Spinshark Casino Cookie Policy

Purpose of This Cookie Policy

We use cookies to support basic website functions, maintain sessions and understand how our pages perform. They also help remember language and display choices, so you do not need to select the same settings each time. At Spinshark Casino, understanding which pages visitors use helps us identify where our website could be improved. This policy distinguishes cookies needed for the website to work from those serving other purposes. It also explains how your browser choices can affect the functions available during a visit.

What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small text files saved by your browser when you visit a website. They hold information that the website can use during your visit or recognise later. For example, a cookie can help maintain your signed-in session or remember a display preference. Cookies are not programs and cannot run software on your device. They do not read other files stored on it. Their purpose is to store limited information connected with website use, rather than provide access to your device’s contents.

Some cookies last only for the current browsing session. These session cookies disappear when you close your browser. Others, called persistent cookies, remain for longer so that information can be available on a later visit. Persistent cookies may stay for a few days or up to 12 months, depending on their purpose. You can also remove saved cookies using your browser controls. The distinction concerns how long a cookie remains, rather than whether it supports a necessary function or another type of use.

How and Why We Use Cookies

Our website uses cookies for several distinct purposes. Some support functions that must work for you to use the site, while others remember choices or help us understand visits. The table below describes these categories and gives a simple example of each. A cookie’s purpose matters when considering how restricting it might affect your experience.

Type	What It Does	Example
Necessary	Maintains sign-in and protects your session; the site cannot work properly without these cookies.	Keeping you signed in.
Preferences	Remembers language and display settings.	Retaining a display choice.
Analytics	Counts visits and shows which pages are used.	Recording a page visit.
Referral	Records which link brought you to our website.	Recognising an incoming referral link.

These categories explain why cookies are used, not how long every cookie lasts. For example, remembering a preference and maintaining a session serve different needs. Analytics helps us understand page use, while referral cookies identify the link through which a visit began. We use these descriptions to make the distinctions clear, so you can consider your browser settings with a better understanding of their effects.

Your Choices and Rights

You can use your browser controls to manage whether cookies are saved and to remove those already stored. The available controls and their effects depend on your browser, so consult its guidance if you need help. Continuing to browse does not replace consent where consent is required. The following options describe general ways to manage cookies; they do not mean that every choice will leave website functions unchanged.

• Accept cookies by continuing to use the site where applicable, subject to any required consent.
• Limit cookies through your browser settings.
• Delete cookies already saved by your browser.
• Use private browsing to limit cookies retained after a session.
• Review your cookie settings from time to time.

Blocking or deleting cookies can change how our website works. You may need to sign in more often, and language or display preferences may be forgotten. Some parts may not work if necessary cookies are blocked. Removing stored cookies can also remove settings you previously selected. Where cookie use involves personal data, our privacy policy explains the handling of that data and the rights relevant to it.

Contact

For questions about cookies at Spinshark Casino, write to support@spin--shark.uk with the subject “Cookies”. Include the page concerned and a short description of your question or the behaviour you noticed. Explaining whether your question concerns signing in, remembered settings or another cookie-related issue will help us understand what you are asking about.

Version Date and Updates

This version is dated 12/11/2026. We may change this policy when our website changes or when relevant rules require an update. Any updated policy will be published here with its version date. Please check this page from time to time to see whether the explanation of our cookie use or your available choices has changed.