Privacy & Cookies
What This Here2Win Casino Guide Remembers About You
This page names the only storage tools this guide's own pages run — a spin-wheel cookie and two browser storage flags — and how to clear or block each one.
The Spin-Wheel Cookie: What It Keeps and For How Long
The prize wheel on this site's pages sets one cookie. It records the wheel result you landed on, how many times you've spun it, and a timestamp of that spin, and it holds onto that information for 30 days before it expires on its own. Nothing longer than that is kept in this cookie, and it doesn't carry your email, payment details or any account information — it only knows what the wheel showed you and when.
I'd rather spell this out in one short paragraph than bury it in legal phrasing, since a 30-day cookie for a spin result isn't the kind of thing most people think to ask about until they're clearing their browser.
- Wheel cookieResult, spin count and timestamp · kept 30 days
- Slot local storageRemembers slot progress and result on your device
- Popup session storageStops the offer popup repeating within one browser session
Local Storage for Slot Progress and the Offer Popup
Separate from the wheel cookie, two more small storage entries live in your browser rather than on any server. One is local storage tied to the slot demos on this site: its only job is to remember your progress and result in a slot you were part-way through, so refreshing the page doesn't reset it. That entry stays on your device until you clear it yourself — it isn't set to expire after a fixed number of days the way the wheel cookie is.
The other is session storage attached to the offer popup. It exists purely so the popup doesn't reappear every time you click to a new page while you're browsing; it's cleared automatically the moment you close the browser tab or window, and a fresh browsing session starts with a clean slate.
What This Guide Doesn't Track
Beyond the wheel cookie and the two storage flags above, this guide doesn't run a separate analytics tool to watch how you move around its pages. There's no additional tracker layered on top counting page views or building a browsing profile — the wheel result, the slot progress note and the popup flag are the whole list.
Clearing or Blocking This Storage in Your Browser
All three of these are standard browser cookie and site-data tools, so the usual privacy controls in any modern browser handle them without anything extra to install.
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Open your browser's privacy or site-data settings
Most browsers keep this under a Privacy, Security or Site Settings menu, sometimes listed as "Cookies and site data".
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Find this guide's pages in the site list
Search or scroll for the domain this guide sits on, then open its cookie and storage details.
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Clear the cookie and stored data
Removing the entry clears the wheel cookie and the slot progress storage in one action; the popup session flag clears itself once the tab or browser closes.
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Block cookies in advance if you'd rather not set one at all
Browser settings that block third-party or site cookies before you visit will stop the wheel cookie from being set in the first place, though the wheel itself won't remember a result if you do.
Related Policies on This Guide
The cookie and storage details above sit alongside this guide's other ground rules. The Terms & Conditions page covers how this guide's content itself is meant to be used, and the Responsible Gaming page is the better read if you're after limits and support tools rather than cookies. If you're curious who actually maintains these tools and checks this page over time, that's covered on About, and quick answers to the questions that come up most are gathered on the FAQ page.