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Just Casino Cookie Policy
How we use cookies and similar technology on this site, and how you can manage them.
This Just Casino cookie policy explains, in plain language, what cookies are, why our site places them on your device, and what choices you have. We keep this page as our single reference point for cookie questions, separate from how we describe our Just Casino games or our Just Casino bonus types elsewhere on the site.
We use cookies to keep the site working the way you expect. Some cookies are strictly necessary, such as those that remember your session while you move between pages. Others help us understand which pages are used and which are not, so we can make sensible improvements over time.
What a cookie actually does
A cookie is a small text file stored by your browser when you visit a website. It does not run programs, and by itself it cannot access other files on your device. Its only job is to let a site recognise your browser on a later visit, or during the same visit as you move from page to page.
Websites typically group cookies by purpose: necessary, functional, analytics and, on some sites, advertising. We describe below the categories that are relevant to how this site works, without claiming technical detail we cannot verify for every browser and device combination.
Categories of cookies you may encounter
Necessary cookies let core features function, such as loading a page correctly or keeping a form's contents while you complete it. Without these, parts of the site may not behave consistently, so most browsers do not let you block them selectively.
Functional cookies remember choices you have already made, like a language preference, so you are not asked again on every page. Analytics cookies count visits and general patterns of use, helping us notice which parts of the site are read and which are ignored.
We do not use this page to describe advertising partners, payment providers or account systems, because those specifics are not part of a cookie notice. If you are looking for details on how deposits work, our Just Casino bonus types page is the right starting point, and general navigation questions are better answered from the official site directly.
Staying in control
Manage cookies from your browser
Every modern browser lets you view, delete or block cookies through its settings menu. Clearing cookies may sign you out of sites you were logged into, including this one, and some pages may load more slowly the next time you visit while cookies are set again.
Read our privacy policyWhy we ask before setting non-essential cookies
Where a cookie is not strictly necessary for the page to function, we aim to be clear about its purpose rather than setting it silently. This matters most for analytics-style cookies, since their only role is measurement, not making a feature work.
If you would rather browse with fewer cookies stored, you can adjust your browser to prompt you before accepting them, or block third-party cookies entirely. Some pages, including parts of Just Casino games, may present slightly differently as a result, since certain preferences will no longer be remembered between visits.
Questions about this policy
FAQ
What is a cookie, in simple terms?
It is a small text file your browser stores when you visit a site, used to remember your session or preferences on a later visit.
Can I use the site with cookies disabled?
You can browse with cookies blocked, but some pages may not remember choices you made earlier in the same visit, since that is the role necessary cookies play.
Does this policy cover how you handle my personal data?
This page focuses specifically on cookies. Broader questions about personal data are addressed in our privacy policy, which sits alongside this one.
Will clearing my cookies log me out?
Yes. Clearing cookies removes the information that keeps you signed in, so you would need to sign in again on your next visit.
For anything specific to your account, deposits, or promotions, the official site remains the accurate source, since this page is limited to explaining cookies themselves.