Legal & compliance
Spinko Cookie Policy
This Spinko cookie policy explains, in plain English, what cookies are, why we use them across our site, and how we manage the small files that help our pages work the way you expect. We want visitors from across Great Britain to understand exactly what happens behind the scenes when they browse, sign in or move between pages such as our slots catalogue or promotions listings. Cookies are not unique to us; almost every modern website relies on them in some form. What matters is that we tell you clearly what ours do and give you a way to make informed choices.
We have written this policy to sit alongside our privacy policy and our terms, since cookies and personal data are closely linked. Where this page talks about how information is collected, the privacy policy explains what we then do with it. Together, the two documents are meant to give a complete picture rather than duplicate one another line for line.
In one line
Cookies let our site remember your preferences, keep you signed in, and help us understand how our pages are actually used.
What cookies are and why we set them
A cookie is a small text file that a website stores on your device when you visit it. It does not run programs or carry viruses; it simply holds a short piece of information, such as a session identifier or a saved preference, that the site can read back on a later visit. Cookies have been part of how the web works for decades, and browsers now give people plenty of control over whether to accept them at all.
We set cookies for a handful of practical reasons. Some are strictly necessary to let our pages function, such as remembering that you are logged in as you move from our homepage to slots or to live casino at Spinko. Others help us understand which pages are popular and which are not, so we can improve navigation over time. None of this is about tracking you across unrelated websites; it is about making our own site behave sensibly for the person using it.
The main categories we use
Broadly speaking, cookies on our site fall into a few recognisable groups. Necessary cookies keep basic functions working, including session handling and security checks, and our site would not operate properly without them. Preference cookies remember choices you have already made, so you are not asked to repeat them on every page. Analytics cookies give us aggregated, anonymised insight into how visitors move through our pages, which pages get read and where people tend to drop off.
We do not use this information to build an advertising profile that follows you around the wider internet. The purpose is narrower than that: to keep the site running smoothly and to understand our own traffic well enough to fix problems and improve pages that clearly are not working for readers. If a particular cookie category changes in scope, we will update this page rather than leave old wording standing.
Controlling and managing your cookie choices
Every modern browser lets you view, block or delete cookies, and the exact steps vary slightly between Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge. Most browsers put these controls under a privacy or security settings menu, where you can choose to block all cookies, block only third-party cookies, or clear cookies already stored on your device. We would rather you made an informed choice through those settings than have us make assumptions on your behalf.
Turning cookies off entirely can affect how our site behaves. Pages that rely on remembering your session, such as staying signed in while you browse promotions or check bonus types, may stop working as smoothly if necessary cookies are blocked. Preference and analytics cookies are more optional; disabling them mainly affects convenience and our own reporting, not your ability to use the site.
Cookies set by other services on our pages
Some pages may load content or functionality from other providers, and those providers can set their own cookies under their own rules. We do not control those third-party cookies directly, and any such service is responsible for explaining its own practices. Where we know a page relies on an outside service, we try to keep this policy honest about that rather than claiming full control we do not have.
If you ever want to check exactly what has been stored, most browsers allow you to inspect cookies site by site through their developer or privacy tools. This is a useful way to see, in practice, that a cookie policy matches what is actually happening on the page in front of you.
| Cookie type | What it does |
|---|---|
| Necessary | Keeps core site functions and sessions working correctly |
| Preference | Remembers settings so you are not asked twice |
| Analytics | Gives us anonymised insight into how pages are used |
| Third-party | Set by embedded services under their own separate rules |
How this policy connects to your wider experience
Cookies are only one part of how we try to keep the site usable and transparent. The same instinct sits behind our Spinko mobile casino pages, where consistent behaviour between devices matters just as much as it does here. Whether you are browsing on a laptop or a phone, the cookies described on this page are what allow your session and preferences to carry across the visit.
We review this policy periodically and update it whenever the cookies we actually use change, rather than leaving outdated claims in place. If you have read this page and still have a specific question about a cookie you have noticed, our usual customer support channels are the right place to ask, since the answer may depend on exactly which page and browser you were using.