Cookies Policy

Cookies Policy for Vegastars Casino

This Cookies Policy explains how Vegastars Casino and its service providers use cookies and similar browser technologies when you visit our site or use our apps. It covers what these technologies are, why they matter for site functionality, and how you can control them. This page focuses on cookies, session handling, analytics, preferences and related browsing functions.

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files placed on your device by a website. They store information such as session identifiers, preference choices and anonymous usage data. Browser storage technologies related to cookies include sessionStorage, localStorage and IndexedDB, all of which help keep your experience consistent while you browse.

Why cookies are used

Cookies help the site work as intended and make your visits more convenient. Typical uses include keeping you logged in during a session, remembering language or display preferences, collecting aggregated usage data for performance monitoring, and enabling security checks that protect accounts and transactions.

Essential cookies

Essential cookies are required for core site functions. They support login sessions, shopping cart data, secure areas of the site and basic navigation. Disabling essential cookies will prevent some pages and services from working correctly.

Session cookies

Session cookies last only for the duration of your browser session and are deleted when you close the browser. They are commonly used to keep you logged in while you move between pages and to store temporary choices made during a visit.

Persistent cookies

Persistent cookies remain on your device for a set period after the session ends. They are used to remember preferences such as language, currency or a remembered device so you do not need to re-enter the same settings on return visits. Duration and scope vary by cookie and provider.

Functional cookies

Functional cookies remember choices you make on the site, including interface settings and accessibility options. These cookies improve convenience and reduce repeated input for frequent visitors.

Analytics and performance cookies

Analytics cookies collect aggregated, non-identifying data about how the site is used. This includes page load times, popular pages, error rates and basic device information. Aggregated analytics help us prioritise fixes and optimise content and load performance without identifying individual users.

Preference and language settings

Cookies are used to store language, display mode and other presentation preferences so the site opens in a familiar state on return visits. If you change language or layout settings, a preference cookie typically saves that choice for subsequent sessions.

Login and session continuity

Login-related cookies maintain session continuity while you move across pages and remain logged in until you log out or close the browser, depending on the option selected. Persistent login features are optional and can be disabled from your account settings or via browser controls.

Device recognition

Some cookies help recognise devices you have used before. Device recognition supports fraud detection, faster login flows and personalised settings. This information is stored as non-sensitive identifiers and is used to improve account security and convenience.

Security-related cookies

Security cookies support measures such as fraud prevention, bot detection and protection against session tampering. They do not contain personal data like passwords, but they do help identify unusual activity and assist in keeping accounts secure.

Browser storage technologies

In addition to cookies, the site may use localStorage, sessionStorage and IndexedDB for temporary or persistent storage of settings and non-sensitive state data. These technologies work alongside cookies to reduce repeated server requests and speed up page rendering.

Third-party integrations

Some functionality is provided by third parties and may set their own cookies. Examples include payment flows, embedded media or widgets and third-party analytics. These cookies are governed by the third party's privacy practices. We aim to limit third-party cookies to what is strictly necessary for the service provided.

Marketing and communication preferences

Marketing cookies help manage communication choices, such as whether you consent to personalised offers or opted-out messaging. They may track simple engagement signals to avoid sending duplicate messages and to respect your communication preferences.

Cookie consent management

You can review and update your cookie choices at any time using the site’s cookie settings tool or via your browser settings. Consent choices are stored so the site can respect your preferences on return visits. If you clear cookies, you may need to re-set your preferences.

Browser cookie controls and clearing cookies

Most browsers let you block, delete or limit cookies either globally or on a per-site basis. Use your browser’s settings to view and manage stored cookies. Clearing cookies will remove stored preferences and may sign you out of the site. For step-by-step guidance, consult your browser’s help pages.

Impact of disabling cookies

Disabling or blocking cookies can reduce site functionality. Expected impacts include inability to stay logged in, loss of remembered preferences, reduced performance and degraded checkout or verification flows. Some security checks may be less effective without cookies.

Technical diagnostics and performance optimisation

Diagnostics cookies support error reporting and load-time measurement that help prioritise maintenance work. Performance cookies show trends such as slow pages or failed requests and are retained in aggregated form for troubleshooting and capacity planning.

Aggregated analytics and user experience improvements

Data collected via analytics is typically aggregated and used to improve navigation, speed and content layout. Aggregation removes identifying details so the information describes broad usage patterns rather than individual behaviour.

Managing cookies on mobile apps

Mobile apps use similar storage mechanisms to browsers for session handling and preferences. App settings allow you to clear cached data and sign out, and OS-level privacy controls provide additional options for managing storage and tracking.

Changes to this policy

We may update this policy to reflect changes in site features or regulations. Material changes will be posted on this page with an updated effective date. Periodic reviews ensure the policy remains clear and practical.

Questions and contact

If you have questions about cookies or need assistance managing your choices, contact [email protected]. We will respond with guidance on available controls and how to adjust settings for your device and browser.