Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains how cookies and similar technologies are used when you visit Global Poker and related pages on our site, including our review page at Global Poker. It’s written to be clear and practical, so you can understand what’s being stored on your device, why it’s used, and what choices you have.

This policy should be read alongside any other privacy-related notices that apply to our website and services.

Cookies, in plain English

A cookie is a small text file that a website stores on your computer, phone, or tablet. Cookies help a site “remember” information about your visit - for example, that you stayed logged in, chose certain settings, or accepted (or declined) certain cookie categories.

Some cookies last only while your browser is open (session cookies). Others remain for a set period or until you delete them (persistent cookies).

Why we use cookies

Cookies help support the day-to-day functions of the site and also help us understand how the site is being used. Depending on your choices, cookies may be used for:

• Site operation and security (such as detecting abnormal traffic)
• Keeping the site stable and improving performance
• Remembering preferences (like language or region settings, where applicable)
• Measuring content performance and improving pages
• Marketing and advertising measurement, when enabled

Not every cookie is used on every visit, and not every visitor will receive the same cookies. What’s used can depend on the page you visit, your browser settings, and your consent selections.

The main types of cookies you may see

Cookies generally fall into categories. Here’s what each category means on our site.

Essential cookies (strictly necessary)

Essential cookies are used to make the site work correctly. They support core features such as navigation, page loading, fraud prevention, and basic security functions.

Because these cookies are needed for the site to function, they’re typically set automatically. Blocking essential cookies can cause parts of the site to stop working properly.

Functional cookies (preferences and convenience)

Functional cookies remember choices you make, so the site can provide a more consistent experience on future visits. For example, a functional cookie might store a preference that prevents you from seeing the same notice repeatedly, or it may help keep certain layout settings consistent.

If you disable functional cookies, the site will still load, but you may have to reselect preferences more often.

Performance and analytics cookies (measurement)

Performance cookies help us understand how people interact with pages - such as which pages get visited most often, how long pages take to load, and where visitors run into errors.

We use this information in aggregate to improve content, fix issues, and make the site faster and more reliable. These cookies don’t exist to identify you personally, but they may collect identifiers like a browser type, device type, approximate location, or a randomly generated ID.

If you opt out of analytics cookies, we’ll have less visibility into which pages are working well and which ones need improvement.

Marketing cookies (ads and attribution)

Marketing cookies may be used to measure advertising performance and understand whether a campaign led to a visit or action on the site. In some setups, these cookies can also be used to show more relevant ads on other websites, limit repeated ads, or support attribution reporting.

If you decline marketing cookies, you may still see ads, but they may be less relevant, and some measurement or attribution features may not work.

Third-party cookies and services

Some cookies are placed by third parties rather than our site directly. This usually happens when we use third-party tools for analytics, advertising, embedded content, or website performance monitoring.

Third-party providers may collect information from your browser and device and may combine it with other information they hold, according to their own privacy policies. We encourage you to review those policies to understand how they handle data.

Third-party cookies can include cookies associated with:

• Analytics providers
• Advertising and conversion measurement partners
• Anti-fraud and security services
• Embedded media or interactive content (where used)

We aim to limit third-party tools to those that serve a clear purpose, but the exact set of providers can change over time as the site is updated.

Similar technologies (beyond cookies)

Some technologies work like cookies even if they aren’t technically “cookies.” These can include:

• Local storage (browser-based storage that can remember settings)
• Pixels or tags (small pieces of code used for measurement)
• SDK-style tracking (more common on apps than websites)

When we refer to “cookies” in this policy, we’re also including these similar technologies where they serve the same role.

Your consent and your choices

Where required, we ask for your consent before placing non-essential cookies (such as analytics or marketing cookies). If a cookie banner or preference tool is available on the site, you can use it to accept, reject, or adjust categories.

You can also change your mind later by updating your cookie preferences through the same tool, if it’s provided on the site.

How to manage, disable, or delete cookies in your browser

You can control cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers let you:

• View cookies stored on your device
• Delete all cookies or cookies from specific sites
• Block cookies entirely
• Block third-party cookies
• Clear cookies automatically when you close the browser

Because browsers vary, the exact steps depend on what you use (for example, Google Chrome, Apple Safari, Mozilla Firefox, or Microsoft Edge). Check your browser’s help menu for the most accurate instructions.

If you delete cookies, you may need to reenter certain preferences. If you block cookies, some features may not function as expected.

What happens if you block cookies

Blocking or deleting cookies can change how the site behaves. A few common outcomes include:

• Pages may load without remembering your preferences
• Some site tools may not work consistently
• You may see repeated prompts, such as notices you previously dismissed
• Analytics may be less accurate, which can slow down improvements to content and performance

Essential cookies are most likely to affect usability if blocked, because they support basic site functions.

Do Not Track signals

Some browsers include a “Do Not Track” setting. Because there isn’t a consistent, industry-wide standard for interpreting these signals, our sites and third-party tools may not respond to Do Not Track in the same way across all environments. Using our cookie preference tool and your browser cookie controls is the most reliable way to manage tracking choices.

Updates to this Cookie Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in technology, legal requirements, or how the site operates. When we update it, we’ll revise the “Last updated” date below and may provide additional notice when appropriate.

Last updated: August 25, 2026

Contact us about cookies and privacy

If you have questions about this Cookie Policy or how cookies are used, contact us at:

support@globalpoker.us.com

If your request relates to cookie choices, include the browser you use and a brief description of what you’re seeing, so we can help faster.

Responsible note: If you use casino-style or poker content online, it’s worth keeping your play within limits that feel comfortable for you and taking breaks when needed.