Cookies
This site sets one cookie of its own and, if you accept, the Google Analytics ones. There is nothing else to declare, and what follows is the whole of it, written out rather than summarised (name, purpose, duration, in that order), because a cookie policy that says only "this site uses cookies" has declared nothing at all.
The one this site sets
ndb_consent records your choice about analytics and nothing else, lasting one hundred and eighty-two days and holding a single word (either "granted" or "denied"), and it is set whichever way you choose, because remembering a refusal is the only way of not asking again. A consent banner (ours included) that returns every morning has not understood what a refusal is.
The ones Google Analytics sets, if you accept
_ga lasts two years and distinguishes one browser from another, while _ga_<container> lasts two years as well and keeps the state of the "session"; both are set by Google Analytics 4, loaded through Google Tag Manager, and neither is set unless you accept. Two cookies, two years, one purpose between them, and none of it begins before the button is pressed.
If you accept and later change your mind, the button at the top of this page disables the property, declares consent "denied", deletes those cookies and reloads the page without the container. The detail is worth setting out (disabled, denied, deleted, reloaded: four things, and all four happen) because a revocation that leaves the container running in memory is not a revocation but a tidy appearance of one.
The market redirection service
The service that decides whether this site may show you operators is configured to set no cookie, and after a redirection your browser holds none from it. It runs before your choice about cookies, not being "analytics" but the filter that keeps this site inside the law of the country it is read from (a filter, and not a counter). It is run by TechTurtle, s. r. o. (Obchodná 2, Bratislava), it is reached at the host g10498469755.co, and our privacy page sets out at greater length what it receives and what it cannot do.
Blocking them yourself
Every browser can refuse cookies, delete the ones it already holds and list the ones a page has set, and none of that needs anything from this site. Nothing here needs a cookie in order to work: refuse everything and the pages are identical (identical, and not degraded), which is how a site with no accounts and no "basket" ought to behave, and how few of them do!
By the No Deposit Bonus editorial team · Last updated October 2026 · Online since 2014