Cookie Policy

Cango Bonus to Cashout is an independent Australian information site with affiliate links, and we are not the casino or its operator. When you read our guides on pokies, bonus wagering or payment times, your browser stores small text files on your device. On the Cashout Route, this page sits outside the five steps from deposit to withdrawal, explaining how our site handles browser storage while you research your options. We keep our tracking minimal and transparent so you can focus on checking rules, limits in A$ and verification requirements without unwanted clutter.

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files placed on your computer, tablet or mobile phone when you visit a website. They do not contain personal details like your name or banking figures, and they cannot scan your device or install software. Instead, they hold a short string of characters that lets a site recognise your browser when you move from one page to another or return a few days later.

Some files are session-based and disappear as soon as you close your browser tab. Others are persistent and stay in your browser folder for a set period, usually from a few days up to several months, unless you clear them yourself. First-party files are set directly by our site, while third-party files come from external analytics or affiliate tracking tools.

Cookies we use

We group the files set by Cango Bonus to Cashout into three practical categories based on what they do during your visit. We do not run intrusive ad networks or behavioural retargeting banners.

• Essential technical files keep the site working properly on your screen. They remember basic preferences, such as whether you have dismissed the cookie banner and whether you are viewing the Australian version of our pages with figures in A$. These files are necessary for basic navigation and typically last for your current session or up to twelve months for banner choices.
• Analytics files help us see how readers use our guides. They count page views in aggregate, show which Cashout Route articles are read the most and point out broken pages or slow loading times on mobile browsers. The data is grouped together so we cannot identify individual readers.
• Affiliate referral files work when you click an outgoing link to visit Cango. Because we are an affiliate information site, a small tracking file records that you came from our page so the casino knows which site referred you. This file does not change the welcome bonus you receive, the A$45 minimum deposit for code WP1 or any wagering rules.

Managing cookies

You have full control over whether your browser accepts or blocks these small files. Every modern browser, including Safari on iPhone, Chrome on Android and desktop browsers like Firefox and Edge, lets you view and delete stored site data in the privacy or settings menu. You can block third-party files altogether, clear your history after each session or set rules for specific websites.

If you block analytics or affiliate files, all our tables, wagering calculations and verification guides will still load normally. Blocking essential technical files still lets you read the text, though the cookie notice may reappear each time you open a new page.

Changes to this policy

We update this page whenever we change our analytics tools or adjust how our site stores browser preferences. Our editorial team reviews our technical setup regularly alongside our content updates. Any adjustments take effect as soon as the revised text is published here, so checking back occasionally will show you our current practices.