Tower cookie policy
Our independent information guide about Tower uses cookies and similar browser tools to keep the guide usable and to understand how readers reach its editorial material. This policy concerns our publishing site, not a Tower casino account or its payment records. Casino account, deposit, and support questions belong with the casino’s own support channel.
Cookies are small pieces of information stored or read by a browser. They can remember a practical choice, help a page function consistently or give us broad information about how readers use the guide. We describe the purpose of each category plainly so that a reader can decide how browser settings should work for them.
Updates to this policy
When wording changes
We review this policy when the way our guide is published, measured or funded changes. The date at the end is the reference point for readers who want to see whether the wording has been updated.
Where changes appear
Policy changes appear in this document, alongside the visible date that marks the latest update.
Why the date matters
A visible date helps readers compare the policy with an earlier visit and decide whether to revisit their browser choices.
Cookie types we may use
Different browser tools have different editorial purposes. Our guide may use:
- essential cookies, which support a basic site function or remember a choice needed for the guide to work as intended;
- analytics cookies, which provide aggregated reading patterns that help us improve navigation and article clarity;
- preference cookies, which can retain a reader’s presentation or consent choice;
- affiliate cookies, which may identify that a reader followed a commercial link connected with our publishing work.
These categories describe our information guide. They do not describe cookies used by a casino account area or another service reached through an external link.
What cookies are
Cookies are not editorial messages, and they are not a reader’s casino profile. In ordinary use, they allow a browser and a site to recognise a limited piece of information on a later visit. They may be session-based or remain until a browser or site setting removes them.
- A browser can store a cookie for the current visit.
- A browser can retain a preference for a later visit.
- A reader can inspect, block or delete cookies through browser controls.
The available controls depend on the browser and device. We encourage readers to use the settings that match their own privacy preference rather than treating one option as suitable for everyone.
Consent and changing a choice
Essential functions
Some browser tools may be needed for a basic setting or a choice made on our guide. Where a choice is offered, the guide should present it in a clear form rather than implying consent through unrelated editorial reading.
Analytics and affiliate measurement
Analytics and affiliate tools serve publishing purposes, not casino-account management. Readers can review their browser settings if they prefer to limit those categories. An affiliate relationship is disclosed in our editorial material where relevant.
Returning to a decision
A reader may change a browser choice later. Clearing stored data, changing browser privacy settings or using available consent controls can alter what the browser retains on a future visit.
Managing cookies in a browser
Review settings
Most browsers provide a privacy or site-data area where readers can see stored cookies and set general permissions. The wording and location differ by browser, so we avoid presenting one menu path as universal.
Delete stored data
Deleting cookies can remove remembered choices and sign-out information on services that use them. A reader who deletes them may need to make a preference choice again on the next visit.
Use a preferred approach
Blocking all cookies, allowing selected categories or clearing data after a visit are different approaches. The appropriate choice depends on how a reader wants the browser to balance convenience and privacy while using our guide.
Last updated: 3 November 2026