Cookies Policy

1. What cookies and similar technologies are

A cookie is a small text record that a website can ask a browser to store on a computer, phone or other device. Cookies can help a website recognise the current browser during a session or remember selected information when a visitor returns later.

Similar technologies can include local storage, session storage and other browser-based identifiers used to maintain technical state. These technologies do not all operate in exactly the same way, but they can serve related purposes such as preserving a session, remembering a preference or preventing the same choice from being requested repeatedly.

Some stored information exists only while the browser session remains active. Other information can remain on the device for a defined period or until it is removed through browser controls.

2. Strictly necessary cookies

Strictly necessary technologies support functions that are required for the website to operate reliably. They can be used for navigation, session continuity, security controls, load management and remembering whether a required website choice has already been made.

These technologies may also help protect forms and account-related functions against unusual or unauthorised activity. Without them, parts of the website may not function as intended or a visitor may repeatedly lose information while moving between pages.

Because these technologies support core website operation, disabling them through browser settings can affect sign-in, page navigation, session continuity or other essential functions.

3. Preference and functionality storage

Preference technologies can remember choices made during a visit so that the website does not need to ask for the same information every time a page is opened.

Depending on the feature involved, this can include interface preferences, previously selected sections, consent settings or other permitted choices connected to the current browser.

Preference storage is intended to make repeat navigation more consistent. It does not change the published rules of a tournament, bonus, loyalty reward or casino game.

4. Performance and technical information

Performance technologies can help identify whether pages load correctly, whether an interface element is functioning as expected and whether visitors encounter repeated technical errors.

Information of this kind can be used to understand general website performance, improve navigation and identify parts of the site that may require technical maintenance.

Where a technology is not strictly necessary, its use can depend on the available consent settings and applicable requirements.

5. Website measurement

Measurement technologies can be used to understand general interaction with website sections, such as which pages are opened, which navigation paths are commonly used and whether visitors reach important informational areas such as Tournaments, Bonuses, Loyalty or FAQ.

This type of measurement is intended to improve website organisation and usability. It does not alter game results, tournament scoring, loyalty progression, bonus calculations or any other casino outcome.

Optional measurement technologies should operate only where the relevant choice or permission has been recorded when such a choice is required.

6. Session and persistent storage

Session technologies are generally temporary and can disappear when the current browser session ends. They are useful for maintaining information while a visitor moves between different parts of the website.

Persistent technologies remain for a longer period. They can be used to remember a preference, consent choice or other permitted setting between separate visits.

The duration of stored information can vary according to its purpose. Information should not be retained longer than reasonably required for the function it supports.

7. Managing cookies and browser storage

Visitors can use available website controls to manage optional cookie categories where such controls are provided. Browser settings can also be used to review stored information, remove cookies, restrict future storage or change how the browser responds when a website attempts to save data.

Blocking all browser storage can affect essential functions. A visitor may be signed out, lose saved settings or find that session-based features no longer behave correctly.

Cookie and storage choices are usually specific to a browser and device. A preference selected on one phone or computer may therefore need to be selected again when another device or browser is used.

Clearing browser storage can also remove previously saved preferences, meaning the website may need to request those choices again.

8. Changes to this Cookies Policy

This policy can be updated when website functionality, browser technologies or the way stored information is used changes.

The current month and year shown at the top of this page identify the version presented to visitors. Reviewing this page periodically can help visitors understand the current approach to browser storage and controls.