Cookie Policy
Edition: 25 September 2026
Cookies and browser storage
Cookies are small values stored by a browser and, depending on their settings, sent with matching web requests. Local storage is a separate browser mechanism that lets a website remember a value between visits. Session storage normally lasts for a tab's session. These mechanisms should not be treated as interchangeable when deciding what information a site stores.
This notice covers the included information guide. A linked operator, font provider, payment service or other external website has its own practices and controls.
Storage used by this guide
The cookie notice stores an acknowledgement in local storage under the key blro_cookie_ok. This prevents the same notice from reopening on each visit in that browser. It is an interface preference, not a gambling registration or consent to an operator's optional tracking. Clearing local storage removes this acknowledgement.
Interface preferences may be stored when the relevant control is used. This guide does not install an analytics tag or advertising pixel, and the acknowledgement of its notice does not create a gambling account.
Referral destinations
The website uses local links that issue a server redirect to a fixed referral URL. Campaign parameters identify the referral arrangement. After reaching the destination, its cookies and attribution systems are governed by the destination's own policies and any choices it presents.
Accepting the notice on this guide does not accept the destination's cookie categories. Review those categories separately and use the destination's settings if you want to change them. This guide has no control over data stored by another origin.
Removing or restricting storage
Open the privacy or site-data section of your browser settings to inspect or clear data for this website. You can also configure browser controls to restrict cookies or local storage. Names and options differ between browsers and devices; consult the help supplied with the browser you use.
If you clear site data, the notice may reappear and stored interface choices may return to their defaults. Private browsing can limit persistence after a session, but it does not make network requests anonymous to every service involved.
Effects of blocking and external resources
Restricting storage may affect convenience features while the editorial text remains readable. If a browser blocks storage access, the site should continue to display its pages without requiring consent to optional tracking. Report a broken control through the appropriate site contact once that contact is published.
Google Fonts requests are external network requests. Blocking that service should leave the text available in the fallback font. A network request and a cookie are different mechanisms; this page does not claim that blocking one automatically prevents the other.
Related policies and changes
Read the current policy on the operator’s website before using its services. The edition date on this guide does not certify that an external policy has remained unchanged.
This notice should be reviewed when additional third-party services or optional storage are introduced. Check the latest version for the practices described by this website.