What we found on 13.10.2026
We opened the site in a new browser profile with no stored data, loaded three pages and listed every cookie and every item in the browser’s local storage. The result is in the table below.
| Item | Who sets it and when | How long |
|---|---|---|
| Cookies from 1winsnigeria.ng | Not set while you read | — |
| Local storage | Nothing written | — |
| Cloudflare Web Analytics | Cloudflare counts page views, without cookies | — |
| Partner link cookie | rg.1winsnigeria.ng, only after you click a link to 1win | About 1 day |
| 1win.ng cookies | 1win, after you land on 1win.ng | Under 1win’s own rules |
| Editor login | WordPress, only for our editors | Session |
Analytics without cookies
The site is served through Cloudflare, and its Web Analytics script counts page views in totals. It does not set cookies or write to your browser’s storage, and it does not tell us who you are. We see numbers such as how often a guide was opened and from which kind of device, never a single visitor.
Why there is no cookie banner
A cookie notice asks for consent to optional cookies. We set none on reading, so there is nothing to accept or refuse. If we ever add a tool that sets cookies, this page will list it before it goes live, together with a way to say no.
The partner link cookie
Links to 1win on our pages are marked “18+ · T&C apply”. When you tap one, the browser first passes through the partner link service at rg.1winsnigeria.ng. In our check that service set one technical cookie on its own address, valid for about one day, which records the click so that a referral can be credited to us. It holds a random value, not your name, phone number or email address.
From there you land on 1win.ng, and the operator’s own cookie rules apply. During our 08.10.2026 check, the 1win footer linked a “Cookie Information” page. If you prefer not to carry the partner cookie, type the 1win address yourself instead of using our link. We then earn nothing from your visit.
How this fits into our wider handling of data is covered in our data protection notice, the commission side in the note on partner links, and the rules for using the site in its terms of use.
Blocking and deleting cookies
Browser menus move between versions, so if a step below looks different on your device, open the browser’s settings and search for “cookies”.
Chrome on Android
Tap the three-dot menu, then Settings and Privacy and security. “Delete browsing data” removes cookies already stored; choose a time range and tick “Cookies and site data”. Under “Third-party cookies” you can block cookies from other domains.
Safari on iPhone
Open the iPhone Settings app and find Safari (on newer iOS versions it sits under Apps). “Clear History and Website Data” deletes stored cookies. Under Advanced, “Block All Cookies” stops new ones, though some sites will not work properly with it switched on.
Desktop browsers
In Chrome, go to Settings, then Privacy and security, then Third-party cookies. In Firefox, open Settings, then Privacy & Security, then Cookies and Site Data. In Edge, open Settings, then Cookies and site permissions. A private or incognito window is another option: cookies set there are discarded when you close it.
Changes and questions
We repeat the check when we add a tool to the site, and the date at the top shows the latest version. Questions about cookies on this site go to [email protected].
FAQ
Do I have to accept cookies to read your guides?
No. Our pages set no cookies while you read, so every guide works without accepting anything.
Can you remove the partner link cookie for me?
No. It sits on the partner link service's address, so only you can delete it, through your browser's cookie settings. It also expires after about a day.
Will clearing all cookies sign me out of other sites?
Usually yes. Clearing all cookies and site data removes stored sign-in sessions for every site in that browser, including betting and banking sites, so you may have to log in again.
Does blocking cookies stop you being paid?
It can. If your browser blocks the partner link cookie, 1win may not credit the referral to us; your access to 1win does not change.
Does your analytics know who I am?
No. Cloudflare Web Analytics counts page views in totals without cookies, and we never see a single visitor's data.