Cookie Policy
As at September 2, 2026
One cookie is set by bonanzplaya.com. It is called bp_cookie_consent, it is a first-party cookie readable by nothing but this site, it holds the answer you gave the banner, and it expires after six months. That is the complete inventory, and the rest of this page explains what sits behind it.
What happens when you press each button
Accept all. The word “all” is doing no work, because there is nothing else to accept. The cookie above is written, the banner closes, and nothing further changes anywhere.
Reject all. The same cookie is written, holding the opposite answer, and the banner closes. Your browser ends up in the identical state.
Neither. If you ignore the banner or close the page, nothing at all is written. Dismissal is not treated as consent, and the banner will ask again next time.
Saying this plainly is better than letting a banner imply a difference that does not exist. The choice is offered because it should be offered and recorded, not because refusing removes a capability from the site.
Why there is nothing else
Cookie policies grow long when a site carries other companies’ code, since every measurement script, advertising tag, embedded player and social button arrives with storage of its own. None of that is here: no analytics platform, no visitor counter, no tag manager, no advertising network, no remarketing tag, no conversion pixel, no session recorder, no heatmap, no embedded video or map, no comment system, no social button and no externally hosted font.
Every file this site asks your browser to fetch — the stylesheet, the small script, the icons, the screenshots — comes from bonanzplaya.com itself. That is the whole reason the list stops at one.
Changing your answer
Withdrawing consent should take no more effort than giving it did, so here it is one button. The control below deletes the stored answer and reopens the banner so the decision can be made again, as many times as you like.
Or do it in the browser
Every browser can inspect, block and delete cookies for a single site without touching any other. Chrome and Edge keep the controls under privacy and security; Firefox uses the same heading; Safari places them in the privacy section of settings; the Android build of each puts them under site settings. Deleting the entry for this domain removes the consent cookie, and the banner returns on your next visit.
Blocking cookies for this site costs you nothing. Every page reads in full with cookies switched off, and with JavaScript switched off as well — that is a deliberate property of how the site is built.
Questions
To [email protected]. Personal information generally is covered in the Privacy Policy.