The cookies this site uses
This document sets out the categories of cookies and similar tracking technologies deployed when a user accesses the platform. The exact inventory of active trackers is maintained dynamically and is displayed within the consent panel upon arrival at the site.
| Category | What it does | Can you switch it off |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | Maintains session security and core platform operations | No |
| Functional | Remembers user layout and interface preferences | Yes |
| Analytics | Measures aggregate traffic and platform performance | Yes |
| Marketing | Tracks promotional campaign effectiveness and referrals | Yes |
Last updated: 30 October 2026
1.1 A cookie is a small text file placed onto the storage drive of a user’s device by the web browser when accessing the platform.
1.2 The platform deploys both session cookies, which are erased immediately when the browser window is closed, and persistent cookies, which remain on the device for a predefined duration or until manually deleted by the user.
1.3 The exact inventory of cookies, including their specific names, host domains, and individual retention periods, is subject to periodic updates and is maintained within the platform’s active consent panel.
1.4 Users are required to review the consent panel to understand the current technical inventory deployed at the time of their visit.
1.5 Cookies on the platform are categorised into essential, functional, analytics, and marketing types, each serving a distinct operational or commercial purpose.
1.6 The platform utilises first-party cookies, which are set directly by the domain hosting the platform, alongside third-party cookies, which are deployed by approved service providers operating on behalf of the platform.
1.7 The continued operation of the platform relies on the deployment of essential cookies, whereas all other categories are subject to the explicit consent of the user.
1.8 In addition to standard HTTP cookies, the platform may deploy similar tracking technologies, including HTML5 local storage, session storage, and web beacons.
1.9 For the purposes of this document, all such tracking technologies are collectively referred to as cookies.
1.10 Local storage allows the platform to store larger amounts of data client-side, which improves the loading times of the game lobby and reduces unnecessary network requests.
1.11 Web beacons are transparent image files embedded within the platform or within email communications, utilised to verify whether a user has accessed a specific page or interacted with a message.
1.12 The deployment of any cookie that is not strictly necessary for the delivery of the requested service is conditional upon the user providing affirmative consent.
Essential and functional cookies
2.1 Essential cookies are strictly necessary for the fundamental operation of the platform and the provision of the services requested by the user.
2.2 These trackers cannot be disabled through the platform’s consent panel, as their absence would render the platform inoperable.
2.3 The primary function of essential cookies is the maintenance of a secure, authenticated session after a user logs into their registered account.
2.4 When a user authenticates their credentials, an essential session cookie is generated to verify their identity across subsequent page requests, ensuring that the user does not need to log in repeatedly when navigating between the lobby and individual games.
2.5 Essential cookies are also strictly required for the operation of the cashier system.
2.6 During a deposit or withdrawal request, essential trackers maintain the continuity of the transaction, secure the data exchange between the platform and the payment provider, and prevent cross-site request forgery attacks.
2.7 Furthermore, essential cookies support load balancing across the platform’s servers, ensuring stable performance during periods of high traffic, and assist in the detection of automated bot activity or fraudulent access attempts.
2.8 If a user configures their browser to block all cookies, including essential cookies, they will be unable to log into their account, access real-money games, or execute financial transactions.
2.9 Essential cookies facilitate compliance with mandatory financial checks by ensuring that the session remains securely bound to the authenticated user, thereby preventing unauthorised account access.
2.10 In the event of a session timeout due to inactivity, essential cookies trigger the automatic termination of the authenticated state, requiring the user to re-enter their credentials to resume play.
2.11 Functional cookies are deployed to enhance the user experience by remembering choices made during previous interactions with the platform.
2.12 These trackers allow the platform to retain specific user preferences, such as the selected interface language, the preferred layout of the games lobby, and the display configuration of the account dashboard.
2.13 Functional cookies also record the dismissal of informational banners or pop-up notifications, ensuring that the user is not repeatedly presented with the same message upon subsequent visits.
2.14 Within the gaming interface, functional cookies may be utilised to remember volume settings, graphical quality preferences, and the user’s history of recently played titles.
2.15 Functional cookies may also support accessibility features, such as remembering high-contrast mode selections or text size adjustments made by the user.
2.16 Unlike essential trackers, functional cookies are not strictly necessary for the core operation of the platform and may be declined or switched off via the consent panel.
2.17 If a user chooses to disable functional cookies, the platform will remain accessible and core services will function correctly, but the user will be required to manually reconfigure their interface preferences upon each visit.
2.18 The data collected by functional cookies is anonymised where possible and is not utilised to track user browsing activity across external websites or to build profiles for targeted advertising.
2.19 The retention period for functional cookies is generally longer than that of essential session cookies, allowing preferences to persist across multiple browsing sessions over a defined number of days.