Essential visit memory.
Session storage keeps a temporary form token, your current favourite choices and the storage choice made in this visit. The token helps the server recognise a valid contribution and allows an updated rating from the same browser. It is not a marketing profile.
Session records normally disappear when the browser session ends, although browser restore features may keep a session alive. Games keep their active round and best score in page memory; those values are not written to a public leaderboard.
Optional favourite memory.
If you choose Remember my picks or Keep my favourites, the site writes a small local-storage record containing the identifiers of your saved games and your preference. That lets My pockets show the same choices when you return on this browser.
Local storage does not automatically sync between devices. A different browser or a private browsing session has its own collection. Clearing this site's storage can remove the saved list. We do not restore a deleted list from a remote account because there are no user accounts.
Change your decision.
Open Storage settings in the footer and choose Use session only. The optional local copy is removed, while your current visit can still use a shortlist. You may enable memory again later. The initial prompt also offers This visit only with the same practical effect.
Browser controls can block or erase site data more broadly. If storage is blocked, the catalogue and games still work, but favourite persistence and anonymous form identity may be limited. The interface does not claim a choice was permanently saved when the browser rejects storage.
No advertising storage.
This build does not set advertising cookies, run analytics tags or load third-party advertising services. It does not use embedded video players, social sign-in or cross-site tracking identifiers. The game's score markers do not represent money or a wallet.
Server records are different.
Removing local memory does not erase a trail note, rating or contact request already submitted. Those records live with the website so public contributions can be read after a reload and private requests can be handled. Use a privacy request if you need a server record reviewed.
The privacy policy describes which fields are public and how to ask for correction or removal. A storage setting cannot recall information that you have already deliberately posted for other visitors to read.
If a feature behaves unexpectedly.
Tell us the browser, the page and which setting you chose. You do not need to provide a screenshot containing personal data. A short sequence of actions is usually enough to help investigate.