Cookie Policy
How Cookies Work on This Site

Strictly necessary. The foundational layer: page navigation, security functions, and display rendering. Always on. Not subject to your consent choices. Blocking these at browser level makes the Site malfunction.

Analytics and performance. These produce aggregate data about how readers engage with Tower Rush content: which articles hold attention, how long readers stay on individual pages, what external sources bring readers here. All output is statistical across all visitors combined. No individual is identified or profiled.

Affiliate referral. These log the moment a reader navigates from this Site to a partner casino. Each cookie holds a click identifier and a timestamp – nothing else. No personal data. No tracking of anything the reader does once they leave this Site.

Preference and consent. These store your consent selections so they persist across visits to this Site without you having to re-confirm each time.

Consent

On your first visit, a banner presents three options: accept all non-essential cookies; decline all non-essential cookies; or open a preference panel to make category-level choices. Browsing without selecting means only necessary cookies run. We don’t treat passive browsing as consent to non-essential cookies.

Your preference is saved in a preference cookie. Clear your cookies and the preference goes with them – the banner will reappear on your next visit. Any new non-essential cookie category we introduce in future always requires fresh consent.

The preference panel does what it claims: declining a category genuinely stops those cookies from being placed. It’s a real technical effect, not a cosmetic display change. Accepting analytics while declining affiliate referral tracking is a valid, working configuration.

Once the affiliate referral cookie fires and you navigate to a casino, our data visibility ends. We can’t see your Tower Rush sessions, what heights you cashed out at, which bonus mechanics appeared, or your balance. Tower Rush has no auto-cashout – there’s no automated exit setting, no preset target, no timer-based mechanism – so there’s nothing in the game structure that could generate any externally observable cashout event even in principle. The affiliate cookie captures one event: the click that brought you to the casino. Everything inside a Tower Rush session is on casino infrastructure and invisible to us.

The main third-party tool is Google Analytics, integrated under a data processing agreement that requires Google to process data only as directed by us. We have not granted access to any advertising network, retargeting service, data broker, or behavioral profiling service. Nothing deployed on this Site supports cross-site tracking, interest-based advertising, or any form of commercial data monetization involving visitor data.

No live data channel exists between this Site and any casino platform. The affiliate referral cookie records one event: a click at the moment of navigation. After that, all Tower Rush activity – the multiplier climbing with the tower, the bonus mechanics activating, the manual cashout decisions, the crash – is processed by Galaxsys’s technology on casino infrastructure. We have no access to any of it.

The Specific Case of Tower Rush

Tower Rush is structurally different from crash games that offer auto-cashout settings. In a game with auto-cashout, a player can pre-configure an exit target – a setting that exists before any round starts and could, in principle, be relevant to external tracking if such tracking were attempted. Tower Rush has no such setting. Every cashout is made manually during a live round. There is no automated cashout configuration of any kind in this game.

What this means for how our cookies relate to your gameplay: the affiliate tracking cookie records one click event when you leave this Site. That is the complete and total extent of Tower Rush-related data this Site ever captures. All questions about specific session data – round outcomes, heights reached, bonus mechanic activations, cashout timings – belong with the casino that operated those sessions, not with us.

Google Analytics on this Site anonymizes IP addresses before storing anything. The analytics output we see is aggregate engagement statistics across all visitors combined, not records linked to any individual reader.

You have three routes: the on-site preference panel accessible from the footer at any time, which gives you category-level control without affecting necessary cookies; your browser’s own cookie settings, which give you site-wide control over all cookies including necessary ones; and Google’s Analytics opt-out browser extension available at tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout.

Finding cookie settings in your browser: Chrome – Settings, Privacy and security, Cookies and other site data. Firefox – Settings, Privacy & Security. Safari – Preferences, Privacy. Edge – Settings, Cookies and site permissions.

Declining non-essential cookies doesn’t lock you out of any Tower Rush content or casino comparison material on this Site. It may affect some personalization and means we can’t attribute any later casino registration to a referral from here. That’s an acceptable outcome of respecting your choices. The preference panel supports mixed configurations – you’re not forced into all or nothing.

When Necessary Cookies Are Blocked

If you block all cookies through your browser including necessary ones, the consent tool typically breaks because the preference cookie can’t be saved. The result is usually the consent banner reappearing on every visit. Using the on-site preference panel for category-level control avoids this – you get meaningful control over non-essential cookies without disrupting the Site’s core functions.

Where a cookie on this Site processes data that qualifies as personal data under applicable law, our Privacy Policy governs: the legal basis, retention period, and your rights. Analytics cookies anonymize IP addresses before storage. Affiliate referral cookies hold click events and timestamps, not personal identifiers. We review third-party tool practices periodically and update this policy when anything changes materially.

We update this page when cookie practices change materially. Current version always published here with a new effective date.