Britsino Cookie Policy

What cookies are and why we use them

A cookie is a small text file that our site stores on your browser when you visit a page. It does not run programs on your device and it cannot look through your files; it simply holds a small piece of information, such as a preference or a session identifier, so that our pages remember you between clicks. Without cookies, a website would treat every page load as if it were the first time you had ever arrived.

We use cookies for practical reasons rather than novelty. Some keep you signed in as you move between our slots pages and our live casino pages. Others remember choices you have already made, such as a cookie-consent decision, so we do not ask you the same question on every visit. A further group helps us understand, in aggregate, how our pages are used, which in turn helps us keep the site readable and quick to navigate.

None of this depends on identifying you personally by name. The cookie itself is anonymous technical data; any connection between that data and an account is handled under the terms of our privacy policy, not this one. We separate the two documents deliberately, so each stays focused and easy to read.

The types of cookies on our site

Not every cookie does the same job, so we group them by purpose rather than by name. Strictly necessary cookies keep basic functions working, such as loading a page correctly or remembering that you are part-way through a form. Without these, some parts of our site simply would not function, so they cannot be switched off through a consent tool.

Preference cookies remember choices you have made, such as your recent cookie-consent answer or a display setting, so you are not asked again each time you return. Analytics cookies help us see which pages are visited and how people move through the site, expressed only as aggregated patterns rather than as anything tied to one visitor's identity. We use that picture to spot pages that are hard to navigate and to prioritise fixes.

How these categories affect what you see

The category a cookie falls into decides whether you can turn it off. Strictly necessary cookies stay on regardless of your choice, because the page cannot render properly without them. Preference and analytics cookies are optional, and declining them changes nothing about which games or pages you can reach; it only means we remember less about how you like to browse and we learn less from your visit in aggregate. Either choice leaves the core site, including our live casino at Britsino and our slots pages, fully usable.

Managing and controlling your cookie choices

You are always in control of non-essential cookies. Most browsers let you view, delete or block cookies through their settings menu, and you can usually choose to be asked before a new cookie is stored. If you block all cookies outright, some pages on our site may behave oddly, since even helpful, non-tracking preferences will no longer be remembered between visits.

Our own consent tool gives you a simpler route: when you first arrive, you can accept or adjust which optional categories are active, and you can change that decision later by revisiting your browser's site settings. We do not make acceptance of optional cookies a condition of using our core pages, so declining them will not stop you browsing our slots, table games or live dealer sections.

Clearing cookies you have already accepted

If you want to start fresh, clearing your browser's stored cookies removes anything we or any embedded service have previously set, and you will be asked for your preference again on your next visit. This is a normal part of browser housekeeping and has no effect on any account you hold with us; account details are stored separately and are covered by our privacy policy rather than by cookie settings.

Third-party cookies and embedded content

Some elements on our pages are delivered by outside services rather than built entirely by us, and those services may set their own cookies when their content loads. This can include tools that support secure sign-in, or components that help pages load efficiently. Where that happens, the third party controls how long its own cookie lasts and what it records, within the boundaries of its own policy.

We do not control those third-party policies directly, so we encourage you to check the relevant provider's own cookie or privacy notice if you want the full detail on a specific embedded tool. Our own responsibility, covered here, is limited to cookies that our site itself sets and to being clear about where outside services are involved at all.

Updates to this policy

We may update this cookie policy from time to time, for example if we change the tools we use or if the categories of cookies on our pages shift. Any revised version will appear on this page, so checking back occasionally is the simplest way to stay current. We do not send separate notices for minor wording changes, since the page itself is the master copy.

If a future change were substantial enough to affect how your existing choices are honoured, we would look to make that clear on this page rather than leaving you to discover it by accident. Until then, the categories and controls described above reflect how cookies work across our site today.