Cookie Policy for the Informational Resource

This Cookie Policy explains which types of cookie files may be used on this informational resource, what functions they perform, and which controls are available to readers for managing them.

The document applies to the website’s pages, interface elements, technical functions, and forms. It is intended primarily for adult readers in Argentina who consult content about online casinos, betting, promotions, payments, privacy, and responsible gambling.

This resource is editorial and independent. It is not a gambling platform, does not open casino accounts, process deposits or withdrawals, or manage payments. For this reason, it does not use cookies to collect passwords, access codes, banking information, card details, or gambling account data.

By continuing to browse the website, you agree to the use of cookies in accordance with this Policy, to the extent permitted by applicable law and the consent options that may be displayed. Strictly necessary cookies may be used for basic website operation where permitted by law.

What a Cookie Does in Practice

A cookie is a small text file that a website may store or access through your browser. It may be created when you visit a page from a computer, smartphone, tablet, or another compatible device.

A cookie is not a program. It does not run by itself, install software, or damage the device or files stored on it. It also cannot independently access photographs, documents, passwords, or applications outside the browser.

In practice, a cookie may help the website remember technical settings between visits. For example, it may support correct page loading, maintain the status of a session, remember a selected language, or prevent an interface preference from being lost when moving between sections.

Some cookies also make it possible to collect general statistical information. These measurements may show which content receives the most visits, which types of devices readers use, or whether a page is experiencing performance issues.

Cookies do not all serve the same purpose. Their function depends on their category, the settings applied, and the choices made by the user through their browser.

How Long Cookies Remain on Your Device

Cookies do not always remain on a device for the same length of time. Based on their duration, they may be divided into session cookies and persistent cookies.

Session cookies operate during a specific visit. They are usually deleted automatically when the browser or relevant window is closed. They may be useful for maintaining a consistent technical interaction while you browse several pages.

Persistent cookies remain stored for a defined period. This period may last days, months, or, depending on their purpose, longer. For example, a functional cookie may remember a language or display preference during future visits.

You can delete cookies at any time through your browser settings. You may also choose to delete them when the session ends, block them by category, or request confirmation before a new cookie is stored.

Blocking all cookies may affect the website. Some pages may load incompletely, certain elements may stop remembering a choice, or a technical function may not respond as expected.

The Types of Cookies We Use

This resource may use three main categories of cookies: necessary, analytics, and functional cookies. Each category performs a different task, and they are not all managed in the same way.

The editorial team aims to limit their use to the purposes required to keep the website accessible, understandable, and protected against abusive requests. Cookies are not used to operate a casino, manage player accounts, or carry out transactions.

Cookies Essential to Website Operation

Strictly necessary cookies help make the website’s basic functions available. They may support correct page loading, navigation between sections, the display of interface components, and the protection of forms against automated activity.

Without them, some pages may not display correctly or certain functions may become temporarily unavailable. Their purpose is not to carry out marketing or track a person’s behaviour across other websites.

These cookies do not store directly identifiable personal information and are not used to track user behaviour for marketing purposes. They are also not designed to contain passwords, OTP codes, card numbers, banking information, personal documents, or gambling account details.

Where permitted by applicable law, necessary cookies may not require individual acceptance because they are essential for providing a technical function requested by the reader, such as opening a page or using basic navigation.

Audience Measurement Cookies

Analytics cookies make it possible to collect general statistics about how the resource is used. They may show:

• which pages receive the most visits;
• which types of devices are used;
• approximately how long a visitor remains in a section;
• whether a recurring loading error occurs.

The data is used to improve the structure, readability, and performance of the content. For example, a page that displays poorly on mobile devices may require a technical improvement, while a frequently visited topic may need an additional explanation.

A third-party analytics tool, such as Google Analytics or an equivalent service, may be used. Where possible and appropriate, IP-address anonymisation or minimisation options may be applied.

The information is reviewed in aggregate. It is not used to create a player profile, assess a person’s financial position, make decisions about external accounts, or send personalised advertising.

Cookies That Save Preferences

Functional cookies make it possible to remember certain actions or settings between visits. Their purpose is to prevent a person from having to configure basic reading elements repeatedly.

Depending on the available functions, they may save:

• interface language;
• visual settings;
• a decision relating to a cookie notice;
• recently viewed sections;
• browsing preferences.

