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It's very important to know how small files, which are often called "browser trackers," affect your experience. These files are used to track how long a session lasts, improve personalised promotions, protect transactions, and meet legal requirements. Consent forms make it clear what kinds of data are tracked, from geolocation to device identification numbers to session histories when allowed. Your personal data is safe from being misused or shared without your permission thanks to strict security measures like SSL encryption and regular audits. Following GDPR and local rules makes things clear: by default, only the files that are absolutely necessary are allowed, and performance and marketing trackers are only turned on with your explicit permission. You can easily choose, change, or withdraw your storage consent at any time with an intuitive interface. There are full guides to help you change tracker settings right in your favourite web browser. This gaming site is open about all of its policies regarding data retention periods, partnerships with third parties, and your rights under the laws of the relevant jurisdiction. We value your trust, and you can always reach us with questions about privacy and how to manage your personalised settings.
This platform uses different types of tracking files to improve functionality, security, and personalisation. The table below shows the main types used, what they are used for, and how long they are kept.
| Type of | Purpose | Storage Length |
|---|---|---|
| Important Files | Allow users to navigate the platform, use secure features like logging in and making payments, balance the load, and stop fraud. | For one session or up to 12 months |
| Functional Files | For a more personalised browsing experience, remember your language preferences, region selection, and past actions. | As long as 12 months |
| Files for analysis | Collect data on how visitors behave, like how many pages they view and how often they interact with the site. This will help you make changes to the site's structure and content. | For up to 24 months |
| Files for Marketing | Help show relevant promotions by keeping track of how people interact with ads on partner sites and measuring how well campaigns do. | Up to 18 months |
| Third-party Files | Provided by trusted partners for integrating external applications (e.g., live chat tools), social media features, or further statistical insight | Subject to provider policies |
Adjust your acceptance priorities through the browser’s privacy settings or the consent banner presented on your initial visit. Not allowing certain tracking files could make some parts of the site less useful, especially when it comes to transactions or content that is only available in certain areas.
The platform sets up special data files that session and authentication mechanisms use to protect personal profiles. These files keep encrypted session tokens safe so that only authorised users can access them. They do this by invalidating old sessions and logging out inactive profiles automatically.
For best results, enable browser alerts regarding third-party access attempts and regularly clear browsing history on public or shared computers. Disable unnecessary data sharing features within profile settings. Always utilize complex, unique passwords combined with security features enabled by the site for optimal protection.
Specific tracking technologies customise your experience by looking at how engaged you are and what you like during each session. These tools remember your favourite games, bet limits, language settings, and offers you've already seen by looking at your browsing history. This process makes sure that the recommendations are relevant, like showing you tournaments, promotions, or titles that you interact with the most. Based on combined behavioural data, adjustments are made all the time. For instance, if you favor live dealer tables or jackpots, these selections will be featured on your homepage. Bonus notifications and suggestions are tailored to fit your activity patterns and the length of your sessions. Personalized features extend to responsible gaming options. Based on how often a player plays or how much they deposit, the system shows them relevant limits, cooling-off periods, or self-exclusion tools. This proactive approach helps users stay in charge of their participation.
The privacy dashboard lets you see and control these tracking methods in detail. You can change individual categories, pause certain features, or opt out completely for a more general interaction.
By continuing to browse our platform, you indicate your agreement to the data collection practices described. But you still have full control over your options. When you first visit, a message will ask you to choose your preferred settings. You can always access these choices through the "Privacy Centre" section of your account dashboard, where you can review or change them as needed.
In your account settings, you can use granular controls to switch between categories like tracking, performance, or advertising.
Most browsers let you delete or turn off scripts that aren't necessary. For step-by-step instructions, look in Chrome (Settings > Privacy and Security > Site Settings), Firefox (Options > Privacy & Security), Safari, and Edge.
You can manage opt-out options for analytics and advertising solutions on sites like Network Advertising Initiative and YourAdChoices.
