Cookies Policy

1. What Cookies Are

Cookies are small text files placed on a browser or device when a website is visited. They can help a website remember settings, keep pages working correctly, measure traffic, identify technical errors and improve the overall browsing experience. Similar technologies such as pixels, tags, scripts and local storage may perform related functions.

2. Why We Use Cookies

Casino of the Rockies Canada may use cookies to operate the website, support navigation, remember preferences, improve content and understand how visitors interact with casino information, promotions, responsible gaming pages and support areas.

• Keeping core pages functional and stable.
• Remembering non-sensitive preferences such as display or interaction choices.
• Measuring which pages are useful and where visitors may encounter difficulties.
• Supporting security, fraud prevention and traffic monitoring.
• Helping evaluate campaigns, promotions and content performance.
• Improving page speed, layout decisions and mobile usability.

3. Categories of Cookies

Cookies generally fall into several categories. The exact cookies may change over time as the website is improved or as service providers are updated.

• Essential cookies: required for basic site operation, security, page loading and form functionality.
• Performance cookies: help measure visits, page speed, errors and aggregate browsing behaviour.
• Preference cookies: remember choices that improve convenience, such as settings or previously selected options.
• Marketing cookies: may help understand campaign performance or show more relevant promotional content.
• Security cookies: support fraud prevention, bot detection, session protection and abuse monitoring.

4. First-Party and Third-Party Cookies

First-party cookies are set by the website domain. Third-party cookies may be set by external services used for analytics, embedded content, security, advertising measurement, maps, media, payment flows or casino platform integrations. Third parties may process information according to their own privacy and cookie notices.

5. Analytics and Performance Measurement

Analytics tools may collect aggregated information about how visitors use the website. This can include pages visited, session duration, device type, browser type, general location, referring source and interaction events. These insights are used to improve website structure, content clarity, accessibility and performance.

6. Managing Cookie Preferences

Most browsers allow cookies to be blocked, deleted or limited. Visitors can usually manage these settings through the privacy or security menu of their browser. Blocking all cookies may affect website functionality, including forms, saved preferences, embedded content or account-related features.

• Use browser settings to delete existing cookies.
• Block third-party cookies if you want to limit cross-site tracking.
• Use private or incognito browsing for temporary sessions.
• Review device-level privacy settings for mobile browsers.
• Use unsubscribe or preference tools for marketing communications where available.

7. Impact of Disabling Cookies

Disabling cookies may reduce personalisation and can cause some features to behave differently. Essential pages should remain readable, but forms, media, account links, analytics preferences and embedded tools may not work as expected.

8. Consent and Changes

Where consent is required, cookies that are not essential should only be used after appropriate permission has been provided. Cookie practices may change when new tools, services, security features or content formats are added. The page may be updated to reflect those changes.

9. Relationship with the Privacy Policy

Cookies can involve the collection of technical or usage information. For a broader explanation of how information is handled, retained and protected, please read the Privacy Policy.