Cookie Policy

What Are Cookies and Trackers?

Cookies are small text files stored on your device by a website, enabling it to remember information about your session. Along with cookies, we may also use other tracking technologies (“Trackers”), such as web beacons, embedded scripts, and device fingerprinting. These technologies help us enhance browsing by storing preferences, analyzing site usage, and personalizing your experience.

Why We Use Cookies and Trackers

We use cookies and other trackers to:

1. Enhance the user experience by remembering your preferences and past interactions.
2. Monitor and analyze website traffic to improve site functionality and layout.
3. Provide relevant casino bonuses and promotional offers tailored to your interests.
4. Ensure secure site operations and prevent fraudulent activity.

Types of Cookies and Trackers We Use

1. Essential Trackers
   These trackers are necessary for the website to function properly. They enable core functionalities like navigation, security, and network management. Essential trackers do not store any personally identifiable information and cannot be disabled through our site.
2. Analytical Trackers
   We use analytical trackers to analyze visitor behavior and track site performance. Third-party tools like Google Analytics help us understand which pages are popular, how users navigate the site, and where we can improve user experience. To opt out of Google Analytics tracking, visit Google's opt-out tool.
3. Functional Trackers
   Functional trackers store your preferences, such as language settings and previously viewed bonuses. This allows Casino Bonus Club to personalize your experience on return visits.
4. Advertising Trackers
   Advertising trackers allow us to display ads relevant to your interests, often managed through third-party providers. Blocking these trackers may reduce the relevance of promotional content displayed on our site.

Consent Withdrawal and Managing Preferences

You can control or disable cookies directly in your browser or device settings. You can also manage trackers by device settings, especially for mobile devices.

Blocking certain trackers may impact your experience on Casino Bonus Club, limiting access to features like tailored bonus recommendations and saved settings. 

Third-Party Trackers and Liability

Casino Bonus Club may employ third-party services like Google Analytics and advertising platforms to enhance site performance and ad targeting. These third parties have their own cookie policies and data management practices, which Casino Bonus Club does not control. Please note that this Privacy Policy does not apply to any third-party websites, services, or applications accessible through our Services. We recommend reviewing each provider’s privacy policy carefully before sharing Personal Information with them, as you accept all associated risks in doing so.

Definitions of Key Terms

• Personal Data: Information that can directly or indirectly identify a person, including IP addresses or device details.
• Data Controller: Casino Bonus Club, responsible for deciding how personal data is processed and used.
• Data Processor: A party that processes data on behalf of the Data Controller.
• User: Any individual who interacts with Casino Bonus Club.

Implications of Denying Trackers

You are free to manage your consent regarding trackers; however, limiting or denying trackers may affect features and personalized content on Casino Bonus Club, potentially restricting some site functionalities and bonus recommendations.

By using our website, you consent to our use of cookies in accordance with this policy.

Legal Information and Updates

Casino Bonus Club reserves the right to update this policy without notice to reflect evolving tracking technologies, legal standards, or site improvements. We recommend reviewing this page periodically to stay informed on our use of cookies and data protection practices.

The use of cookies and cookie policies are subject to laws such as the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), Canada’s Office of Privacy Commissioner (OPC), and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).