What gets stored on your device
A short list, because a comparison site does not need many. Nothing optional runs until you say so.
How consent works here
Under the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations, only cookies strictly necessary to deliver a site can be set without permission. Everything else has to wait, and on this site it does: the analytics and affiliate measurement cookies stay dormant until the notice at the bottom of the screen is answered.
Choosing Essential only costs you nothing. Every page, link, table and resource on this site works identically either way, and the choice itself is remembered locally so the notice stops reappearing.
Strictly necessary
- Consent preference. Stores your answer to the cookie notice in your browser's local storage so it is not asked again. It holds one word — your choice — and nothing else. Kept until you clear your browser storage.
- Hosting and security. The hosting platform may set a short-lived cookie to route requests correctly and to protect against automated abuse. It carries no information about you and expires with the session.
Optional, and only after you agree
- Analytics. Counts page views and which links get followed, in aggregate, so we can see which reviews are actually read. No advertising profile is built and no data is passed to advertisers. Typically expires within 24 months.
- Affiliate measurement. Records that a visit to an operator came from this site, so commission can be attributed correctly. It identifies the referral, not the person, and its lifetime is set by the operator's affiliate platform — commonly 30 to 90 days.
Cookies set by other people
Two third parties are involved in loading a page here. Web fonts are requested from Google Fonts, which means your browser connects to Google's servers; that request is not used by this site to identify you. If you accept optional cookies, an analytics provider processes the aggregated usage described above.
Once you follow a link to an operator you are on their site, under their cookie policy, and the cookies they set are entirely theirs. That includes anything relating to accounts, verification or marketing. It is worth reading the notice on the operator's own site rather than assuming it matches this one.
Changing your mind
Clearing site data for tablewatchpost.com in your browser removes the stored consent choice, and the notice will appear again on your next visit so you can answer differently. The controls sit under Settings in every major browser:
- Chrome: Settings, then Privacy and security, then Third-party cookies and Delete browsing data.
- Safari: Settings, then Privacy, then Manage Website Data.
- Firefox: Settings, then Privacy & Security, then Cookies and Site Data.
- Edge: Settings, then Cookies and site permissions.
Blocking cookies at browser level is also fine. This site is static HTML and remains fully readable with cookies disabled and with JavaScript switched off — only the consent notice itself depends on scripting.
Questions
Anything about cookies, tracking or data goes to privacy@tablewatchpost.com. The privacy policy covers the wider picture, and the affiliate disclosure explains why the measurement cookie exists at all.
Independent regulation and help
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UK Gambling Commission
Regulates gambling in Great Britain and publishes the register of licensed operators.
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GAMSTOP
One free registration blocks every GB-licensed online gambling site for the period you choose.
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GamCare
Free, confidential support through the National Gambling Helpline, by phone or live chat.
gamcare.org.uk -
GambleAware
Independent advice, self-assessment and local treatment services across Great Britain.
gambleaware.org