Cookie Policy for Tower Rush Money Guide
Last updated: September 2026
towerrushearnmoney.com is an independent guide to Tower Rush by Galaxsys. It is not a casino: there is no player account here, no cashier and no balance, so the cookies described below exist only to keep the site working and to show us which guides are actually read. This page explains what each type does, how your consent is collected and how to turn everything off.
1. What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files that a website asks your browser to keep on your computer, phone or tablet. On a later visit the browser hands them back, which lets a site remember a setting or recognise a returning reader. Related technologies such as local storage, pixels and similar identifiers do much the same job, and everything written on this page applies to them as well.
2. Which cookies this site uses
The list is deliberately short. Nothing here needs to know who you are, because there is nothing to log into.
- Strictly necessary cookies: they let pages load, protect the contact form from automated spam and store the choice you made in the consent banner. They cannot be switched off from our side, because without them the site stops working.
- Preference cookies: they remember small display choices, such as a table you expanded or a notice you dismissed, so the site behaves the same way when you come back.
- Analytics cookies: they count visits and show which pages are read, how far down them people get and which links are broken. The reports are aggregated and we use them to decide what to rewrite or expand next. These are set only after you agree.
- Partner and referral tags: when you follow a link to a casino, a tag can record that the click came from this site so the operator credits the referral. Some of those links are commercial. The tag identifies the source of the click, not you personally, and it has no access to any playing account or balance.
3. How consent works
A banner appears the first time you open the site. Nothing beyond the strictly necessary cookies is set until you accept, and declining is a real option: the guides, the tables and the contact form all work in exactly the same way. Scrolling, clicking a link or simply continuing to read is not treated as agreement, and we read your choice only from the banner itself. You can change that choice at any time by reopening the banner from the cookie link in the footer, and the new setting is remembered for your next visit.
4. Managing cookies in your browser
Your browser has the final word. Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge all provide a privacy or content settings screen where you can block cookies entirely, allow them only for chosen sites, or delete everything already stored. Private and incognito windows throw the lot away when you close them, and most browsers can be set to clear cookies automatically at the end of every session. Blocking everything may cost you a convenience or two, such as a dismissed notice reappearing on each page, but no part of this site is locked behind a cookie.
5. Cookies set by other companies
Some cookies come from third parties rather than from us: the analytics provider that produces our traffic reports, and the affiliate networks behind the operator links. Those companies process what they collect under their own privacy policies, which we cannot change on your behalf, so read them if you want the full picture. A casino you reach from here sets its own cookies the moment you arrive, and everything that then happens inside a gambling account, deposits and identity checks included, is covered by that operator's policy rather than ours.
6. Updates to this policy
We revise this page whenever the tools we use or the rules that govern them change, and the date at the top always shows the current version. Anything you want to ask about what is described here can go to the editorial team through the contact page. Gambling is for adults aged 18 and over; please play responsibly.