What the cookie banner is actually asking

Cookie notices are usually a wall of legalese. Here's the short, honest version of what we set, what each one does, and how to change your answer.

Cookies are small files a site stores in your browser. Play Case List uses only a handful, and the non-essential ones never run until you say yes on the banner.

Essential cookies

These keep the site working and remembering your choices — chiefly your cookie consent and the one-off age confirmation, so you're not asked again on every page. They don't track you and can't be switched off without breaking basic behaviour, which is why they don't need consent under UK rules.

Cookie	Purpose	Type
Consent choice	Remembers whether you accepted analytics cookies	Essential
Age confirmation	Stops the 18+ check reappearing every visit	Essential
Analytics	Aggregated page views and traffic sources	Optional

Analytics cookies

With your consent, we use privacy-light analytics to see which comparisons get read and how people find us. It's aggregated and not used to identify you. Choose “essential only” on the banner and these never load.

Changing your mind

You can clear this site's cookies in your browser settings at any time, which resets the banner so you can choose again. Your browser also lets you block cookies site-wide, though a few conveniences here will reset each visit if you do.

Operator links

When you click through to a casino, that operator sets its own cookies under its own policy. We don't control those, so it's worth a look at their cookie notice once you arrive.

Last updated 27 June 2026.