Privacy & cookies
W3Gamble is an informational catalog. We do not run games, accept wagers, or hold player funds. This page explains what we store in your browser and how optional analytics works.
Who we are
The site is operated as W3Gamble at w3gamble.com. For corrections or privacy questions, use Contact.
What we collect
- Site preferences - stored locally in your browser (for example cookie consent, age confirmation, and accessibility settings). These do not identify you to us as a person.
- Optional analytics - only if you choose "Accept analytics." We then load Google Analytics (measurement ID G-0BTVM27KQ2) to understand aggregate traffic: pages viewed, approximate region, device type, and referral source.
- Messages you send - if you contact us, we process the details you include so we can reply.
We do not sell personal data. Commercial Visit links, when present, are disclosed separately from payment tables.
Cookies we use
| Name / type | Purpose | Required |
|---|---|---|
| w3g_age_gate | Remembers your one-time 18+ confirmation (or under-age exit) in this browser. | Essential |
| w3g_cookie_consent | Remembers whether you accepted or declined analytics. | Essential |
| Accessibility prefs | Local settings from the accessibility control (text size and related options). | Essential |
| _ga / _ga_* | Google Analytics cookies used only after you accept analytics. They help distinguish visits in aggregate reports. | Optional |
Essential storage keeps the site usable and remembers your choice. Optional analytics is never loaded until you accept. Choosing "Essential only" leaves the catalog fully readable.
Change your choice
You can reopen the cookie prompt and pick again. If you previously accepted analytics and then switch to essential only, clear site data for w3gamble.com in your browser to remove Google Analytics cookies already set.
Third parties & outbound links
Operator Visit buttons may open third-party gambling sites. Those sites set their own cookies and privacy policies; we do not control them. Market-data widgets may call public crypto APIs for prices; that traffic is separate from analytics consent.
Google's overview of Analytics data practices: Google Privacy Policy.
Retention
Consent preference stays in local storage until you clear it or change it. Analytics data, when enabled, is retained according to the Google Analytics property settings (typically months, not indefinitely for our reporting needs).
Updates
We may revise this notice when tools or law change. The date below reflects the last editorial update. Material changes to optional cookies will prompt a new consent choice when practical.
Last updated: 27 September 2026