Cookies at WinSpirit Notes
WinSpirit Notes does not set advertising, analytics or third-party cookies. Reading the guide and moving between its sections does not depend on an advertising identifier, analytics profile or third-party cookie layer.
A cookie is a small value that a website can ask a browser to store and send back on later requests. Websites may use cookies for sign-ins, preferences or measurement, but their presence is not required for reading the WinSpirit Notes articles. Browser caching, which temporarily keeps copies of pages to speed up loading, is a separate feature from cookie-based tracking.
Browser storage and the wagering-gap estimator
The wagering-gap estimator on the home page uses the values selected during the current visit to update its turnover illustration. It does not write those choices to cookies or local storage, so the tool does not preserve a scenario between visits.
This means reopening the site starts the estimator from its normal page defaults rather than from a previously selected bonus amount, comparison multiplier or illustrative edge.
The estimator runs its calculations as the inputs change on screen. Its bonus amount, multiplier and house-edge fields are not a registration form and do not require any identifying details. Closing or reloading the page discards the chosen scenario; the calculation can be repeated with different values at any time.
Your browser controls site data
Modern browsers provide controls for viewing and clearing cookies and other site data. Those settings remain available if you want to inspect or remove information associated with websites you visit.
Cookie controls usually appear in browser settings under privacy, security or site data. Depending on the browser, you can inspect stored items for one website, remove selected data or clear a broader history. Clearing cookies may sign you out of unrelated services; deleting cached files is a different action and may simply make some pages slower to load again.
For the broader explanation of how reading data and estimator inputs are handled, see Privacy.
Cookies on other websites
When you leave WinSpirit Notes for another organisation’s website, that destination can apply its own cookie and storage rules. This matters especially if you sign in to a casino account, contact a support service or submit information through an external form. Browser settings for this informational site do not replace the privacy choices offered by those other services.
Browser-level settings affect data kept on your device, but they cannot control how an external organisation handles information provided to that organisation.
