How This Site Uses Cookies
This Cookie Policy covers betsiderjackpot.com, an independent review and information site. The site is not the casino it writes about, does not accept bets or process payments, and holds no player accounts. It publishes editorial content on Betsider and places links to the casino's platform under an affiliate placement arrangement. This page explains the cookies the site itself sets when a visitor from Canada or elsewhere reads a page, compares terms, or clicks through to the casino.
A cookie is a small text file a browser stores when a page loads. Some cookies remember a setting, some measure traffic, and some track which article sent a visitor onward to a partner site. None of the cookies described here belong to the casino's own platform. Once a visitor leaves this site and lands on the casino's domain, any login, session, or account cookie set from that point forward is the casino's, governed by the casino's own privacy and cookie terms, not this document.
Strictly necessary cookies keep the site working. They remember a cookie-consent choice, keep a page from reloading a banner on every click, and support basic security checks against automated traffic. Without them, some parts of the layout would misbehave, though none of them read financial data, because this site never collects any.
Performance and analytics cookies tell the editorial team which pages get read, which articles bounce visitors quickly, and which sections of a review get skimmed rather than finished. These are usually set by a third-party analytics provider under a first-party disguise, and the data is aggregated rather than tied to a name or an email. It shapes which topics get expanded, updated, or retired, nothing more.
Functionality or preference cookies remember small choices: a selected language, a dismissed notice, whether a table was left expanded. Losing these on a cleared browser costs nothing more than re-clicking a toggle next visit; no bonus, balance, or account state is stored on this side, since none exists here.
Affiliate-tracking cookies are the ones worth explaining plainly, since they are the whole economic point of a page like this one. When a visitor clicks a link marked toward the casino, a short-lived cookie or URL parameter records that the click originated on this site. The casino's own systems use that marker to recognise the referral. This document does not disclose what happens financially after that point, only that the marker exists and that it expires after a set window rather than tracking a visitor indefinitely.
Some cookies are first-party, meaning this site's own server sets them directly for its own analytics or preference needs. Others are third-party, set by an embedded script such as an analytics tag, a font loader, or the affiliate-tracking script mentioned above. Third-party cookies follow the privacy practices of whichever company issues them, and a visitor uneasy about that exposure can block third-party cookies entirely in most modern browsers without breaking the ability to read an article.
Cookies also split into session and persistent types. A session cookie disappears the moment a browser tab closes; nothing about a visit is remembered past that point. A persistent cookie survives for a defined number of days or months, which is how a language choice or a consent decision carries over between visits without re-asking every time. None of the persistent cookies used here are set to run indefinitely; each carries an expiry, after which it either renews on a fresh visit or simply drops off.
A visitor can manage or delete cookies at any time through browser settings. Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge each expose a privacy panel where individual site cookies can be inspected, blocked, or wiped, and most browsers also support blocking third-party cookies by default while still allowing first-party ones. Clearing cookies on this site resets any consent banner and any remembered display preference; it does not touch anything held on the casino's own platform, since that lives on a separate domain entirely.
This policy sits alongside the site's Privacy Policy, which covers what limited data the site collects beyond cookies and how that data gets handled. Anyone with a question about a specific cookie, a request to opt out of analytics tracking, or a general concern about how a link was tracked to the casino can reach the editorial team through contact us. Questions about a casino account, a deposit, or a withdrawal belong with the casino's own support channels, since this site has no visibility into player accounts and never asks for that information.