Privacy

Live Table Guide has no accounts, forms, comments or newsletter, and never asks for your name, email or payment details. This notice lists everything the site records.

Visit source

As a page opens, a script stores one label in your browser’s session storage under the key cg_src, describing where the visit came from: chatgpt, perplexity, gemini, copilot, claude, google, bing, ddg, direct or other. It uses the utm_source parameter if the address has one, otherwise the referring site. Moving between our pages leaves it unchanged, and closing the tab removes it. The label is a category only. It contains no address, search terms or question, and it is sent nowhere unless you click a partner link.

Partner link clicks

Partner links, on pages that carry them, lead to an address on our site beginning with /join/. A click adds the label to that address and sends Google Analytics 4 an affiliate_click event carrying the brand, the page, the link’s position on the page, the label and the country whose casino list the page showed. The /join/ address then forwards you to one of the casino’s three tracking links, chosen by the source cookie below, or by the assistant you came from when ChatGPT or Gemini links straight to a button address, adding one parameter: our site’s domain. Besides that domain and which of the three links you followed, we send the casino nothing about you.

Source cookie

A visit from ChatGPT or Gemini makes our server set a cookie named _s with a two-letter code: cg for ChatGPT, gn for Gemini. It lasts 30 days and page scripts cannot read it. It is replaced only if you later arrive from the other assistant, and visits from elsewhere, Google search among them, set or change nothing. The cookie is read only when you click a partner link, to pick one of the casino’s three tracking links: one for visits from ChatGPT, one for visits from Gemini and one for the rest. You can delete it in your browser settings.

Your country

Our casino lists depend on the country of your connection. When a page with a list opens, your browser asks our server for that country. Cloudflare, which hosts the site, takes it from your IP address while it handles the request, and the server sends back a two-letter country code only; your browser uses it to choose the list. We store neither the code nor your address for this. The one place the country appears is a partner link click, as the country of the list on the page.

Why we record the source

The label tells us which channels bring readers who click through, such as a search engine or an AI assistant, and so which pages answer the questions readers arrive with. It is never combined with anything that could identify you, and outside your browser it appears only in the /join/ address you request when you click a partner link.

Analytics

Google Analytics 4 and Microsoft Clarity load only after your first interaction with a page, such as scrolling, moving the mouse, touching the screen, clicking or pressing a key, never as the page opens. Once loaded, they collect usage data and may set cookies under Google’s and Microsoft’s own terms; Clarity records interactions such as clicks and scrolling. The site loads no other third-party scripts, fonts or advertising.

What we never see

No casino account data, bets, game rounds, deposits or payment details pass through this site. Once you leave for a casino, what happens there is between you and that casino, under its own privacy terms.

Hosting

Cloudflare serves the site and, like any host, processes the technical data each request carries, such as IP address, browser and the page requested, to deliver and protect it.

Your choices

You can block scripts or storage in your browser, use a private window, or close the tab to clear the label. All pages stay readable.

Contact

Questions about privacy: contact@livetableguide.com.