BelmorhavenCookie policy
Last updated 15 October 2026
The show office doesn't bake, so not one cookie comes from Belmorhaven itself. What it does keep is two small entries in your browser's localStorage, and this page explains both of them, plus what other parties on the page may store.
Two words kept in your browser
| Key | Value kept | When it's set |
|---|---|---|
bmh_gate | The word "yes", meaning you confirmed you're 18 or over | When you press "Yes, 18 or over" on the gate pass |
bmh_note | The word "seen", meaning you've closed the storage notice | When you press "Sweet" on the notice bar |
Each one is a single word, with no name, email address or other detail about you tucked inside. They don't expire on their own and they never leave your device. We can't read them from our side.
Clearing them
The "Reset age check" button in the footer removes bmh_gate and reloads the page, so the gate pass shows again. Clearing the site data for belmorhaven.com in your browser settings gets rid of both entries at once. A private browsing session clears them by itself once you close it.
What the pens may store
The demo slots are loaded from Pragmatic Play's servers. Inside its frame, Pragmatic Play may set its own cookies or use its own storage, for example to run the fun mode. That's handled under Pragmatic Play's own policies. Your browser's settings for third-party cookies and site data apply to those frames as well.
Nothing else
No analytics. No advertising. No tracking pixels. That's why the notice bar has a single button instead of a list of switches: there's nothing optional to switch off.
Questions
Write to [email protected]. Everything else we handle is set out in our privacy policy.