Last updated: 8 September 2026
1. Why a cookie policy at all
chicken-road-money.net stores very little in your browser, but "very little" is not "nothing", and you are entitled to the details. This page lists every category, what it does and how long it lasts.
2. In-app browsers
Browsers inside social apps keep their own storage, so the notice can reappear unexpectedly. That is the app's isolation rather than a fault here.
3. Strictly necessary
A single preference entry records your answer to the cookie notice so we do not ask again on every page. Without it the notice would reappear constantly. It carries no identifier and is readable only by this domain.
4. Local storage
Two small flags live alongside cookies: your consent answer, and whether you closed the sticky bar at the bottom of the screen. Both stay on your device and disappear when you clear site data.
Real-money play is what this domain covers, so the stakes of a wrong figure are literal. Deposit advice here is deliberately conservative and the safer-play page is part of the guide, not an appendix.
5. Third-party cookies
None are set by this site. An operator you visit will set its own once you arrive there, under its domain and its policy; blocking third-party cookies in your browser prevents that without affecting anything here.
6. How to control them
Every major browser can block or clear cookies for a single site, and private windows discard them on close. Clearing this site's data removes everything we set, immediately and permanently — nothing is mirrored on our servers.
7. Deleting everything
Clearing this site's data removes every entry immediately and permanently. Nothing is mirrored on our servers to restore it from.
If a sentence here reads as vague, that is a fault worth reporting.