Cookie Policy

Cookie Policy: What Cookies We Use & How to Disable Them

Cookies are small text files a website stores in your browser. 4dlover2a uses a modest set — essential, analytics and affiliate-tracking cookies. This page explains what each one does and exactly how to switch off the ones you don't want.

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What cookies are

A cookie is a small file a site saves in your browser so it can remember something between page loads or visits — a setting you chose, or that you already clicked out to a particular casino. Some cookies are set by us ("first-party") and some by the services we use, such as our analytics provider ("third-party"). Cookies can't run programs or carry viruses; they just store small pieces of information.

The cookies we use

We group our cookies into three categories:

CategoryWhat it doesCan you turn it off?
EssentialMakes the site work — page delivery, security, and remembering your cookie choice itself. Without these the site can't function properly.No — these are strictly necessary and set no marketing data
AnalyticsTells us, in aggregate, which pages get read, how long people stay, and where they arrived from, so we can improve the content. Data is used to understand traffic, not to identify you personally.Yes
Affiliate trackingWhen you click a link out to an operator, an affiliate cookie records that the referral came from us so the operator can credit it. This is how a free site earns. It does not track your play, your account, or your deposits.Yes
What affiliate cookies don't do: they can't see your casino balance, your bets, or your personal account. All they record is that you clicked through from 4dlover2a. See how this fits our wider data practices in the privacy policy.

Cookie lifespan

Cookies last different lengths of time. Session cookies are deleted when you close your browser. Persistent cookies stay for a set period — analytics cookies typically for months so we can distinguish returning readers, and affiliate cookies usually for a defined attribution window (commonly 30 days) so a referral can still be credited if you sign up a little later. You can delete any cookie manually at any time using the steps below.

How to disable or delete cookies

You're in control. You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings — this won't break the site, though turning off essential cookies may. Here's where to find the controls:

  • Google Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Third-party cookies (and "Clear browsing data" to delete existing cookies).
  • Safari: Settings/Preferences → Privacy → Manage Website Data, or enable "Prevent cross-site tracking".
  • Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data → Manage Data / Enhanced Tracking Protection.
  • Microsoft Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions → Manage and delete cookies and site data.
  • Mobile: the same options live under your mobile browser's privacy settings.

You can also browse in a private/incognito window, which discards cookies when you close it, or use browser add-ons that block analytics and tracking scripts. For a broad opt-out of analytics across many sites, tools like your browser's "Do Not Track" setting and analytics opt-out add-ons work well.

Note: if you disable analytics or affiliate cookies you can still read and use every page on 4dlover2a exactly as normal. Disabling essential cookies may stop parts of the site from working.

Changes and contact

If our cookie use changes we'll update this page and the date at the top. Questions about cookies or your data? Email editorial@4dlover2a.com or read the full privacy policy.

Frequently asked questions

What cookies does 4dlover2a use?

Three categories: essential cookies that make the site work, analytics cookies that tell us in aggregate which content is useful, and affiliate-tracking cookies that credit a referral when you click out to an operator. You can turn off analytics and affiliate cookies; essential ones are required.

Do affiliate cookies track my gambling?

No. An affiliate cookie only records that you clicked through to an operator from 4dlover2a so the referral can be credited. It cannot see your casino account, balance, bets or deposits — those stay entirely between you and the operator.

How do I disable cookies?

Use your browser settings. In Chrome go to Privacy and security; in Safari to Privacy; in Firefox to Privacy & Security; in Edge to Cookies and site permissions. You can block or delete cookies there, or browse in a private/incognito window. Disabling analytics or affiliate cookies won't break the site.

Will the site still work if I turn off cookies?

Yes for analytics and affiliate cookies — every page works normally without them. Essential cookies are strictly necessary, so disabling those may stop parts of the site from functioning.

How long do your cookies last?

Session cookies are deleted when you close your browser. Analytics cookies usually persist for months to recognise returning readers, and affiliate cookies last for a set attribution window (commonly 30 days). You can delete any of them manually at any time.

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About the reviewer

Marcus Vale

Marcus Vale

Lead Casino Analyst

Marcus has covered offshore online casinos for 11 years, testing deposits, withdrawals and KYC flows on 200+ real-money sites. He verifies every payout time on this site with his own accounts, funding by both card and crypto so the two rails can be compared on the same cashier.