. Third-Party Cookies

Outside services used by the Site, such as an analytics provider or a content delivery network, may set their own cookies. Once you follow a button to a casino website, that site's cookies and cookie policy apply, and the Site has no control over them.

Third-party providers process the data their cookies collect under their own privacy policies. Most of them also offer their own opt-out tools, which work alongside the settings in your browser.

4. How Long Cookies Last

Session cookies are removed when you close the browser. Persistent cookies last anywhere from a few days to about two years, depending on their purpose, unless you delete them sooner. Your browser's site settings show each cookie and the date it expires.

5. Managing Cookies in Your Browser

Every major browser lets you see, block and delete cookies, usually under Settings and then Privacy or Security. You can clear stored cookies, refuse all of them, refuse only third-party cookies or set rules for individual sites. Mobile browsers have the same options.

• Chrome – open Settings, then Privacy and security, where you will find Third-party cookies and Delete browsing data.
• Safari – on a Mac, Settings, then Privacy and Manage Website Data; on an iPhone or iPad, the Safari section of the Settings app.
• Firefox – Settings, then Privacy and Security, then Cookies and Site Data.
• Edge – Settings, then Cookies and site permissions.

A private or incognito window is another option, since its cookies are erased when you close it.

6. What Happens if You Disable Cookies

You can still read the Site with cookies switched off. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may affect how some elements appear, and preferences will not be remembered between visits. Refusing analytics cookies changes nothing about how the pages work. Settings apply per browser and per device, so repeat them on each one you use.

7. Changes to This Policy

This Cookie Policy will be updated if the Site adds or drops a type of cookie or if legal requirements change. Check the date at the top of the page for the latest version. If a change involves cookies that need your consent, the Site will ask for it again.