A site-specific explanation of cookies and similar browser storage on the SpinDog Casino UK Guide.
How this website uses browser storage
The SpinDog Spin dog casino UK Guide is primarily a static editorial website. Reading an article does not create a SpinDog player session, and this website does not use a casino cookie to remember balances, bets or identity documents.
Strictly necessary technology
Our host or security provider may use short-lived identifiers to route requests, balance traffic, remember a security choice and distinguish normal visits from automated abuse. These functions are required for reliable delivery and are not used by this guide to build a gambling profile.
Preference storage
A small browser value may remember a consent or display preference so you do not have to repeat the choice on every page. A preference value should contain the selected setting only and should not contain a password, payment detail or casino account history.
Optional measurement
If audience measurement is enabled, it may record page views, broad device categories, referral sources and performance events. We use such information to find broken navigation and slow pages. Optional cookies subject to consent requirements should not be activated before the visitor makes a valid choice.
Cookies after leaving this site
Login, Register and Visit SpinDog links open a separate service. That destination may set security, session, personalisation, analytics and affiliate-attribution cookies under its own policy. This guide cannot read or control cookies created solely on another domain.
Managing cookies
You can inspect or delete stored values, block third-party cookies and restrict future storage through your browser settings. Private browsing and content-blocking tools provide additional controls. Blocking technology required for security may occasionally prevent a page or outbound link from working correctly.
Policy updates
We will revise this page if the website adds a materially different storage technology or changes how an existing identifier is used. The update date shown with the page helps visitors identify the current version.