Cookies Policy

1. What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files or similar data files that are stored on your computer, mobile phone, tablet or another device when you visit a website. They allow a website to recognise a device and remember certain information about a visit. Cookies are commonly used across the internet to help websites operate, improve performance, understand how visitors use their services and provide a more relevant experience.

Some cookies are placed directly by Spinit Casino, while others may be placed by service providers that support website functions, security, analytics, advertising or customer communications. These third parties may process information collected through their technologies in accordance with their own privacy notices and applicable requirements. We do not use cookies to avoid our legal or regulatory responsibilities.

Cookies can be session cookies or persistent cookies. Session cookies normally remain on your device only while your browser is open and are removed when the session ends. Persistent cookies remain on your device for a set period or until you delete them. The length of time a cookie remains available depends on its purpose and the settings applied to it.

Similar technologies may include pixels, tags, software development kits, local storage and other tools that store or access information on a device. For simplicity, this policy refers to these technologies collectively as cookies unless a distinction is necessary.

2. How we use cookies

The cookies used on the website may serve different purposes. Some are necessary for the website to function, while others help us understand usage or improve services. The types of cookies used may change over time as the website, technologies and services develop. Where required, we will seek consent before placing non-essential cookies.

Strictly necessary cookies

These cookies are required for core website functions. They may support account access, secure areas, navigation, session management, fraud prevention, load balancing, responsible gambling controls and other essential features. Without these cookies, parts of the website may not work properly. Because they are necessary, they may not be disabled through every cookie preference tool, although you can generally control or delete them through your browser.

Preference and functionality cookies

These cookies remember choices you make, such as language, region, display preferences or other settings. They can make future visits more convenient by reducing the need to repeat the same selections. If you disable these cookies, some preferences may not be saved and you may need to enter them again.

Performance and analytics cookies

These cookies help us understand how visitors use the website, including which pages are visited, how users move through the site and whether technical errors occur. The information may be combined into reports and used to improve design, content, availability, speed and general user experience. Analytics information is generally assessed in aggregated or pseudonymised form where appropriate.

Security, fraud prevention and compliance cookies

Cookies and similar technologies may be used to protect accounts, identify unusual activity, reduce fraud, support payment and verification processes, and help maintain the integrity of the website. They may also assist with meeting applicable legal, regulatory, responsible gambling and know-your-customer obligations. Disabling these technologies may affect access to certain services or require additional checks.

Marketing and advertising cookies

Where permitted and where you have provided any required consent, cookies may be used to measure marketing activity, limit repeated advertising, understand the effectiveness of campaigns and present information that is more relevant to your interests. Marketing cookies may be placed by approved third parties. We do not represent that every browser or device will receive the same content, and cookie-based advertising does not guarantee that you will receive particular offers or promotions.

3. Your cookie choices

When available, the website may provide a cookie banner, preference centre or similar tool that allows you to accept, reject or adjust certain categories of cookies. Your choices may be stored in a preference cookie so that they can be remembered on later visits. If you use a different browser, device or cleared browsing data, you may need to make your choices again.

You can also manage cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers allow you to view stored cookies, block cookies, delete existing cookies or receive a warning before cookies are placed. The way to do this varies between browsers and devices, so you should review the help or privacy settings provided by your browser manufacturer.

• Accept or reject non-essential cookies through any cookie preference tool made available on the website.
• Delete existing cookies from your browser or device settings.
• Block cookies generally, or allow them only for selected websites where your browser supports this option.
• Use private or incognito browsing features, while understanding that these do not always prevent all forms of tracking or storage.
• Review and update your browser, device and privacy settings regularly.

If you block or delete cookies, the website may not operate as intended. You may be unable to sign in, maintain a secure session, use account features, complete certain transactions or access parts of the website. Disabling cookies may also remove saved preferences and make it harder for us to identify technical problems or protect the service from misuse.

Cookie controls do not necessarily remove information that has already been collected or stored by us or a third party. Where you want to understand how personal information is handled, or exercise privacy rights available to you, please refer to the Privacy Policy and any applicable privacy request process.

4. Third-party technologies, privacy and updates

Some features on the website may be supported by third-party providers. These providers may use cookies or similar technologies to deliver their services, measure performance, assist with security, support payments, analyse traffic or provide other functionality. Third-party cookies are controlled by the relevant provider, and their use may be subject to separate terms and privacy information. We encourage you to review those notices where appropriate.

Information collected through cookies may include a device identifier, browser type, operating system, approximate location, pages viewed, links selected, session times, referral information and technical activity. Depending on the technology and the information available, this data may be capable of being associated with an account or other information. We use and protect this information in accordance with applicable privacy requirements and our Privacy Policy.

Cookies are not a method for bypassing age, identity, location, responsible gambling or other checks. We may use information from cookies and related technologies together with other information to operate the website, protect users, investigate suspicious activity and comply with applicable obligations. We may also retain relevant records for as long as reasonably required for these purposes, subject to our policies and legal requirements.

This Cookies Policy may be updated from time to time to reflect changes in the website, technologies, services, legal requirements or our practices. The updated version will be published on this page with a revised date where appropriate. You should review this page periodically. If a change requires your consent, we will provide an appropriate opportunity to make a choice before using the relevant non-essential cookies.

If you have questions about this Cookies Policy or the way cookies are used, please use the available support or privacy channels shown on the website. Do not send sensitive account, payment or identity information through an unverified channel. Nothing in this policy limits rights or protections that apply to you under Australian law.