Cookie Policy – Spinybet
Start playingThis policy explains how Spinybet uses cookies and similar tracking technologies on spinybet-casinos.com. We keep it straightforward: what gets stored, why it's there, and how you can control it.
What cookies do on this site
A cookie is a small text file stored by your browser when you visit a website. It lets the site recognise you on return visits—nothing more technical than that. We use them to remember your language preference, keep you logged into your account panel if we add one later, and measure which pages get read so we know what's useful.
Cookies themselves don't identify you personally. They store a random string tied to a session, not your name or contact details. The data they generate—page views, time on site, referral source—tells us how people use the portal, not who those people are.
The cookies we set
Our own first-party cookies fall into three groups, and only the first is required for the site to work.
| Type | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Necessary | Session management, security, load balancing | Session or up to 24 hours |
| Analytics | Page views, visit duration, referral tracking | Up to 2 years |
| Preference | Language choice, display settings | Up to 1 year |
Necessary cookies keep the site functioning—they handle your session token if you're logged in, prevent duplicate form submissions, and ensure requests reach the correct server when traffic is high. Blocking them breaks core features, so the site sets them regardless of your consent banner choice.
Analytics cookies measure traffic. We want to know whether the responsible gambling page gets read, whether mobile visitors leave faster than desktop ones, and which articles bring people in from search. The data is aggregated—ten thousand visits to a page, not ten thousand named individuals—and it shapes what we write next.
Preference cookies remember non-essential choices: the language you picked from the selector, whether you dismissed a site notice, the layout mode you prefer. These make return visits smoother but aren't required for the site to load.
Third-party scripts we load
Beyond our own cookies, this site loads scripts from external services—analytics platforms, advertising networks, and content delivery providers. Each of those services may set its own cookies, governed by their privacy policies rather than ours.
We currently use Google Analytics to measure site traffic. That script drops cookies to distinguish new visitors from returning ones and track session length. Google's privacy policy, available at policies.google.com/privacy, covers how they handle that data. We've configured Analytics to anonymise IP addresses before storage, but the script itself runs from Google's servers and we don't control its data flow beyond that setting.
Advertising partners may set cookies to show you relevant ads after you leave this site—what's called interest-based advertising or remarketing. Those cookies track which pages you viewed here, then use that signal to bid on ad impressions you see elsewhere. Each network operates under its own terms; we list the active ones and their opt-out links in the table below.
| Service | Purpose | Opt-out link |
|---|---|---|
| Google Analytics | Traffic measurement | tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout |
| Google Ads | Remarketing | adssettings.google.com |
We add or remove third-party scripts as the site evolves. This page reflects the current set; we update it when a service is added or dropped, but we don't notify you of every minor change—check back if you want the latest list.
Managing cookies in your browser
Every modern browser lets you block, delete or inspect cookies. The steps vary by browser, but the outcome is the same: you control what gets stored.
Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data. Choose "Block third-party cookies" to stop tracking networks, or "Block all cookies" to disable everything. The nuclear option breaks most sites, including ours.
Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data. Pick "Delete cookies and site data when Firefox is closed" for a clean slate each session, or click "Manage Data" to remove specific domains.
Safari: Preferences → Privacy → Manage Website Data. Safari blocks third-party cookies by default under Intelligent Tracking Prevention; you can tighten that to block all cookies, but payment gateways and login flows won't work.
Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions → Manage and delete cookies. Toggle "Block third-party cookies" on, or clear cookies manually after each session.
Blocking all cookies disables the consent banner—you won't see it because the site can't remember you declined—but it also stops you staying logged in, breaks the language selector, and may prevent forms from submitting. Necessary cookies exist for a reason.
The consent banner and what declining does
When you first visit spinybet-casinos.com, a banner asks whether you accept analytics and advertising cookies. Necessary cookies load immediately—they're required for the site to function and aren't optional under our setup. Clicking "Accept" lets us set analytics and preference cookies; clicking "Decline" blocks those but allows the necessary group through.
Your choice is stored in a cookie itself—ironic, but unavoidable—so the banner doesn't reappear on every page load. That consent cookie lasts one year. Clear your browser data and you'll see the banner again, because we've lost the record of your decision.
Declining analytics means we don't track your visit in aggregate reports. The site still works, but we lose the data that tells us whether a page is useful. Declining advertising cookies stops remarketing scripts from firing, so you won't see targeted ads for this site elsewhere—though you'll still see ads in general, just not ones shaped by your visit here.
Changes to this policy
We update this page when we add a new third-party service, drop an old one, or change how cookies are set. Material changes—like introducing a new tracking category—get flagged at the top of the page for thirty days. Minor wording fixes don't trigger a notice.
The "Last updated" date at the bottom of this page shows when the text last changed. No formal notification goes out; if cookie handling matters to you, bookmark this page and check it occasionally.
Questions about cookies
If something here isn't clear, or you want to know which specific cookies a script sets, email our editorial team at [email protected]. We'll walk through the technical detail or point you to the third party's own documentation where it's their script in question.
For requests about your personal data—what we hold, how to delete it, who sees it—read our privacy policy instead. That document covers data protection rights under Australian law; this one is only about cookies and tracking.
Last updated: January 2026
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