Cookies in your browser and what they do

A cookie is a small text file that a website stores in your browser so that it can recognise the browser on the next page or the next visit. Our site runs in the mobile and desktop browser with no app to install, so cookies are part of how any session in that browser holds together. This policy covers the common kinds of cookies, what they do and how you can control them in your browser.

Types of cookies

Essential cookies

These keep you signed in, protect a session and keep pages such as a cashier working. A site cannot run properly without them, and they stay active when you decline optional ones.

Analytics cookies

These show a site owner how the site is used: which pages are opened and where visitors leave. They are optional, and declining them does not change what you can do.

Preference cookies

These remember choices you make, typically the language of the site. A preference cookie spares you choosing again on every visit.

Third-party cookies

Some content on a site comes from outside providers, and a provider may set its own cookies when its content loads. Those cookies follow the provider’s policy, and the browser controls below apply to them as well.

How to choose between accepting and blocking

A practical rule is to keep essential cookies on and treat the rest as a matter of taste. If you play on a shared computer or phone, deleting cookies when you finish is a simple way to end the session cleanly. If you use the site on your own device and want the language to stay as you set it, leave preference cookies on. If you prefer not to be measured, switch analytics off and nothing else about the visit changes. Our advice is the same on a phone and on a computer.

Managing and deleting cookies

Browser settings

Every major browser lets you see the cookies it stores, delete them one by one or all together, and block new ones, either for every site or only for chosen sites. The setting usually sits in the privacy or security area of the browser menu, and the exact wording differs from browser to browser. The same controls exist in the browsers on iOS and Android, which is where many players use a casino site.

What changes when you block or delete them

Blocking essential cookies can stop a site from working as intended: you may be signed out repeatedly, and a cashier may not complete a deposit or a withdrawal. Blocking only analytics or preference cookies leaves the site usable, though settings such as language may reset on each visit. Deleting cookies at any moment signs you out. Afterwards you sign in again and reselect your settings.

Updates to this policy

When our cookie text changes, we replace the text and move the date below to the day of the change. Read it again from time to time if you want to keep your choices current.
Last updated: 28 October 2026