Casper Spins Cookie Policy

This Casper Spins cookie policy explains, in plain language, how we use cookies and similar technologies when you browse our site. We want you to understand what these small files do, why we rely on them and how you can manage your preferences at any time. Reading this page takes a few minutes and gives you a clear picture of our approach to your browsing data.

We use cookies to keep our pages working correctly, to remember choices you make and to understand how visitors move through our site. Some cookies are essential to basic functions such as loading pages securely and keeping you signed in during a session. Others help us learn which pages are useful and which need improvement, so we can shape the site around what visitors actually need.

None of this replaces the fuller detail you may want on how we handle personal information more broadly, which sits in our separate privacy notice. If you came here looking for details on deposits or games rather than cookies, our payment methods page and our mobile casino page cover those topics directly.

What Cookies Are and Why We Use Them

A cookie is a small text file that a website stores on your device when you visit. It does not run programs or carry viruses; it simply holds small pieces of information that a site can read back on your next visit. Cookies exist across almost every modern website because they make browsing smoother and more consistent for the visitor.

On our site, cookies help pages remember your recent actions, keep a session active while you browse and support the basic layout you see on every screen. Without certain cookies, some parts of the site would not function as intended, and you would need to re-enter information repeatedly. We rely on a mix of short-lived session cookies and longer-lived ones that persist between visits.

Types of Cookies We Rely On

We generally group cookies into a few broad categories: strictly necessary, functional and analytical. Strictly necessary cookies let core features work, such as page navigation and secure areas of the site. Functional cookies remember preferences like language or previously viewed pages, so returning visitors get a smoother experience straight away.

Analytical cookies help us understand overall visitor patterns, such as which pages are viewed most often and how long a typical visit lasts. This information is aggregated and helps us prioritise improvements across the site. We do not use this category to identify you personally, only to see broad patterns across many visits.

Managing Your Cookie Preferences

You remain in control of cookies at all times, and most browsers let you view, delete or block them through their settings menu. Adjusting these settings can affect how our site performs, since some features depend on cookies being allowed. We recommend checking your browser's help section for exact steps, as the process varies between browsers and devices.

If you choose to block all cookies, certain areas of our site may not load correctly or may ask you to repeat steps you have already completed. We think it is fairer to explain this trade-off clearly rather than assume you already know it. You can always return here to review this policy if your preferences change over time.

Third-Party Cookies and External Content

Some pages may load content or scripts that set their own cookies, separate from the ones our site places directly. These come from external services that support functions such as embedded media or performance monitoring. We do not control how those third parties use their own cookies, so we encourage you to check their individual policies for full detail.

Where a third-party tool is used purely to help pages load reliably, we keep our reliance on it as limited as we reasonably can. Our aim is to keep the number of external cookies modest, so that the experience of visiting our site stays predictable and easy to follow from one visit to the next.

Staying Informed About Changes

We may update this cookie policy occasionally to reflect changes in the technologies we use or in relevant guidance. Whenever we make a meaningful change, we will update the text on this page so the information you read stays current. We encourage you to revisit this page from time to time, particularly before you share any personal details with us.

If anything here feels unclear, treating this page as a starting point rather than the final word is sensible; browser providers publish their own guidance on cookie management too. Combining both sources gives you the clearest picture of how to manage your own settings confidently.