Cookies and browser storage

Cookie and storage use on the Rollbit reference

The Rollbit reference does not set advertising, analytics or third-party cookies. Its interactive play-exposure checker also avoids persistent browser storage, so the scenario entered for a calculation does not carry over as saved tool state on a later visit.

Cookie use is intentionally limited across the reference

The site provides linked information about Rollbit alongside one local exposure model. Advertising profiles and analytics tracking are not part of that interaction, so advertising, analytics and third-party cookies are not set by the site.

Advertising cookies

Not set by the site.

Analytics cookies

Not set by the site.

Third-party cookies

Not set by the site.

Play-exposure checker

Does not keep cookie or local-storage state between visits.

Changing values in the play-exposure checker affects the calculation shown in the current browser session; the checker does not use persistent cookie or local-storage state to remember those values later.

The play-exposure checker does not need persistent storage

The checker on the Rollbit home review works from the values currently entered into its fields. A stake, round count, illustrative edge and reference bankroll are used to calculate turnover, theoretical expected loss and modeled bankroll exposure in the browser.

Enter the scenario values you want to examine.
The checker recalculates the outputs in the browser as the values change.
The result remains an illustrative gambling-exposure model rather than a prediction of a session.
When the visit ends, the checker does not rely on cookies or local storage to preserve the entered scenario.

The provably fair guide provides the related game-integrity context: seed verification can test eligible outcomes, while house edge and variance remain separate concepts.

Browser controls remain available for site data

Modern browsers provide controls for viewing, blocking and clearing site data. Those controls remain useful even when a site makes limited use of persistent browser storage because they give the reader a single place to manage stored data and privacy settings across websites.

Inspect site data

Browser privacy panels can show what data a site has stored locally for the current browser profile.

Clear stored data

Browser controls can remove site data when the reader wants to reset local storage associated with a domain.

Control third-party behavior

Browser settings can impose broader limits on cross-site cookies and other tracking mechanisms across the web.

For the broader treatment of reader data and hosting-level records, see the privacy note.

Limited storage keeps the reading and calculation flow straightforward

During a visit

Articles can be read normally through internal navigation.
The play-exposure checker responds to the values currently entered.
Browser privacy controls remain available throughout the session.

Between visits

The checker does not retain its inputs in cookies or local storage.
A new visit starts without saved checker scenario values.
Any browser-level clearing controls remain available if the reader wants to reset site data.

The reference keeps cookie use and tool storage minimal

The site does not set advertising, analytics or third-party cookies, and the play-exposure checker does not preserve its scenario values with cookies or local storage between visits. Browser controls remain available for inspecting or clearing site data whenever the reader chooses.

Prepared by the Rollbit editorial staff.