Cookie Policy

Last updated: 22 July 2026

This policy explains what cookies and similar browser storage are, how buffalogoldcanyon.com uses them and what choices you have. It should be read together with our Privacy Policy.

1. What a cookie is

A cookie is a small text record placed in a browser by a website. It can remember a preference, maintain a technical session or help measure whether a page works. Similar technologies include local storage and short-lived session storage.

2. Cookies used by this site

The public pages are designed to work without creating a user account. Essential storage may be used to remember a privacy choice, protect the service from abuse or keep a requested interface state. These functions are limited to what is necessary to deliver the site.

We do not use a cookie to change slot outcomes, access a casino account or see payment details held by an operator. Third-party casinos are separate services with their own cookie policies.

3. Measurement and analytics

We use Yandex Metrica to measure page views, device categories, link use and technical errors so we can maintain the site. We do not use analytics data to promise that an individual visitor will win, qualify for an offer or prefer a particular operator.

4. Affiliate-link measurement

An outbound affiliate link may contain an identifier in its URL. The destination operator or tracking provider may store its own cookie to attribute a referral. That storage is controlled by the third party, not by this site. Following an affiliate link is optional, and you can navigate directly to an operator instead.

5. Embedded and external content

When a page loads an external font, video, game demo or other embedded resource, the provider may receive technical data such as your IP address and browser information. We aim to minimise such requests. Opening an external service is subject to that provider's privacy and cookie terms.

6. Managing cookies

You can remove or block cookies in your browser settings. Most browsers let you clear site data, reject third-party cookies or delete records when the browser closes. Blocking essential storage may stop a preference from being remembered, but the editorial pages should remain readable.

7. Retention

Session records normally expire when the browser closes. A stored privacy choice may remain longer so the site does not ask the same question on every visit. Third parties set their own retention periods; consult the policy shown on the destination website.

8. Updates and questions

We may revise this policy when a tool is added, removed or materially changed. The date above identifies the current version. Questions can be sent to privacy@buffalogoldcanyon.com.