Cookie Policy
Cookies are small text files that a site stores in your browser. This page lists the cookies Gambler Club sets, what each one does, and how to switch the optional ones off. Your choice here never changes the content of our reviews or rankings.
Last updated: 5 October 2026.
1. Categories of cookies we use
| Category | Purpose | Active by default |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | Remembering your cookie-consent choice, basic interface state, security | Yes |
| Analytics | Aggregate statistics: pages viewed, traffic sources, device types | No — only after you consent |
We do not run advertising or retargeting cookies on this site.
2. The cookies we set
gc_consent — essential. Stores whether you accepted or refused analytics cookies, and when. Without it we would have to ask on every page you visit.
gc_lang — essential. Remembers interface preferences such as the regional version of the site you chose to view.
gc_analytics — analytics, set only after you consent. A random identifier that allows our analytics platform to count unique visits without revealing who you are.
None of these values contain your name, email address or any other contact detail, and none of them identifies you on other websites.
3. How to give or withdraw consent
A banner asks for analytics consent on your first visit. Your choice is stored in the gc_consent cookie and is not requested again until you change it.
To change your mind later, either:
- clear this site's cookies and site data in your browser settings — the consent cookie disappears and the banner returns on your next visit; or
- block cookies for gambler-club.com entirely. The site keeps working, but your consent choice will not persist between visits.
Withdrawing consent stops analytics scripts from loading on your next visit; it does not affect pages that are already open.
4. Third-party cookies
Following a link to a casino takes you to that operator's website, which sets cookies under its own policy. We do not control those cookies. Some outbound links may carry a technical identifier so that sign-ups can be attributed to their source — this is explained in our advertising policy and handled as described in our privacy policy.
5. Blocking analytics more broadly
Major browsers can block third-party cookies by default, and browser privacy settings let you refuse all cookies for a single site. Do Not Track: we treat a DNT signal sent by your browser as a refusal of analytics cookies, so no analytics script is loaded.
6. Questions
Anything about cookies or data handling can be sent to [email protected]. The wider picture — what we collect, why, and your rights — is in the privacy policy.