Cookies Policy

1. About cookies

Cookies are small text files that a website may place on your computer, mobile phone, tablet or other device when you visit. They allow the website to recognise a device, remember certain information and support functions during a browsing session or future visit. Cookies do not normally contain information that directly identifies you, although information collected through cookies may be connected with other information held about you.

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Stakeclub Casino may also use similar technologies, including pixels, tags, software development kits, local storage and device identifiers. These technologies can perform functions similar to cookies, such as remembering preferences, measuring website activity and helping us understand how visitors use our services. In this policy, we use the term cookies to refer to cookies and similar technologies unless stated otherwise.

Cookies may be placed by Stakeclub Casino or by service providers that support parts of the website. Some cookies are used only while your browser is open and expire when you close it. Other cookies may remain on your device for a longer period, subject to their purpose, your browser settings and the relevant service provider's configuration.

The use of cookies can help us provide a more reliable, secure and convenient online experience. Not all cookies are used for the same reason, and some may be required for the website to operate properly. Where appropriate, we may ask for your consent before using cookies that are not essential to provide a service you have requested.

2. How cookies may be used

The types of cookies used on a gambling website can vary over time as features, security measures and service providers change. The following categories describe the main purposes for which Stakeclub Casino may use cookies.

Essential and security cookies

Essential cookies support functions that are necessary for the website to work. They may help with account access, session management, page navigation, security controls, fraud prevention, load balancing and the safe operation of interactive features. Without these cookies, some parts of the website may not function correctly or may be unavailable.

Security-related technologies may help identify unusual activity, protect accounts and detect attempts to misuse the website. These technologies do not guarantee that every security threat will be prevented, but they can form part of our broader security and risk-management measures.

Functionality and preference cookies

Functionality cookies may remember information that makes the website easier to use. For example, they may remember language, display, accessibility or other settings selected during a visit. They may also support features that you choose to use, so that you do not need to provide the same information each time.

Performance and analytics cookies

Performance and analytics cookies may help us understand how visitors interact with the website. The information may include pages viewed, approximate visit duration, links selected, general device information and whether a page or feature appears to work as expected. We may use this information to identify technical issues, improve content, monitor performance and make the website easier to navigate.

Analytics information is generally assessed in an aggregated or pseudonymous form where practical. However, the way information is handled depends on the technology and service involved. We do not treat analytics information as a guarantee that a visitor is anonymous in every circumstance.

Advertising and marketing cookies

Where used and permitted, advertising or marketing cookies may help measure the effectiveness of campaigns, limit repeated advertisements or show content that is more relevant to your interests. These cookies may be provided by third parties and may recognise a browser or device across different websites or services. You may be able to refuse or manage these cookies through our consent tools, your browser settings or controls offered by the relevant third party.

3. Third-party services and information sharing

Some cookies may be set by third-party providers that help us operate, secure, analyse or improve the website. These providers may process information collected through their technologies in accordance with their own privacy notices and terms. Their services may change, and the specific providers used may depend on the website feature, your device, your location and the settings that you select.

Third-party cookies may allow a provider to collect information about your browser or device, the website pages you visit, general usage patterns and interactions with relevant content. Where information is shared with a provider, it may be used to deliver the requested service, provide reports, protect against misuse or support other purposes described in that provider's documentation.

We take reasonable steps to assess services used on the website and to require appropriate handling of information where applicable. However, we cannot control the privacy practices of independent third parties. You should review the privacy and cookie information published by a third-party provider if you want to understand how that provider uses information or how to exercise choices directly with it.

Cookies may be used by providers supporting website hosting, security, performance monitoring or account functions.
Analytics providers may receive information about website visits and interactions to prepare usage reports.
Advertising or campaign providers may receive information needed to measure promotions or manage online advertising where those technologies are enabled.
Payment, identity, compliance or other service providers may use their own technologies when you access a service or complete a relevant process.
The availability of a particular cookie or provider may change without creating a permanent entitlement to that technology.

Information collected through cookies may be combined with other information where this is necessary for security, account administration, compliance, service delivery, reporting or other purposes explained in our Privacy Policy. We handle personal information in accordance with applicable privacy requirements and our published privacy practices.

4. Managing cookies and your choices

When you first visit the website, you may be shown a cookie notice or preference tool. This may allow you to accept certain categories of cookies, reject non-essential cookies or adjust your selections. Your choices may be saved in a cookie or similar technology so that the website can remember them. If you delete that preference cookie, you may be asked to make your selections again.

You can also manage cookies through the settings in your web browser. Most browsers allow you to view, block, delete or restrict cookies. The steps vary between browsers and devices, so you should consult the help or support information for the browser you use. Some mobile devices also include controls for limiting advertising technologies or resetting identifiers.

Open your browser's privacy, security or site settings.
Review the available cookie and tracking controls.
Choose whether to allow, block or delete cookies, either generally or for particular websites.
Close and reopen your browser if required, then revisit the website to check your settings.

Blocking all cookies may affect the way the website operates. Essential functions, account access, security checks, saved preferences or interactive features may not work properly if the relevant cookies are disabled. Choosing not to accept analytics or marketing cookies should not normally prevent access to basic website content, but your experience may vary depending on the feature involved.

Your browser may offer a do-not-track setting. Because browser signals are implemented differently, the website may not respond to every such signal in the same way. Cookie controls do not necessarily remove information that was collected before your settings were changed, and they may not affect cookies placed by an independent third party.

If you use more than one browser or device, you may need to apply your preferences separately on each one. You can revisit your choices whenever a preference tool is available or by changing your browser settings. Consent choices may be updated when our technology, services or legal obligations change.

5. Updates and further information

We may update this Cookies Policy from time to time to reflect changes to the website, the technologies used, third-party services, legal requirements or our privacy practices. The updated version will be made available on the website and will apply from the date shown in the updated policy, unless a different commencement date is stated.

We encourage you to review this page periodically so you remain aware of how cookies may be used and which choices are available. If a material change affects the way consent is collected or information is handled, we may provide an additional notice or request a new choice where required.

For information about how personal information is collected, used, stored, disclosed and managed, please read the Stakeclub Casino Privacy Policy. The Privacy Policy may also explain how to make a privacy-related request or raise a concern. If you have questions about cookies, use the applicable contact or support channel made available on the website.

By continuing to use the website after reviewing any applicable cookie notice, you acknowledge that cookies may be used in accordance with your selections and this policy. Where consent is required, your continued use will not replace any consent mechanism that the website provides for obtaining or managing that consent.

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