Cookies Policy
Cookies Policy for SpinKong Casino
This Cookies Policy explains how SpinKong Casino uses cookies and similar browser technologies to support site functionality, maintain login sessions, measure performance, and remember your preferences. The purpose is practical and transparent - to describe what these technologies do, why they are used, and how you can manage them.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files placed on your device by a website. They store information about your browsing session and preferences. Other browser storage technologies that work similarly include local storage and session storage. All of these help the site remember settings, keep you logged in, and gather anonymous performance information.
Why cookies are used
We use cookies to keep the site working smoothly and to improve your experience. Common uses include remembering language or currency choices, keeping your session active while you move between pages, storing items in temporary baskets, diagnosing performance issues, and collecting aggregated analytics that help us improve layout and load times.
Essential cookies
Essential cookies are required for core site functions. They support login persistence, secure session handling, basket recovery, and navigation between pages. These cookies do not track behaviour for marketing purposes and cannot be switched off without affecting site access.
Session cookies
Session cookies last only for the duration of your browsing session and are removed when you close your browser. They are used for active session handling - for example, to keep you logged in while you move between pages or to maintain temporary preferences set during that visit.
Persistent cookies
Persistent cookies remain on your device after the session ends and are used to remember choices between visits. Typical examples are language preference, site theme, or a remembered currency. The retention period depends on the cookie type - common durations range from 30 days to 12 months.
Functional cookies
Functional cookies enable optional features and improve convenience. They remember interface choices - such as display mode, quick access preferences, or remember-me options - so you don’t need to reconfigure them each visit. Disabling these cookies may reduce convenience but will not prevent basic access.
Analytics and performance cookies
Analytics cookies collect aggregated, anonymised data about how the site is used. They help us understand page load times, which pages are most visited, and where users encounter errors. This information is used to prioritise fixes and optimisations. Data is analysed in aggregate and is not used to build personal profiles.
Preference and language settings
Preference cookies store choices such as language, region display, or other UI settings. These cookies make sure the site presents the same preferences on your next visit. If you change language or other settings in your account, the new choice is stored in persistent cookies or account settings so it applies across sessions.
Login and session continuity
To keep you logged in safely, we use authentication cookies and secure session identifiers. These cookies verify session validity and protect session integrity. If you log out, these cookies are cleared. Most authentication cookies are session-based; longer remember-me options use secure persistent cookies with limited lifetimes.
Device recognition and security-related cookies
Device recognition cookies and related tokens help detect unusual account activity and improve security checks. They support fraud detection, rate limiting, and secure two-factor flows. Security cookies are used only to protect accounts and transactions and do not store personal content.
Browser storage technologies
In addition to cookies, the site may use local storage and session storage for temporary data that improves responsiveness and reduces reloads. These technologies behave similarly to cookies but are scoped by browser and origin. Clearing browser storage will remove these items and may affect site behaviour until preferences are reset.
Third-party integrations
Some features rely on third-party services such as analytics or embedded content providers. These partners may set their own cookies when you use those features. We review third-party partners for reasonable privacy and security practices, but we do not control their cookies directly. For details about third-party cookies, check the privacy notices of those providers.
Marketing and communication preferences
Marketing cookies are used only when you opt in. They help deliver relevant offers and measure campaign effectiveness. You can manage these preferences in the cookie settings panel, and opting out will stop personalised marketing cookies from being set while still allowing essential and functional cookies to operate.
Cookie consent management
On your first visit you will see a cookie banner giving clear options to accept, reject, or customise cookie categories. Your choice is stored so you do not need to repeat it on every visit. You can change your consent at any time via the cookie settings link available in the site footer or through your account privacy settings.
Browser cookie controls
Your browser gives you control over cookies. You can block or delete cookies, and set rules for specific sites. Adjusting these controls will affect how the site behaves. If you choose to block cookies entirely, some features may not work or will require repeated manual input.
Clearing or disabling cookies
To remove cookies, use your browser settings to clear cookies and site data. Disabling cookies will prevent certain conveniences such as saved preferences and automatic login. If you rely on persistence across visits, clearing cookies will remove that stored state. After clearing, you may need to sign in again and reselect preferences.
Site functionality impact when cookies are disabled
Without essential cookies, pages that require a logged-in session or transactional steps will not function correctly. Disabling functional or performance cookies may reduce convenience and slow down page loading. Marketing cookies can be disabled without affecting core functionality.
Technical diagnostics and performance optimisation
We collect technical diagnostics and performance data to detect load issues, errors, and bottlenecks. These diagnostics are generally anonymised and used to improve page speed and reliability. Diagnostics cookies help associate error reports with non-identifying session data so fixes can be prioritised.
Aggregated analytics information
Analytics data is summarised across users to show trends such as feature usage, peak traffic times, and device mix. Aggregated analytics do not identify individual users and are used to guide product improvements and prioritise engineering work.
User experience improvements
Cookies help deliver smoother navigation, faster load times for repeated visits, and retained preferences. They also support A/B testing at an aggregated level so we can validate user interface changes before rolling them out broadly. Tests use cookies to keep a consistent experience for the duration of the experiment.
How to contact us about cookies
If you have questions about cookies or wish to update your consent settings and data preferences, contact our privacy team at [email protected]. We will respond with practical guidance on managing cookie settings and how changes affect your experience.
Updates to this policy
We may update this Cookies Policy to reflect changes in technologies or practices. When changes are significant, we will prompt you to review your consent choices. The current policy version and the date of last update are available on this page.