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Casino Bit Cookie Policy
This Casino Bit cookie policy explains, in plain language, how we use cookies and similar technologies when you visit our site. We want you to understand what these small files do, why we rely on them, and how you can control them from your own browser settings.
We keep this page focused purely on cookies. For anything about how we handle your personal information more broadly, our privacy policy sets that out separately, and our terms cover the wider rules of using our site.
What a cookie actually is
A cookie is a small text file that a website stores on your device when you visit it. It does not run programs on your device and it cannot, by itself, identify you personally without additional information held by the site that placed it. Cookies exist across almost every modern website, not just gambling-related ones, because browsers were built to support this kind of short-lived, local storage from the very beginning.
Cookies are typically read only by the site that set them, and most expire automatically after a set period. Some last only for the duration of your visit and disappear when you close your browser; others are designed to persist so that a site can recognise your device on a later visit. Understanding this distinction helps explain why we group cookies into categories rather than treating them as one single thing.
Why we use cookies on this site
We use cookies to help our site function properly, to remember basic preferences you set while browsing, and to understand in general terms how visitors move through our pages. This lets us keep pages working correctly across sessions and helps us notice when something on the site is not behaving as it should.
Some cookies are strictly necessary, meaning the site would not work properly without them. Others are used for performance and analytics purposes, helping us see which pages are visited and roughly how long people spend on them, without identifying you as an individual. We do not use this page to describe any specific advertising partners or data-sharing arrangements, because our aim here is to explain the categories clearly rather than list technical detail that changes over time.
Necessary and functional cookies
Necessary cookies support core features such as navigating between pages, keeping a session active while you browse, and remembering choices you have already made, like whether you have dismissed a cookie notice. Functional cookies build on this by remembering smaller preferences, such as language or display settings, so that returning visitors do not need to reset them every time. Neither category is generally used to build a detailed profile of your interests.
Because these cookies are considered essential to how the site operates, disabling them entirely through your browser may mean that certain pages behave unpredictably or that some features stop working as intended. We would rather be upfront about that trade-off than pretend every cookie on this site is optional.
Managing your settings
How to control cookies in your browser
Every major browser gives you the ability to view, block or delete cookies through its own settings menu. You can usually choose to accept all cookies, block them entirely, or be asked each time a new one is set, and you can clear existing cookies at any point if you want to start fresh.
Read our privacy policyWhat blocking cookies means for your visit
If you choose to block or delete cookies, some parts of our site may not work as smoothly as intended. Preferences you have set may not be remembered between visits, and certain features that rely on session information could behave differently until a cookie is allowed again.
This is a normal trade-off rather than something specific to us: it applies broadly across the web because so many sites use cookies for basic functionality. We would rather you make an informed choice about your own browser settings than assume cookies are invisible or unimportant.
Third-party content and embedded features
Where a page includes content served from another provider, that provider may set its own cookies according to its own policies, separate from anything described on this page. We do not control those third-party cookies directly, and we encourage you to check the relevant provider's own cookie or privacy information if you want details about how it handles data.
We keep this section general rather than naming specific providers, because our focus here is explaining the mechanism rather than listing every embed that might appear on a page at a given time. If you have questions about a particular feature you have encountered while browsing, our FAQ page is a good place to look for further guidance.
Keeping this policy current
We may update this cookie policy from time to time to reflect changes in the technologies we use or in how our site is structured. When we make a meaningful change, we intend for the updated page to replace this one, so checking back occasionally is the simplest way to stay informed.
This policy sits alongside the rest of our legal pages rather than standing apart from them. If you are looking for how we handle information more broadly, our privacy policy is the right next stop, and our terms explain the general conditions of using the site.
Frequently asked questions
Does this cookie policy cover payments or account details?
No. This page is about cookies only. For information on how payments work, our payment methods page is the right place to look, and for anything about your personal data, our privacy policy covers that separately.
Will blocking cookies stop me from using the site at all?
Blocking all cookies is unlikely to stop the site loading, but it may affect features that rely on remembering your session or preferences, such as staying logged in while you move between pages.
Do cookies affect how the site looks on my phone?
Cookies themselves do not change layout, but some functional cookies help remember display choices. If you are curious about how we approach smaller screens generally, our mobile casino page talks about browsing with us on a phone.
Can I change my cookie choices after my first visit?
Yes. Cookie settings live in your browser, not on our server, so you can revisit those settings and change your choices at any time, including clearing existing cookies entirely.