Cookie Policy for Tower Rush Original
Last updated: September 2026
This page explains which cookies tower-rush-original.com sets, why they are there and how you can refuse or remove them. We are an independent guide to Tower Rush by Galaxsys, not a casino: there are no player accounts and no cashier on this domain, so nothing described below is tied to a balance, a card or a payout.
1. What cookies are
A cookie is a small text file that a site stores on your computer, phone or tablet so it can recognise the same browser on a later visit. Some disappear the moment you close the tab, others stay for a fixed period. Related technologies such as local storage and tracking pixels do much the same job, and this policy treats them the same way.
2. Which cookies this site uses
The list is deliberately short. Four categories cover everything we set or allow:
- Strictly necessary cookies: they make pages load correctly and remember the cookie choice you already made, so the consent banner does not reappear on every article. These cannot be switched off.
- Analytics cookies: aggregated statistics on which guides get read, how visitors move between pages and where they leave. We use them to rewrite weak articles, not to identify you personally.
- Preference cookies: they store settings you choose yourself, such as a collapsed section or a dismissed notice, so the site behaves the same way on your next visit.
- Affiliate tracking tags: when you follow a link to an operator, a partner tag can record that the click came from this site so the referral is credited. It does not hand us your name, your deposits or your playing history.
3. Your consent and how to change it
Nothing outside the strictly necessary category loads until you accept it in the consent banner shown on your first visit. Simply carrying on reading is not consent, and neither is closing the banner without choosing. Your decision is recorded so you are not asked again on every page, and you can reverse it whenever you like by clearing this site's cookies in your browser and reloading, which brings the banner back.
4. Cookies set by other companies
Analytics providers and the casinos we link to set their own cookies under their own policies, which we neither write nor control. The moment you leave for an operator's site, that site's rules apply, including whatever it uses for login, payments and its own marketing. Read its cookie and privacy pages before you register there.
5. Managing cookies in your browser
Every major browser lets you block or delete cookies from its own settings, filed under privacy in Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge alike. You can block the lot: our guides stay perfectly readable, though remembered preferences will stop working and the consent banner will return on each visit. Private or incognito windows discard cookies as soon as you close them.
We revise this policy whenever the tools behind the site change or the applicable rules do, and the date at the top shows when it was last touched; the text you see here is always the version in force. If anything on this page is unclear, write to the editorial team through the contact page and we will explain it in plain language, though questions about cookies on an operator's site have to go to that operator, because we have no visibility into what it sets there.