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Cookie Policy

Updated: 10 November 2026

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files stored in your web browser when you visit a website. They hold modest pieces of information so that a page can remember your settings, keep the layout stable on your screen, and recognise if the same browser returns later. They are a standard part of how modern websites run across computers, phones, and tablets.

These files do not access your personal folders, read other applications on your device, or collect details from your hard drive. Because Cango Live Bet NZ is an independent information guide for New Zealand readers and not the casino itself, we do not run player accounts, process deposits, or host real-money live tables or pokies. Any cookie set while you read our articles relates purely to browsing our editorial pages.

Most cookies fall into two timing categories: session cookies and persistent cookies. Session cookies stay active only while you have the browser window open and disappear as soon as you close it. Persistent cookies remain in your browser folder for a set duration, usually from a few days up to several months, unless you clear them earlier through your device settings.

Our site uses technical, analytics and affiliate referral cookies only, and every page stays readable with cookies blocked.

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Cookies on this site

We keep our setup simple and use only the cookies needed to run an information guide properly. Our pages do not ask you to log in, verify an identity document, or select an account currency such as AUD or EUR, so we have no need for account-level tracking. Instead, the files placed on your device fall into three plain categories:

  • Technical cookies that make sure pages load cleanly, remember whether you have closed a cookie notice, and match our table layouts to your screen size.
  • Analytics cookies that count page visits, measure how long readers spend looking at cashier or live table guides, and show which topics are read most often in New Zealand.
  • Affiliate referral tags that note when a reader moves from our independent site to the casino lobby, allowing the casino to recognise the referral without altering the facts or figures on our pages.

Analytics data is gathered in aggregate form. We look at overall traffic patterns rather than individual habits, and we never sell personal data to third parties. If you leave our guide and enter the Cango casino environment, the casino will apply its own cookie rules to manage your session, live chat window, and cashier screen.

Managing cookies

You decide how your browser handles cookies at all times. Every major web browser used in New Zealand allows you to inspect the files currently stored on your device, delete specific entries, or block websites from saving new ones altogether. You can adjust these controls inside the privacy or security menu of your chosen browser on both desktop and mobile devices.

If you prefer not to keep persistent files between visits, using a private or incognito window will clear all session data automatically the moment you close the tab. You can also set your browser to ask for permission each time a site tries to place a cookie, giving you direct control over analytics and referral tags while leaving basic page loading intact.

Blocking all cookies will not stop you from reading our articles about live dealer limits, cashier speeds, or pokies rules. Every text guide and table on Cango Live Bet NZ remains open and readable even with strict privacy settings switched on. The only minor difference is that the site may not remember your display preferences if you close the page and come back another day.