Cookie Policy

Cango Review NZ is an independent information site with affiliate links that reviews and checks the Cango online casino for readers in New Zealand. We are not the casino and we do not run its gaming platform, accounts, or payments. Like most informational websites, our pages place small text files on your device to keep the site working properly, measure traffic, and record when a visitor follows an outgoing link. This page explains how those files work and how you can control them.

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files that a website asks your browser to store on your computer, phone, or tablet when you visit a page. Each file typically contains an anonymous identifier, the name of the site that placed it, and an expiry date. They do not hold your name, email address, or banking details, and they cannot look into other files on your device or install software.

Websites use these files to remember basic settings between pages, so you do not have to set your preferences every time you load a new article. Some files last only for the length of your browsing session and disappear as soon as you close the tab. Others remain in your browser storage for a set period so the site can recognise a returning browser on a future visit. First-party files are set directly by our site, while third-party files are placed by external measurement or referral tools that we use to run the service.

Cookies this site uses

We keep our use of browser storage minimal because Cango Review NZ has no user accounts, login areas, or payment forms. The files placed when you read our pokies guides or bonus reviews fall into three standard categories. The table below outlines each type, why it is set, and how long it typically stays on your device.

Essential files are active by default because the pages cannot display properly without them. Analytics data is collected in aggregate form, meaning we see overall reading trends rather than the habits of any single person.

Affiliate tracking cookies

Cango Review NZ is funded through referral commissions. When you click an outgoing link on our pages to visit Cango, a small referral file is placed in your browser or a tracking parameter is passed along with your visit. This file stores a simple reference code that connects your visit to our editorial site.

If you go on to register an account at the casino, enter the promo code WP1, or make a deposit in AUD or EUR, that reference code tells the casino platform that you arrived from our review. This allows us to earn a commission at no extra cost to you. It does not alter the bonus terms you receive, and it never gives us access to your casino account, your personal details, or your play history. Once you arrive at the casino, their own site settings and storage rules apply to your session.

Managing cookies in your browser

You are always in control of whether your device accepts or blocks browser storage. Every modern browser used in New Zealand, including Chrome, Safari on iPhone and Mac, Firefox, and Edge, lets you inspect, block, or delete stored files through its privacy and security settings.

In your browser menu, you can choose to clear all existing site data, block third-party tracking files while keeping essential ones active, or open our pages in a private or incognito window so that all temporary files are wiped the moment you close the window. Please note that if you block all storage completely, our site may ask for your cookie preferences again on every single page load, and some interactive tables may not remember your sorting choices.

Changes to this policy

We review this page whenever we update our site software, change our traffic measurement tools, or adjust how our referral links work. Any changes will be written in plain words and posted directly on this page so you can always see what is stored on your device. This policy was last updated on 10 November 2026.