Cookie Policy

What is stored in the browser

Reelworth prints three cookie names on the card and stops. rlw_sid is the session and it is over when the browser session is over, or after thirty idle minutes, or at twelve hours. rlw_age is the 18 answer for 365 days. Clear the card and the gate deals again. rlw_consent is the banner for 180 days. Analytics and marketing are checkboxes stored in that cookie, not products running behind the reels. No supplier frame is on the page, so no supplier cookie is set. There is no cookie that remembers a spin, because a spin does not happen.

You need to be 18 or older. The gate asks and stores a yes in rlw_age for 365 days. The birth date rejects a younger date. A file upload, JPG, PNG, or PDF under 8 MB, goes to Pending and stops there. The status starts Unverified. Reelworth has no control that means Verified. One email, one account. Self-excluded emails do not get a second life under a new registration. Passwords are hashes of at least ten characters with letters and numbers. Five bad tries in fifteen minutes lock the email for fifteen minutes. Sessions, cookie rlw_sid, end at thirty idle minutes or twelve hours. Reset is a one-hour link in the mail log when the account exists, with the same on-screen sentence either way.

The banner, in this website's words

Accept All marks the optional boxes on and does not start a counter. Reject Optional marks them off and keeps the session, the age answer, and the mark of the refusal. Cookie Settings lets one box move without the other. Essential cookies are the ones the banner will not throw out. English (Canada) and Canadian dollars do not need their own cookies. Ask privacy@videosltos.slonik.store if a name on the card is unclear.

How that sits next to the account

Registration wants a password of at least ten characters with letters and numbers, hashed. It wants a birth date at 18 or older. It refuses an excluded email and a used email. It stores the Canadian address and the phone. Date of birth and email lock. Name, phone, and address stay editable. JPG, PNG, or PDF under 8 MB becomes Pending. Other files do nothing. Unverified is the start. Verified is not a status on the card. You may skip the file. The reels stay still either way.

Canadian dollars, forms present, method absent. Deposit refused. Withdrawal not created. Balance still the sum of completed rows, which these refusals are not. No fees, no clocks, no payment logos, no card numbers, no bank details. Limits can be set anyway: stricter now, looser after twenty-four hours. Loss limits have nothing to count. Session limits can still sign you out. Reality checks show the ledger. Time-out is twenty-four hours, seven days, or thirty days. Self-exclusion is six months, one year, five years, or open. It is stored here only, blocks that email, blocks a new withdrawal, and is not filed with a provincial register.

The card, read from the bottom

The card titled “What is stored in the browser” still says this. Reelworth prints three cookie names on the card and stops. rlw_sid is the session and it is over when the browser session is over, or after thirty idle minutes, or at twelve hours. rlw_age is the 18 answer for 365 days. Clear the card and the gate deals again. rlw_consent is the banner for 180 days. Analytics and marketing are checkboxes stored in that cookie, not products running behind the reels. No supplier frame is on the page, so no supplier cookie is set. There is no cookie that remembers a spin, because a spin does not happen.

The card titled “The banner, in this website's words” still says this. Accept All marks the optional boxes on and does not start a counter. Reject Optional marks them off and keeps the session, the age answer, and the mark of the refusal. Cookie Settings lets one box move without the other. Essential cookies are the ones the banner will not throw out. English (Canada) and Canadian dollars do not need their own cookies. Ask privacy@videosltos.slonik.store if a name on the card is unclear.

The card titled “How that sits next to the account” still says this. Registration wants a password of at least ten characters with letters and numbers, hashed. It wants a birth date at 18 or older. It refuses an excluded email and a used email. It stores the Canadian address and the phone. Date of birth and email lock. Name, phone, and address stay editable. JPG, PNG, or PDF under 8 MB becomes Pending. Other files do nothing. Unverified is the start. Verified is not a status on the card. You may skip the file. The reels stay still either way.