Cookie Policy
- A cookie is a small file a site places in a browser so the next visit remembers something.
- Our lobby uses them to stay logged in, keep the language you chose and remember how the games are sorted.
- Nothing in our cookie set runs a game round: games run on provider systems and money lives in the account ledger.
- A browser can be emptied without the account ever noticing.
What Cookies Do for a Session
The Work That Needs No Cookie
Game outcomes, balances, wagering progress and payouts live on our servers inside the account, recorded in the ledger rather than in any browser file. Clearing cookies cannot change a balance, void a wager or touch a withdrawal that is on its way, and a player who wipes every cookie in the house wakes up to exactly the same account.
The Work Cookies Carry
A session cookie holds the login while you move between lobby, cashier and support, so the account recognises the browser from click to click instead of asking for the password at every turn. A preference cookie keeps small choices alive between visits, and a measurement file counts page views so we know which pages earn their place. All three die quietly when the browser clears them, and none of them can read anything beyond our own pages.
The Types Our Pages Run
The Strictly Necessary Cookies That Carry Sessions
These carry the session and the security signals that keep the account yours. The lobby cannot run without them, so they sit outside a consent switch by design.
The Preference and Measurement Cookies
Preference cookies remember choices such as language and lobby layout, saving a returning player from setting the same things twice on every visit. Measurement cookies count visits in aggregate so we can see which pages work; they hold no identity of their own, never touch the account record, and can be blocked without losing anything but the counting.
Third-Party Cookies and What They Do
- Game providers may set functional files when a game window loads, so a round remembers its own sound and speed settings.
- Measurement partners may place aggregate-counting files on pages that carry their code.
- Support widgets may hold a temporary file, so a chat survives a page change mid-conversation.
- Every third-party file follows its own setter’s policy rather than ours, and each can be cleared in the same browser panel as ours.
- Blocking third-party files does not log a player out; the session cookie is ours and stays.
Managing Cookies in Your Browser
- Open your browser’s settings and find the privacy or cookies section.
- Block third-party cookies by default; most browsers offer it as a single switch.
- Clear stored cookies for our domain to end every session the next time you load a page.
- Allow the strictly necessary files if you want the lobby to keep you logged in across visits.
- Revisit the settings after a major browser update, since the panels move between versions.
Last updated: 9 November 2026