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Cookie Policy

Updated: 10 November 2026

The Cango NZ Handbook cookie policy explains how this independent reference site uses small text files stored on your device when you browse our pages. These cookies help the handbook load properly, remember your display preferences, and count anonymous visits. Because we are an information resource for Kiwi players and not the Cango casino itself, we do not hold player accounts, process deposits, or run pokies on this site. You can read every guide and modify your browser settings at any time to block or delete these files without losing access to our articles.

Which cookies we use

This site uses three categories of cookies to keep the handbook running smoothly: functional files, anonymous statistics, and affiliate link tracking. None of these files collect your name, email address, or banking details.

Functional cookies remember basic technical choices during your visit. For example, they record that you are viewing the New Zealand version of the handbook and note whether you have closed the cookie notice banner. Session files expire as soon as you close your browser tab, while preference files typically stay on your device for up to twelve months so you do not have to reset your view on every visit.

Anonymous statistics cookies help our editorial team understand which guides Kiwi players read most often. They count page views, measure how fast tables load on mobile screens, and show whether visitors are looking up pokies, verification steps, or cashier limits. Because there is no NZD in the Cango cashier, all money figures in our guides are shown in AUD, such as a $15 AUD minimum deposit or a $30 AUD minimum cashout, and statistics cookies simply tell us which of these reference pages get the most traffic. All traffic data is aggregated, meaning we never see individual browsing profiles.

Affiliate tracking cookies are set only when you click an outgoing button that leads to the casino. If you follow a link from our handbook and later open an account at Cango, that small file tells the brand that you arrived from our reference site. It does not change the cost of your play, alter your account terms, or give us access to your personal casino activity.

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Cookies on this handbook cover basic functions, anonymous statistics and affiliate link tracking.

Managing cookies on your device

You have full control over cookies through your browser settings on any computer, smartphone, or tablet. Every modern web browser lets you inspect stored files, delete existing data, or block third-party tracking completely.

In Safari on iPhone, iPad, or Mac, open the Settings menu, select Safari, and go to the Privacy and Security section. There you can toggle on Prevent Cross-Site Tracking, block all cookies, or tap Clear History and Website Data to remove files already saved on your device.

In Google Chrome on Android or desktop, open the three-dot menu in the top corner, choose Settings, and navigate to Privacy and Security. Under Third-party cookies, you can block tracking files, or open See all site data and permissions to delete entries for specific websites one by one.

In Mozilla Firefox, open the main menu, select Settings, and click Privacy and Security. You can switch Enhanced Tracking Protection to Strict, or scroll down to Cookies and Site Data and press Clear Data to wipe your current storage. If you block all functional cookies, our handbook pages will still open and remain readable, though the cookie banner may reappear each time you visit a new page.

Changes to this policy

We update this policy whenever we change our traffic measurement tools, adjust cookie lifespans, or add new technical features to the Cango NZ Handbook. The date shown in the header at the top of this page always reflects the latest revision.

We do not add advertising networks or behavioural profiling tools without revising this text first. Checking this page occasionally is the simplest way to stay informed about how your browser settings interact with our site. Your continued use of the handbook after an update means you accept the revised technical rules for the current session.