Cookies Policy

What cookies are and why we use them

Cookies are small text files that a website stores on your computer, phone, tablet or another device when you visit. They allow a site to recognise your browser or device and remember certain information. Some cookies last only for the time that you use the site and are removed when you close your browser. Others remain for a set period or until you remove them through your browser settings.

We use cookies and similar technologies to operate Party Spinz Casino, support account functions, remember your preferences, understand how visitors use the site and help keep our services secure. The information collected may include your device type, browser type, language preference, pages visited, time spent on a page and actions taken on the site.

A cookie will not usually identify you by name on its own. However, where cookie information is connected with your account or another identifier, we handle it in line with our privacy obligations. Cookies may be set by us or by service providers acting on our behalf for the purposes described in this policy.

• To keep the site available and support essential account, login and cashier functions.
• To remember settings so you do not need to enter the same preferences each time you visit.
• To understand how visitors move around the site and identify technical problems or areas that may need improvement.
• To help us protect accounts, detect unusual activity and support the secure operation of our services.
• To understand how communications and advertising perform, where you have given the required permission.

The cookie notice on the site provides information about optional cookies and allows you to make or change your choices. Strictly necessary cookies may still be used because they are needed to provide a service you request or to operate essential parts of the site.

The types of cookies we use

Cookies can be grouped according to the purpose they serve. The categories below explain the main types we may use. A cookie may support more than one function, and the exact cookies available may change as the site or its features develop. The current categories and descriptions are shown in the cookie notice.

Strictly necessary cookies

These cookies are needed for the basic operation of the site. They help us provide functions you have requested, maintain a secure connection and allow you to move between areas that require account access.

• Keeping you signed in while you move between account pages.
• Remembering information temporarily while you complete a form or transaction.
• Applying security controls and helping to identify activity that may put an account or the site at risk.
• Recording your cookie choice so that the notice does not ask you the same question on every visit.

You cannot normally switch off strictly necessary cookies through the cookie notice. If you block them in your browser, some account, login or transaction functions may not be available.

Performance and analytics cookies

Performance and analytics cookies help us understand how the site is used and whether it works as intended. They can show which pages are visited, whether a page loads correctly and where visitors stop using a process.

• Counting visits to different sections so we can understand which information is used most often.
• Measuring whether pages and account processes respond as expected.
• Identifying errors, slow journeys or repeated actions that may make the site harder to use.
• Comparing changes to page content or layout to see whether navigation is clearer.

These cookies are not required for every part of the site to operate. You can usually refuse them through the cookie notice. If you do, we may have less information about site performance and may not identify some areas for improvement as accurately.

Functionality cookies

Functionality cookies remember choices you make so the site can provide a more convenient experience. They may be used after you select a preference or use a particular feature. The site can often operate without them, but some settings may not be retained.

• Remembering your preferred language or display settings.
• Keeping a selected page option or other non-essential site preference.
• Retaining information about how you want certain features to appear during a later visit.
• Reducing the need to repeat a choice when you return to the same area of the site.

Marketing cookies

Marketing cookies may help us understand how communications and advertising perform, limit repeated messages or show information that is more relevant to your interests. They may be set when you interact with marketing content, where the required permission has been provided.

• Recording whether a marketing message has been seen or selected.
• Helping us understand which campaign content leads visitors to the site.
• Limiting the number of times similar advertising is shown to you.
• Supporting the selection of more relevant marketing content.

Marketing cookies are optional. You can refuse them through the cookie notice and can usually remove or block them through your browser. Refusing these cookies does not necessarily mean that you will see no advertising; it may mean that advertising is less tailored to your interests.

How to manage cookies in the notice and your browser

When you first visit the site, the cookie notice allows you to accept optional cookies, refuse them or select your preferences by category. Your choices may be stored so they can be applied during later visits. If the notice provides a settings option, you can use it to change your choices at any time.

Changing your choices through the cookie notice affects the optional categories that are available there. It does not remove strictly necessary cookies that are required for the site to operate. Your updated choice may take effect immediately, although you may need to refresh the page, close and reopen your browser or start a new visit before every change is applied.

Manage cookies through your browser

You can also manage cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers allow you to see stored cookies, delete some or all cookies, block cookies from particular sites and block cookies from all sites. You may also be able to receive a warning before a cookie is stored.

1. Open your browser's settings or privacy controls.
2. Find the section covering cookies, site data or website permissions.
3. Choose whether to allow, delete or block cookies using the controls provided by your browser.
4. If available, add the site to your permitted or blocked list according to your preference.
5. Return to the site and use the cookie notice to confirm or update your optional choices.

The exact steps depend on the browser and device you use. Browser settings may also be separate on different devices, so changing cookies on one device may not change the settings on another. Deleting cookies can remove saved preferences, sign you out of account areas and cause the cookie notice to appear again.

If you share a device or use more than one browser, check the cookie settings on each browser. This helps ensure that your preferences match how you want cookies to operate. If you use private browsing, cookies may be deleted when that browsing session ends.

What happens if you block cookies

You can block or delete cookies, but doing so may affect the way Party Spinz Casino works. The effect depends on which category you block and whether your browser allows some cookies while refusing others. Blocking optional cookies may mainly affect saved preferences, site measurements or the relevance of marketing content.

Blocking strictly necessary cookies can have a more significant effect. You may be unable to log in, move between secure pages, submit forms, use account features or complete a transaction. Security controls may also be affected. For these reasons, the site may not work fully when cookies are disabled.

• Some pages may not load correctly or may display an incomplete layout.
• Your account may not stay signed in as you move between pages.
• Your language, display or other selected preferences may not be remembered.
• Forms, cashier steps or other account processes may need to be started again.
• We may not be able to measure errors or performance in the same way.
• You may continue to receive marketing content, but it may be less relevant or more repetitive.

If you block cookies and then experience a problem, try allowing strictly necessary cookies, clearing outdated site data and opening the site again. You should also check that your browser is up to date and that its privacy settings are not preventing essential site functions.

Cookies are only one part of how we operate the site. We may use other technical information, such as device or connection information, where needed for security, account administration and the provision of our services. The way we handle personal information is explained in our privacy information.

Questions about this Cookies Policy

If you have a question about cookies, your choices or the way the site uses cookie information, contact us at support@partyspinz-casino.co.uk. You can also contact us through the live chat on the site.

When you contact us, please describe the issue clearly and tell us which browser or device you are using if your question relates to site performance. Do not send your password or full payment details by email or live chat. We may need to ask for account information to confirm who you are before discussing account-specific matters.

We may update this Cookies Policy when the site, the cookies we use or the applicable requirements change. The latest version will be made available on the site. If a change affects the way optional cookies are used or the choices available to you, the cookie notice may also be updated so that you can make a new selection.

• For questions about a cookie choice, tell us which option you selected where possible.
• For a site problem, include the browser and device you were using.
• For an account-specific question, contact us from the email address registered to your account where possible.
• Never include your password, full card details or security codes in a message.