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Cookie policy

You can read Oversea Casinos without a reader login or a preference account. This page explains the browser storage and security features used to deliver the website, including the separate login available to authorised editors.

Cookies and cached files have different jobs

A cookie is a small value a website can ask your browser to send back with later requests. It can identify a session or help a security service recognise a request. Your browser can also cache files such as images, fonts and stylesheets so it does not need to download the same file every time.

Caching an image is not the same as creating a reader account. Our local fonts, casino artwork and payment symbols can be cached as ordinary website assets. Clearing the cache makes the browser download those files again, but it does not send a contact message or change a casino account.

What is used on this website

FeaturePurposeWhat it means for you
Public reading controlsOperate filters, article navigation and question panels.Selections are handled in the page's browser state. Temporary tab storage also supports navigation and colour transitions; there is no saved reader profile.
Cached site filesLoad images, fonts and page styling efficiently.Your browser can reuse a file it already has.
Administrator sessionKeep an authorised editor signed in to the private CMS.The essential payload-token login cookie has an eight-hour session lifetime and is not needed to read public articles.
Cloudflare securityDeliver pages and respond to suspicious requests.A security check may use an essential cookie when the relevant protection is triggered.

Cloudflare cookies depend on which protection is applied to a request. For example, a challenge can use a clearance cookie to remember that the browser passed it. Seeing such a cookie does not mean you have joined a casino or created a profile with Oversea Casinos.

First-party measurement and browser storage

We use first-party measurement to understand page visits, review reading controls and clicks on featured casino offers. A random identifier in session storage connects those actions within the browser tab. It starts a new measurement session after 30 minutes without activity and does not create a casino account or a named reader profile. It is not sent to a casino as part of an offer link.

Measurement is skipped when the browser supplies a Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control signal. Clearing session storage removes the browser-side identifier. The website does not load third-party advertising tags, embedded social feeds or video players, and there is no newsletter or public comment account. The privacy policy describes the limited event data and retention period.

Using your browser's controls

You can inspect, block or clear cookies through your browser's privacy settings. Removing an administrator session cookie signs that browser out of the private editor. Blocking a security cookie may cause a challenge to appear again or prevent the affected request from completing.

Offer buttons take you to other websites. Cookies set there belong to that separate visit and are governed by the destination's own settings. Use Contact if a question concerns storage associated with this website, and include the cookie name and page address rather than copying a private cookie value.

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

A little more detail.

Do I need to accept advertising cookies to read a review?

No. Advertising trackers are not configured on this website, and the public articles do not require a reader login.

Why might I see a Cloudflare cookie?

Cloudflare may apply a security check to a request. An essential security cookie can remember the result of that check; its presence does not create a gambling account.

Should I send you the value of a cookie when reporting a problem?

No. Send its name, the page address and a description of the problem. A private login cookie value can give access to a session and should not be included in a message.

Sophie Langley
Written by

Sophie Langley

The cookie page separates everyday browser caching and reading controls from the essential cookie used by authorised staff accounts. It also explains that linked services have their own settings.

Daniel Mercer
Reviewed by

Daniel Mercer

This page describes the website’s current use of cookies and browser storage. The focus is on what happens when someone reads an article, uses a filter or leaves the publication through a link.