Some site features, like seamless login, transaction history, or personalised recommendations, may not be available if you take back your consent. As long as the rules allow it, core functionality scripts (for site security and fraud prevention) stay active. For more help, visit our help centre or get in touch with support to learn how to change your browser's storage settings.
Tracking tools collect a lot of information, such as session IDs, browsing habits, the types of games you choose, transaction timestamps, device characteristics, and referral sources. This collection lets us analyse how people use gaming platforms and which parts need to be improved. For instance, session identifiers assist in retaining login states during navigation, while device information allows for tailoring visual elements for optimal display on various screen sizes. Recorded transaction activity–such as deposits, withdrawals, and time spent on specific features–serves multiple functions: facilitating prompt processing, detecting unusual patterns, and streamlining financial reporting for regulatory compliance. Monitoring referral links supports performance-based marketing analysis and helps maintain legitimate user acquisition practices. Interaction logs, such as button clicks, search queries, or time spent within a particular suite of games, provide insight into personalized content delivery. By examining this data, site administrators can present recommendations aligned with previously demonstrated preferences or highlight new offerings likely to match interests. Data from these technical means are also important for stopping fraud because they help make sure that access requests come from trusted sources and spot unusual behaviours that could be a sign of illegal activity. This multi-faceted approach helps create a safe, smooth, and personalised space for account holders.
This platform uses external tracking technologies to keep an eye on marketing campaigns and make referral partnerships better. Independent companies like analytics providers and advertising networks set up these trackers to collect non-personal identifiers related to device attributes and referral sources. With this information, you can accurately evaluate how well your affiliates are doing, pay your partner channels, and stop fraud in your marketing activities. Affiliate tracking works by using unique referral identifiers that are built into links that promote a product. Tracking IDs record the source and link engagement behaviour when a visitor comes from an affiliate. These identifiers could be anonymous user IDs, timestamps, session activity, and conversion data. These are all important for properly distributing referral fees without giving away personal information. To be completely open, the site works with third-party networks that are known to keep their users' information private. External trackers never see sensitive information like payment information or gaming history. Instead, they only look at how well promotions work and how to get more customers. All partners go through regular checks, and data is shared over secure, encrypted connections to keep it private. External tracking codes are set to expire automatically after a certain amount of time, usually no more than 30 days, to keep data from being kept for longer than necessary. Users can change tracker permissions through their browser's privacy settings, which let them turn off or limit third-party elements to fit their needs. Check your browser's official help pages for information on how to change these settings. If you don't want to use external trackers, it might make referral rewards and promotional offers linked to partner links less accurate, but it won't affect the main site features or how you manage your account. We check all third-party integrations to make sure they follow all security rules set by the industry and the law in your area.
To change, delete, or selectively block tracking data that is saved during visits, go to the settings for your favourite browser. To change your settings in Chrome, click on the menu, then "Settings," then "Privacy & Security," and finally "Site Settings." You can see the browsing data that has been collected for each website here. You can also clear individual records or all of them by clicking "Clear browsing data." In Firefox, you can find similar choices by going to "Preferences," then "Privacy & Security," and finally "Cookies and Site Data." You can find tools for Safari on macOS in the "Privacy" tab under "Preferences." You can control Microsoft Edge through "Settings," "Cookies," and "Site Permissions." Most mobile browsers let you get to this through "Settings," then "Site Settings" or "Privacy." To delete tracking files, you'll need to log back in to the site. This could change the preferences you saved for your experience. To stop these kinds of files from being created in the first place, you might want to use "Incognito" or "Private Browsing" modes. For more detailed control, browser add-ons like uBlock Origin or Cookie AutoDelete let you keep an eye on things and clean them up automatically based on your settings. Some third parties may set up automated tracking files for advertising purposes. You can control these files through browser add-ons that are made for privacy or by getting in touch with the support team of the service provider in question. For flash or persistent storage, go to the "Adobe Flash Player Settings Manager" or similar configuration panels. To keep the right balance between custom site features and your privacy needs, review and update your data management preferences on a regular basis.
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