Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains how Spin Blitz Casino uses cookies and similar technologies on our website (the “Site”). It describes what cookies are, why we use them, which types may be used, how third parties may be involved, and the choices you have.

By continuing to use the Site, you agree that cookies may be placed on your device in accordance with this policy and your cookie choices (where applicable). If you don’t agree, you can adjust your settings as described below.

Cookies, in plain English: what they are and why they exist

A cookie is a small text file stored on your computer, phone, or tablet when you visit a website. Cookies help websites remember information about your visit - like keeping you signed in, saving your preferences, and understanding which pages are working well.

Some cookies are “session cookies,” which expire when you close your browser. Others are “persistent cookies,” which stay on your device for a set period (or until you delete them).

We may also use similar technologies (such as pixels, tags, SDKs, or local storage). This policy refers to all of these as “cookies” for simplicity.

How Spin Blitz Casino uses cookies (functionality, security, analytics, and more)

Cookies support everyday Site operations and help us deliver a reliable experience. Depending on your settings, they may be used to:

• Keep core pages and features working correctly
• Help protect accounts and detect suspicious activity
• Remember preferences (like language, device settings, or consent choices)
• Measure traffic and understand how people use the Site
• Improve performance by identifying slow pages or errors
• Support marketing, including limiting repeated ads and measuring campaign results

Cookies do not “magically” give us access to your device. They only store and return specific identifiers or settings to the website or service that set them.

The cookie types you may see on the Site

Different cookies serve different purposes. Not every cookie is used at all times, and some may depend on your device, browser, location, or consent choices.

Essential cookies - the ones the Site can’t run without

Essential cookies are required for core Site operation. They typically enable functions such as:

• Navigating between pages and using core features
• Maintaining secure sessions (for example, when you log in)
• Preventing fraud and abuse
• Remembering privacy choices that are necessary to honor your request

Because these cookies are necessary for basic operation and security, they’re usually set automatically. Blocking them may cause parts of the Site to stop working.

Functional cookies - saving choices that make the Site feel familiar

Functional cookies help the Site remember non-essential preferences and choices you make. For example, they may store:

• Your preferred settings and cookie choices
• Display options that affect how content appears
• Other convenience-related selections you’ve made

If you disable functional cookies, the Site should still load, but some preferences may reset between visits.

Performance and analytics cookies - understanding what’s working (and what isn’t)

Performance cookies (including analytics cookies) help us understand how the Site is used. They can show us information like:

• Which pages get visited most
• How long pages take to load
• Whether users encounter errors
• Which devices and browsers are commonly used

We use this information to improve stability, fix issues, and make sure key pages perform well. These cookies usually collect information in an aggregated or de-identified way, but they can still be treated as personal data under certain privacy laws depending on the context and the service used.

Marketing cookies - measuring outreach and limiting repeat ads

Marketing cookies may be used to help deliver relevant promotions and to measure marketing effectiveness. For example, they can:

• Track whether you came to the Site from an ad or partner page
• Help cap the number of times you see the same promotion
• Measure conversions, such as account creation or a visit to a specific page

If you disable marketing cookies, you may still see promotions, but they may be less relevant, and measurement may be less accurate.

Third-party cookies and services: what “third-party” means here

Some cookies are set by us (first-party cookies). Others are set by companies that provide services we use on the Site (third-party cookies). Common examples include analytics tools, fraud-prevention services, advertising partners, and embedded content providers.

Third parties may process information collected through their cookies under their own privacy policies. We recommend reviewing those policies when you want a deeper view of how a specific service uses data.

Your consent and cookie choices

Where required by applicable privacy laws, we will request your consent before placing non-essential cookies (such as certain analytics or marketing cookies). You can also change your mind later by adjusting your cookie preferences (if a cookie preference tool is available on the Site) or by using your browser settings.

Keep in mind that essential cookies are still needed for the Site to operate, so they may continue to be used even if you opt out of non-essential cookies.

How to manage, disable, or delete cookies (browser instructions)

You control cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers let you:

• See which cookies are stored
• Delete cookies individually or all at once
• Block cookies from specific sites
• Block third-party cookies
• Block all cookies (not recommended for most users)

Here’s the general path in many browsers: Settings - Privacy and Security - Cookies and Site Data.

If you delete cookies, the Site may “forget” choices you previously made, and you may need to re-enter certain settings the next time you visit.

What happens if you block cookies: practical trade-offs

Blocking cookies can affect your experience. Depending on what you disable, you may notice:

• Sign-in or account-related features not working as expected
• Certain settings not being saved
• Pages loading without preferred personalization
• Reduced ability for us to diagnose performance problems or fix bugs quickly

If you run into issues after changing cookie settings, try enabling cookies for this Site or restoring default browser cookie behavior.

Data retention: how long cookies stick around

Cookie lifespans vary. Some expire when you close your browser, while others remain until they expire or you remove them. We aim to keep cookie durations aligned with their purpose - for example, security-related cookies may last only as long as needed for session protection, while preference cookies may last longer to avoid asking you to reselect the same choices every visit.

Updates to this Cookie Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy to reflect changes in technology, legal requirements, or how the Site operates. When we post changes, the updated version will apply from the “Last updated” date shown below.

Last updated: September 1, 2026.

Questions or privacy requests

For privacy-related questions about cookies or how they’re used on Spin Blitz Casino, contact us at support@spinblitz.com.

You can also review the Spin Blitz Casino homepage for general site information and support options.