Cookie Policies
Affiliate cookies
When you follow an outbound link from a guide on this site to Monsterwin, a short-lived affiliate cookie is set on the casino's domain so that the operator knows which site referred you. If you later register and deposit, a small commission is attributed to monsterwin-spins.com. That commission is paid by Monsterwin out of its marketing budget - it does not change your welcome bonus, your wagering requirement or the 10× cashout cap.
The cookie lives on Monsterwin's side, not ours. Clearing cookies in your browser before you register removes the attribution. You can also choose not to follow any outbound links at all - the editorial content on this site is readable without a single click to the casino.
Which we use
The site itself sets a small, strictly functional set of cookies:
- a session cookie that remembers which language or layout you picked (cleared when you close the tab);
- a preferences cookie that stores your consent to analytics, kept for twelve months;
- an analytics cookie used by our privacy-light counter to tell a return visit from a new one, kept for up to twenty-four months.
On top of that, outbound clicks to Monsterwin trigger the operator's own cookies, which are governed by Monsterwin's privacy notice rather than ours. We do not set any advertising, retargeting or social-media tracking cookies, and we do not load third-party scripts whose only purpose is to profile visitors.
What cookies are
A cookie is a small piece of text that a website asks your browser to store on your device. On the next visit, the browser sends the same text back so the site can remember something simple - your language setting, whether you have dismissed a banner, how often you visit.
Cookies are not programs; they cannot read files on your computer or install anything. You can see every cookie this site has set from your browser's developer tools and delete them with a single click. In Chrome, the setting is at Settings - Privacy and security - Cookies and other site data. Safari, Firefox and Edge expose the same controls under slightly different menu names; all four browsers also let you block cookies by default and allow them site by site.