Guide Privacy
How This Here2Win Casino Guide Handles Data
This page covers only what this informational guide's own on-site tools store in your browser — the reload wheel, the pokie previews and the offer popup. Here's exactly what each one keeps, and for how long.
What's Collected on This Site
I've kept this guide's own footprint small and I want you to know exactly what it is rather than guess. There are three widgets running on Here2Win pages, and between them they cover the entire list: a reload-wheel cookie, a slot-progress note kept locally in your browser, and a popup session flag. Nothing here talks to your Here2Win Casino account — this guide sits separately and doesn't touch account data at all.
No Separate Analytics
Beyond those three widget tools, this site doesn't run any additional tracking. There's no separate analytics script logging pages you visit or building a profile of your session — just the three storage mechanisms below, each doing one specific job.
Data Details
The wheel cookie records your wheel result, a spin count and a timestamp, and it's kept for 30 days before it clears itself. The slot progress tool uses your browser's local storage to remember slot progress and result, so a preview doesn't reset itself the moment you glance at another tab. The offer popup uses session storage purely to avoid repeating the offer popup within a browser session — close it once and it won't nag you again until you open a fresh session.
Your Choices
All three of these live in your own browser, not on a server I control, so clearing cookies and site data — or adjusting your browser's privacy settings to block local and session storage — removes them. Do that at any point and the wheel, the slot preview and the popup will simply start fresh next time you land on the site.
For the rules around using this guide itself, the Terms and Conditions cover that ground; if a question about your data falls outside what's on this page, the Here2Win Casino FAQ is the next stop, and if you're here checking on player-protection tools more broadly, the Responsible Gaming page lists the real support resources for New Zealand.