Browser cookie controls and editorial privacy choices
Cookies are small pieces of browser data that help a website remember a visit or understand how pages are used. Our Dice Palace information site uses them to support a steadier reading experience and to show which explanations need clearer wording.
- Essential cookies support basic page functions.
- Preference cookies retain reader choices such as a display setting.
- Analytics cookies show aggregated reading patterns.
- Affiliate cookies identify a partner route when a commercial link is used.
Cookie types we use
| Cookie type | Purpose | Reader benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | Keeps basic page functions working | Pages load and selected choices can be retained |
| Preference | Remembers a practical display choice | Reading can feel more consistent across visits |
| Analytics | Shows aggregated page-use patterns | We can improve unclear sections |
| Affiliate | Records a referral where a commercial link is used | It helps identify the partner route without changing editorial standards |
Our editorial pages remain available as information, and our coverage of Dice Palace stays separate from the casino’s game, account and cashier functions.
Third-party cookies
Analytics services
Analytics providers may place or read a cookie when they measure general visits, page paths or device categories. We use those patterns to improve headings, navigation and explanations. They do not turn our information site into the casino, and they do not give us control over a reader’s casino account.
Commercial partners
Some links in our material may be commercial affiliate links. A partner cookie can identify that a reader arrived through our link, which may support our publishing work. Commercial relationships never dictate a claim, a rating or the order in which we explain facts.
Embedded material
Occasionally, a service supplied by another provider can use its own cookie rules. That provider handles its own technology. Our pages aim to keep external elements purposeful so readers can focus on the relevant information.
Updates to this policy
We review this policy when our cookie practices, analytics arrangements or publishing features change. A revised version takes effect when it appears here with a new date line. We encourage readers to check the policy when returning after a substantial change, especially if they use browser controls that affect saved preferences.
Our editorial practice is straightforward: we explain what our site does, use clear language and avoid treating routine browser data as a reason to overstate what we know about a reader. We also keep affiliate disclosure visible so the commercial context of a link is plain.
Managing cookies in your browser
Most browsers let readers view stored cookies, block selected categories, remove existing data or choose a more private browsing mode. The labels differ between browsers, but cookie controls are usually found in privacy, site-data or settings menus. Removing cookies can reset saved display choices, while blocking them may affect a page feature that depends on a remembered preference.
We recommend choosing browser settings that match your own privacy preferences and reviewing them after an update. Our site can still serve as an information resource when you decide not to accept optional cookies; the practical effect is usually that a preference may need to be selected again on a later visit.
Last updated: 2 November 2026