Cookie Policy

A cookie is a small text file that a website places on your device when you visit. Cookies let the site recognise your browser on later visits, remember your preferences and keep you signed in securely. Similar technologies — local storage, pixels and tags — work in much the same way, and references to "cookies" in this policy cover those too. Cookies hold no financial details and cannot run programs or carry viruses onto your device.

This policy explains which cookies Spin Boss Casino uses, what each type is for and how you keep control of them. It should be read together with our privacy policy, which describes how we handle the personal data that some cookies collect.

Cookies allow the site to work as intended and help us improve it. In particular they keep you logged in as you move between pages, secure the cashier against fraud, remember your language and currency, measure which pages and games are popular, and — where you agree — show offers that are relevant to you on and off the site. Without the essential cookies, core features such as sign-in and deposits would not function.

We group cookies into four categories:

• Strictly necessary — required for sign-in, security, the cashier and basic navigation. These are always on and cannot be switched off through the banner.
• Preference — remember choices such as language, currency and layout so you do not set them each visit.
• Analytics — tell us, in aggregate, how the site is used so we can improve performance and content.
• Marketing — used to measure campaigns and show relevant offers; these may be set by advertising partners.

Preference, analytics and marketing cookies are optional and load only once you accept them.

When you first arrive, a banner lets you accept or decline the optional categories, and you can revisit that choice at any time through the cookie settings link. Your browser also lets you view, block or delete cookies from its own settings menu. Please note that blocking the strictly necessary cookies will stop parts of the site — including sign-in and the cashier — from working correctly, and clearing cookies will reset preferences such as a saved language.

Some cookies are set by trusted partners whose services appear on the site, such as analytics and payment providers. These partners process the data they collect under their own privacy and cookie policies, and we limit such cookies to what the service genuinely needs. We do not control third-party cookies directly; your browser settings and the partners' own tools give you further control over them.

We may revise this cookie policy as our use of cookies changes or as the law requires. The latest version is always published here with its revision date, and significant changes are highlighted through the cookie banner. By continuing to use the site you agree to the use of cookies as described in the current version.

The cookies we set fall into four groups. The table below sets out what each group is for, a few examples of what it does, and roughly how long it lasts on your device.

Beyond our own banner, every major browser lets you block or delete cookies from its settings — Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge each keep these under privacy or site-data options. Blocking strictly necessary cookies will stop you signing in and using the cashier, while blocking the others only reduces convenience or measurement, not core function.

When you first arrive, a banner lets you accept all cookies, reject the non-essential ones, or choose by category. You can reopen those choices at any time from the link in the footer, and withdrawing consent takes effect straight away for any cookie that is not strictly necessary.

Some browsers send a Do Not Track signal. As there is still no agreed standard for how sites should respond, we do not treat it as a separate instruction; instead, use the cookie banner and your browser controls, which give you clear, specific choices over what is stored.

Alongside our own cookies, a few trusted partners may set their own when their features load on the site. Payment providers use them to process a deposit securely, analytics providers to measure use in aggregate, and campaign partners to tell whether a visit followed one of our adverts. These partners act under contract and only for the purpose we have agreed.

We do not allow partners to use cookies set through our site to build their own separate marketing profiles of you, and the marketing category in our banner controls whether the non-essential ones among them are set at all.

Cookies are not the only way information is kept on your device. We also use local storage and similar browser technologies for things like remembering an unfinished action or a layout choice between visits. These behave much like functional cookies, hold only what the feature needs, and can be cleared from the same site-data controls in your browser.

None of this stores your password or payment details, which are handled separately and securely by the cashier.

The app relies less on cookies than a browser does, but it keeps a small amount of equivalent data on the device to hold your session, your preferences and your security settings. You manage these through the app's own settings and your device's privacy controls rather than a browser banner, and clearing the app's data resets them.

As on the website, the essential items are needed to sign in and use the cashier, while the rest only add convenience.

When you make a choice in our banner, we remember it so you are not asked on every visit. That preference is itself stored in a cookie, which means clearing your cookies, switching browser or using a private window will bring the banner back so you can choose again.

Your choice applies to the device and browser you make it on; setting it on a phone does not carry over to a laptop, so you may see the banner once on each.