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Cookie Policy for SpinReelz Players
How we use cookies on SpinReelz, and the choices you have over them.
This SpinReelz cookie policy explains how our site uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit us from a browser or a mobile device in the UK. We want you to understand what these small files do, why our pages rely on them, and how you can manage or withdraw your consent at any time. Reading this page alongside our privacy policy and our terms gives you the full picture of how we handle your data. Nothing here changes how any game on our site works; it only describes the technical housekeeping behind every page load.
Cookies are tiny text files stored on your device when you browse a website. They let a site remember who you are between pages, keep you signed in, and understand which parts of a service get used and which do not. Cookies cannot run programs or carry viruses, and they cannot reach into other files stored on your computer or phone. Most browsers accept them automatically, but every major browser also gives you the tools to view, block or delete them whenever you choose.
Why we use cookies
We set cookies for a handful of practical reasons rather than as a blanket default. Some keep your session active while you move between pages such as our games list or our account area, so you are not asked to sign in again and again. Others remember simple preferences, like whether you have already seen a notice on this site, so we do not repeat it needlessly. A further group helps us see, in aggregate, which pages are visited and which links are followed, so we can keep the site working well for everyone who lands on it.
None of these purposes involves reading the contents of your device or tracking you across unrelated services without a lawful basis for doing so. Where a cookie is not strictly necessary for the site to function, we only set it with your permission, given through the cookie banner or your browser settings. You can change your mind about that permission at any point, and the next section explains exactly how.
Categories of cookies we use
Broadly, the cookies on this site fall into a few recognised categories. Strictly necessary cookies keep core functions working, including signing in, moving securely between pages, and keeping your session stable while you browse. Functional cookies remember small preferences such as a language choice or a previously dismissed message, so our pages feel consistent on your return visits. Analytics cookies tell us, in general terms, how our pages are used, which helps us notice when something is confusing or slow and needs attention.
We do not use the information from these cookies to build a profile for third-party advertising networks beyond what is described here, and we do not sell cookie data to unrelated companies. Where any cookie is placed by a payment partner to confirm a transaction, that is treated as strictly necessary, since without it a deposit or withdrawal could not be completed securely. If you want to understand how a specific payment journey works on our site, our payment methods page covers that in full.
| Cookie type | What it does |
|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Keeps your session active and pages working securely |
| Functional | Remembers preferences such as language or dismissed notices |
| Analytics | Shows us, in aggregate, how pages are used so we can improve them |
| Third-party | Set by embedded services such as payment confirmation or chat support |
Some cookies on our site are not set by us directly but by services we embed, such as a live chat widget or a secure payment form. These third-party cookies are governed by the privacy practices of the company that sets them, though we only work with partners who commit to protecting your data properly. If you reach our site through a link from another service, that service may also have set a cookie before you arrived, and that cookie is outside our control once you leave their domain.
Managing your preferences
You can accept, decline or change cookie settings at any time through the banner shown on your first visit or through your browser's own privacy controls, and this choice never affects your ability to contact support about your account.
- Open your browser's settings menu and find the privacy or cookies section.
- Choose to view, block or delete cookies for this site specifically, or for all sites.
- Return to SpinReelz and use the cookie banner to set your preferences again if it reappears.
- Check your account periodically if you use a shared or public device, since some necessary cookies affect how your session stays signed in.
Blocking every cookie is possible in most browsers, but it will affect how parts of our site behave. Strictly necessary cookies are required to keep you signed in while you move between our live dealer tables and the rest of the site, so turning them off entirely may log you out unexpectedly or stop a page from loading correctly. Functional and analytics cookies are more flexible: declining them means our pages still work, but we lose some of the insight that helps us keep things running smoothly.
We review this policy from time to time to reflect changes in the technology we use or in the law that governs it. Any update will be posted on this page, and continuing to use our site after a change means you accept the revised approach. If you ever have a question about a specific cookie you have noticed while browsing, our support team is the right place to ask, and you will find how to reach them through our account pages.
If you play on a phone or tablet through a mobile browser rather than a desktop, the same cookie categories apply, and your device's browser settings give you the same level of control. You can read more about how our site adapts to smaller screens on our mobile casino page, though the cookie rules themselves do not change between devices. Whatever you use to browse, this policy is the single reference point for how cookies work across the whole site.
We built this page to be read on its own, without needing technical background, because transparency about data handling matters as much as transparency about the games themselves. If anything here is unclear, our support channels remain the quickest way to get a plain answer. We would rather explain a setting twice than leave a player guessing about what a cookie on our site actually does.