Cookies Policy

This Cookies Policy explains how Fortunica Casino may use cookies and similar browser technologies to support site functionality, remember preferences, maintain sessions and understand how the platform performs. The technologies in use can depend on the features available when you visit.

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files that a website can store in your browser or on your device. Similar technologies, such as browser storage, can retain information locally to support site functions. These technologies may help a page work during your visit or remember selected settings for a later visit.

Information stored by these technologies may relate to your browser, device, session or activity on the platform. Depending on how the site functions, it may be associated with other information connected to your use of Fortunica Casino.

Why cookies and browser storage are used

Cookies and similar technologies can support essential site functions, keep pages and sessions working, remember preferences and help identify technical issues. They may also provide aggregated information about platform use so that performance and usability can be reviewed.

Essential and session cookies

Essential cookies support core functions, such as navigating the site, maintaining a secure session and keeping requested features available. Session cookies generally remain in your browser only while a browsing session is active and are removed when that session ends, although browser behaviour can vary.

Session handling may help keep your account session continuous as you move between pages. It does not mean that your full login details are stored in a cookie.

Persistent and functional cookies

Persistent cookies can remain on your device after you close your browser. They may be used to remember a setting or preference for a future visit. Their duration depends on the purpose of the cookie and the browser settings on your device.

Functional cookies and browser storage may retain choices such as display or language settings where those options are available. If you clear stored data or use a different browser or device, you may need to select your preferences again.

Login continuity, device recognition and security

Cookies or similar technologies may help maintain login continuity and recognise a browser during a visit. Security-related technologies may support session protection, help detect unusual technical activity or reduce misuse of site functions. They are not a substitute for keeping your account details secure.

Analytics and performance

Analytics and performance technologies, where enabled, can help show how pages and features are used, whether they load as expected and where technical problems occur. Information may be reviewed in aggregated form to assess overall platform performance and guide usability improvements.

Technical diagnostics may include browser or device details, page interactions and error information. The information and level of detail available can depend on the technology and feature involved.

Third-party integrations

Some site features may rely on third-party services or integrations. If those services use cookies or similar technologies, their handling of information is governed by their own settings and policies. The technologies present can depend on which features are available and used.

Marketing and communication preferences

Where preference tools are available, browser storage may help retain choices relating to communications or promotional content. These settings are separate from the cookies needed for core site functions. Changing a browser setting may remove a stored preference, but it may not update preferences held elsewhere.

Cookie choices and consent controls

If cookie controls or a consent prompt are presented, you can use them to review or change the available choices. Essential technologies may still be needed for requested site functions. Your choices may be stored in the browser so they can be applied on a later visit; clearing browser data may remove those choices.

Managing cookies in your browser

Most browsers let you view, block or delete cookies through their privacy or settings menus. You can also configure your browser to notify you when cookies are being stored. The steps differ by browser, so refer to its help or settings information for instructions.

You can clear browser storage as well as cookies where your browser provides that option. This may remove saved preferences and session information.

If cookies are disabled

Blocking or deleting cookies may affect site functionality. You may need to re-enter details, select preferences again or start a new session. Some pages or features may not work as expected if essential cookies or browser storage are unavailable.

Updates to this policy

This policy may be updated when site features or cookie-related practices change. Please review this page from time to time for the current information.