The website’s own functional cookies are not used for advertising, commercial profiling, or tracking activity outside this resource. They are also not shared with third parties for advertising or commercial purposes.

You may disable this type of cookie through your browser without losing basic access to the materials. However, some preferences may no longer be retained between sessions.

What Cookies Never Do on This Website

The website does not use cookies to collect sensitive information or turn editorial browsing into personalised advertising.

Cookies are not used to:

• obtain passwords, keys, or authentication codes;
• collect card details, CVV codes, CBU, CVU, or wallet information;
• store identity documents, passports, selfies, or KYC documents;
• access balances, withdrawals, bets, or gambling accounts;
• track a person’s activity outside this website;
• create audiences for personalised advertising;
• sell browsing information to third parties;
• automatically add readers to marketing databases;
• send casino campaigns based on reading behaviour.

This resource is an informational publication. It does not operate as a casino, payment processor, or advertising service. It therefore does not need cookies to manage funds, monitor bets, operate promotions, or maintain gambling profiles.

A reference to Altaficha or another platform within an article does not allow this website to access the operator’s internal systems or collect information from an external account.

Cookies Set by External Tools

External technical services may be involved in keeping the website available and secure. These may include hosting, CDN, analytics, security, anti-spam, maintenance, or form-processing tools.

These providers may use their own cookies where necessary to perform their function. For example:

• an analytics tool may generate audience statistics;
• an anti-spam service may detect automated requests;
• an infrastructure provider may process technical data to deliver a page correctly.

External services should receive only the information necessary to perform their task. Where applicable, they operate under confidentiality, security, and data-protection obligations. Their specific practices are governed by the privacy and cookie policies published on their official websites.

It is useful to distinguish between two situations. A cookie placed by a technical tool that helps this website function relates to browsing within this website. In contrast, a cookie that appears after clicking through to an external page belongs to that third party and is governed by its own documents.

Articles may contain links to operators, regulators, non-profit organisations, or specialist media. After following one of these links, the external website may set its own measurement, attribution, or traffic cookies under its own terms. Those cookies are not created or controlled by this editorial resource.

Before accepting optional settings on external services, review their privacy documentation. The editorial team does not control later changes to the technologies used by third-party websites and cannot remove cookies placed in your browser by another domain.

How to Manage Cookies on Your Side

You can manage cookies through your browser’s privacy controls. These controls allow you to permit, block, delete, or restrict certain categories according to your preferences.

Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and other current browsers provide options for reviewing stored cookies. The exact location of these menus may vary depending on the device, operating system, and browser version.

In general, browser settings allow you to:

• view cookies stored by each website;
• delete cookies from a specific page;
• remove all browsing data;
• block third-party cookies;
• allow cookies only during a session;
• configure automatic deletion when the browser closes;
• receive warnings before a new cookie is stored.

If you block necessary cookies, some technical functions may not operate correctly. For example, a privacy notice may appear repeatedly, a preference may not be saved, or a form may display an error.

You may also use private browsing or incognito mode for a one-time visit. Under normal conditions, cookies generated in that window are deleted after all private sessions are closed. However, this mode does not make your connection anonymous to every party on the internet and does not replace the browser’s privacy settings.

Changes to This Policy

This Cookie Policy may change if the website’s technical tools are updated, an analytics service is added or removed, security measures are modified, or applicable regulatory requirements evolve.

The current version will be published on this page together with the update date. If there is a significant change in how cookies or similar technologies are used, the editorial team may communicate the change through a visible notice.

You are advised to review this Policy periodically. Continued use of the website after an update may imply acceptance of the current version, within the limits of applicable law. This does not replace any specific consent choices that may be required for optional cookies.

Where to Send Cookie-Related Questions

Questions concerning cookies, privacy, browser settings, or the processing of technical data may be submitted through the form available on the contact page.

To help with the review, state that the message concerns cookies and briefly explain whether you want to:

• report a technical problem;
• request clarification about a category;
• learn about the available control options.

The form is not intended to resolve operational matters involving a gambling platform. Questions about accounts, deposits, withdrawals, bonuses, bets, passwords, account blocks, payments, or identity verification must be sent to the official support service of the relevant operator.