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Spinsy Cookie Policy
How we use cookies and similar technologies to run our site for players across Australia.
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This Spinsy cookie policy explains the small data files we and our technology partners place on your device when you visit our site. Cookies are a standard part of how modern websites function, from remembering your preferences to keeping a session active while you browse. We want this explanation to be plain and easy to follow, without technical jargon getting in the way.
Across the online gaming category, cookies generally fall into a handful of recognised groups: strictly necessary files that keep a site working, preference files that remember choices like language or layout, analytics files that measure how pages are used, and marketing files that help tailor the messages a visitor sees. Most sites disclose these categories because regulators and browser makers expect a clear account of what is stored and why.
Why cookies matter here
On a gaming site, cookies commonly support core functions such as staying signed in, keeping a deposit form working correctly, and loading game tiles without errors. They can also support optional functions, such as remembering a favourite category or a dismissed banner, which is why many sites let a visitor adjust settings rather than accept every category by default.
Categories of cookies you may encounter
Strictly necessary cookies are the files a site cannot function without, covering things like page navigation and security checks. Performance and analytics cookies measure how visitors move through a site so that pages can be improved over time, usually in an aggregated, non-identifying way.
Functional cookies remember choices a visitor has already made, such as a preferred currency format or a collapsed menu. Advertising and marketing cookies, where present, are generally used to limit how often the same message is shown and to understand which pages led a visitor to a site. Browsers and devices typically give a visitor tools to view, block or delete any of these categories at any time.
Managing your cookie choices
Most modern browsers let you review stored cookies, clear them, or block certain categories going forward, usually from a privacy or security settings menu. Clearing cookies can sign you out of a session or reset remembered preferences, so you may need to set favourites again afterwards. Because settings differ between browsers and devices, checking your browser's own help pages is the most reliable way to confirm the exact steps for your setup.
How this fits with our other policies
This cookie policy sits alongside our wider approach to privacy and data handling, and it is worth reading together with our other legal pages for the full picture. If you are looking into how deposits and withdrawals are handled rather than how cookies work, that detail belongs on our payment methods page rather than here. Similarly, if you want to see the games a cookie might help load faster on return visits, our games page is the right place to browse them, and current offers live on our promotions page.
We keep this policy focused specifically on cookies and similar tracking technologies, rather than repeating material that belongs on those other pages. If any part of this explanation is unclear, treating it as a starting point for your own browser settings review is a sensible next step.
Cookie Policy FAQ
What is a cookie?
A cookie is a small text file a website stores on your device to remember information between visits or during a session, such as a login state or a display preference.
Can I browse without accepting cookies?
Many sites allow some browsing with strictly necessary cookies only, though blocking all cookie categories can affect features like staying signed in or remembering your settings.
How do I delete cookies already stored on my device?
Your browser's privacy or history settings typically include an option to view and delete stored cookies, either individually or all at once, depending on the browser you use.
Does this policy cover mobile browsers too?
Cookie behaviour applies to any browser you use to reach our site, including mobile browsers, though some mobile apps use different storage methods outside of cookies entirely.