How Slotornado cookies support your visit

Cookies are small files saved to a device while it browses our pages. We use different groups for core functions, remembered preferences and measurement, while your browser remains the place where stored data can be reviewed or removed.

Third-party cookie roles explained

Some cookies relate to services outside our own application layers. We keep their purpose distinct from the files that support a basic visit.

Cookie sourcePurposePractical effect
Back-end applicationSupports the application layer behind a visitHelps core functions continue between requests
Front-end applicationSupports the visible browser layerCarries settings used during a page visit
Third-party serviceConnects an external serviceMay support traffic, marketing or protection services
reCAPTCHA protectionApplies Google protection termsHelps protect our pages from automated misuse

Third-party cookies are not a replacement for our required and functional groups. They belong to connected services, so their role depends on the service involved. Google reCAPTCHA is one protection measure used on our pages, alongside its own Privacy Policy and Terms.

Managing stored data choices

Browser controls let you decide how existing cookies are handled and what happens on a later visit. The path differs by browser, but the useful actions remain practical and clear.

  • Open the browser privacy or site-data settings and find the controls for cookies.
  • Review stored data for our pages when you want to remove a saved session or preference.
  • Choose whether to restrict particular cookies, including third-party cookies where the browser offers that option.
  • Save the setting, then return to the browser session with the choice you made.

Restricting cookies can affect functions that rely on a browser remembering navigation or account access. A preference may also be lost when functional cookies are removed, so a new visit can feel less familiar than the previous one.

Cookie categories and choices

We separate cookie groups by the job they perform rather than treating every stored file as the same thing.

  • Required cookies support navigation and access to the member area. They are tied to the core functions needed during a visit.
  • Functional cookies can remember a session, language or region, which helps a browser retain a chosen setting.
  • Advertising cookies support campaign measurement with advertising partners and help us understand marketing activity.
  • Traffic measurement uses cookie-based information to show how pages and campaigns are performing.

Cookie controls are a browser decision, and the trade-off is visible: stricter settings can reduce what a session remembers. We use the different groups for their stated purposes, so a reader can make a choice with the role of each group in mind.
Last updated: 13 November 2026