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Privacy Policy

What this guide stores in your browser

This guide to Here2Win Casino has no message form and takes no submitted data. The little it does keep sits in your own browser: a wheel cookie, slot progress and a popup note.

The short version

Nothing is sent to us, and three small things stay on your device

Nobody can type a name, email address or question into this guide, so there is nothing for me to collect that way. I wrote this page to be read in a minute on your phone, because a privacy note should be as plain as the rest of the guide.

What remains is a handful of browser-side items that make the interactive bits work: the prize wheel, the slot widget and the offer popup. Each one is listed below with what it remembers and how long it lasts. For the rules on using the guide itself, see the Terms and Conditions.

  • Wheel cookie Kept 30 days
  • Slot progress Local storage
  • Offer popup memory Session storage, one browser session

Browser storage

Wheel cookie, slot progress and popup memory in detail

What this guide keeps in your browser, item by item
Item Where it lives What it remembers How long
Wheel cookie A cookie in your browser Your wheel result, your spin count and a timestamp 30 days
Slot progress Local storage Your slot progress and result Until you clear it in your browser
Offer popup memory Session storage That the offer popup has already appeared, so it is not repeated Within one browser session

The wheel cookie exists so the wheel does not forget your result or how many spins you have used. The slot widget uses local storage to pick up where you left off. The popup note only stops the same offer from bouncing back at you every few clicks. None of these three needs you to sign in, and I use them for nothing beyond those jobs.

Violet safe doors with gold fittings and a padlock, standing for data kept locked on your own device

The casino's site

Here2Win Casino has its own privacy rules

This page covers only the guide you are reading. Once you move on to the casino's own website, you are on a separate site run by its operator, and that site handles accounts, payments and identity checks under its own privacy rules. Read them there before you register.

If you need to reach the casino about your account or your data, the support channels it lists are on the Contact page. I keep the overview of the whole guide on the guide overview, and the FAQ has quick answers on storage and other everyday questions.

Your control

How to clear what the guide stores

  1. Open your browser's settings and look for the privacy or site data section. Menu names differ between browsers, but the wording is usually close to that.
  2. Find this guide in the list of sites, or choose to clear cookies and site data for it.
  3. Confirm the deletion. That removes the wheel cookie and the slot progress in local storage.
  4. Close the tab or the whole browser window to end the session, which drops the popup memory too.

Small footprint, plain terms

If a question about your casino account or data is still open, the casino's own support channels are the place to ask, since this guide takes no messages.