Cookies Policy

What cookies are and why we use them

Cookies are small text files saved on your computer, phone, tablet or another device when you visit a website. They allow the site to recognise your browser and remember certain information. Some cookies last only for your visit and are deleted when you close your browser. Others remain until they expire or you remove them.

We use cookies and similar technologies to operate our site, keep your account secure, understand how visitors use our pages, and remember choices you make. Cookies can help us provide the functions you ask for and identify technical problems. They can also help us understand whether information about our services has been useful to visitors.

• Keep you signed in during an account session.
• Support security checks and help prevent unauthorised activity.
• Remember settings such as language or display preferences.
• Show us which pages work well and where errors may occur.

Cookies may be set by us or by a service operating on our behalf. Where a cookie is not strictly necessary, we will ask for your choice through the cookie notice on the site. You can change that choice later, subject to the controls available in the notice and your browser.

The types of cookies we use

The cookies used on our site may fall into more than one category. The descriptions below explain the purpose of each category in plain terms. The exact cookies available may change as our site and services develop.

Strictly necessary cookies

These cookies are needed for essential parts of the site to work. They may keep your account session active, help protect account and payment-related pages, or remember information required to process a request. Without them, you may not be able to sign in, move between secure pages, or use important account functions.

Performance and analytics cookies

These cookies help us understand how the site performs and how visitors use it. For example, they may count visits to a page or show whether a page takes longer to load than expected. They may also help us identify errors, repeated failed actions, or parts of the site that are difficult to use.

Functionality cookies

Functionality cookies remember choices so that the site can respond in a more consistent way. For example, they may remember your preferred language or display setting. They may also remember a choice made in a form or notice so that you do not have to make the same selection each time you visit.

Marketing cookies

Marketing cookies may help us measure whether an advert or campaign has led someone to visit the site. They may also help limit how often the same advert is shown or understand which information is relevant to visitors. These cookies are not required for the basic operation of your account, and you can normally refuse them through the cookie notice.

The information collected through cookies may include browser type, device information, pages visited, approximate activity times, and actions taken on the site. We use this information for the purposes explained in the relevant cookie category and handle it in line with our wider privacy obligations.

How to manage cookies in your browser and on our site

When you first visit the site, the cookie notice lets you accept or refuse the categories that are not strictly necessary. Use the options shown in that notice to set your preferences. If the notice provides a settings option, you can open it again to change your choices.

You can also manage cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers allow you to see saved cookies, delete some or all cookies, block cookies from particular sites, or block cookies from all sites. Your browser help pages explain the steps for your device and version. Deleting cookies may remove saved preferences and sign you out of your account.

Browser controls apply to the browser and device where you use them. If you use more than one browser or device, you may need to set your choices separately. A choice to refuse optional cookies does not usually remove strictly necessary cookies, because those cookies support essential security and account functions.

What happens if you block cookies

You can block or delete cookies, but the site may not work fully as a result. For example, sign-in, account security, payment steps, forms, or other essential functions may not operate correctly if strictly necessary cookies are blocked.

Blocking performance, analytics, functionality, or marketing cookies should not normally prevent basic access to the site. However, the site may not remember your settings, some pages may be less tailored to your choices, and we may have less information about technical problems or how the site is used.

If a page does not work after you change your cookie settings, you can allow necessary cookies, clear outdated stored data, and try again. You can also contact us for assistance without sharing your account password or other confidential security information.

Contact us about cookies

If you have a question about this Cookies Policy, the cookie notice, or the choices available on the site, contact us at support@rollbit-casino.co.uk. You can also use the live chat on the site.

When contacting us, tell us what you are trying to do and describe any cookie message or access problem you have seen. Do not send your password, full payment details, or security codes by email or live chat.