What cookies do
A cookie is a small value a website asks a browser to store and return on later requests. It can help recognise a repeated visit or remember a setting. Cookies are different from server access logs and from local storage in the browser.
A first-party cookie belongs to the domain being visited. Other services may use their own cookies after a visitor follows a link or redirect.
Browsing these pages
The current information-page scripts do not set cookies or use local storage to save game filters, payment-tab choices or opened answers. These controls work within the current page session.
The website uses Google Fonts for typography. Fetching a font is an external request, even when no cookie is created by the page itself. Technical request information is described in the Privacy Policy.
The Play Now redirect cookie
The redirect endpoint is configured to use a short-lived cookie for repeat-visit counting and traffic rotation. It can be set when the redirect is used; simply opening an information page does not call that endpoint.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| Provider | The current website domain, through its redirect endpoint. |
| Name | A generated identifier derived from the domain and redirect group; it is not a readable preference name. |
| Purpose | Count repeat redirect visits and support selection of a destination. |
| Duration | Configured for one hour; the expiry may be renewed by a subsequent redirect response. |
| Browser access | Configured as HttpOnly, so page JavaScript cannot read it, and SameSite=Lax. |
The endpoint also transmits technical request information to a routing service. Clearing this cookie does not remove records already received by that service.
Cookies after a redirect
A destination reached through Play Now can have its own account, security, analytics or marketing cookies. Their names, purposes and durations are not defined by this website's configuration. Read that service's cookie information before choosing its settings.
This policy does not claim to control another domain's cookies or to make choices on your behalf.
Managing your browser
Use your browser's privacy or site-data settings to inspect and remove cookies for this domain, block cookies or restrict third-party cookies. Apply settings separately in each browser and on each device that you use.
Removing the redirect cookie can cause a later click to be treated as a new visit. Blocking cookies may affect a destination service's sign-in or preferences. Private browsing does not make network requests anonymous and does not prevent a provider receiving technical connection information.
Consent and changes
This policy explains the current implementation; reading it is not itself consent to optional tracking. Where applicable law requires consent before a technology is used, that requirement is not replaced by this notice.
If new analytics, advertising or preference technologies are added, their purposes and controls need to be reflected in the site's cookie information. The Privacy Policy explains how cookie-related information differs from account information collected by another service.