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Casino Bit cookie policy
Why we're telling you about cookies
This Casino Bit cookie policy explains, in plain language, what cookies are and how we use them across our pages. We want visitors to understand what happens in the background when they browse our site, rather than burying that information in dense legal text nobody reads. Cookies are small text files stored on your device that help a website remember choices and recognise a returning browser.
We use cookies to keep our site working properly, to remember settings such as your cookie consent choice, and to understand broadly how our pages are used so we can keep improving them. We do not use cookies to identify you personally, and we do not sell cookie data to third parties. If you would like more detail on how any particular feature of our site works, including Casino Bit payment methods or our Casino Bit mobile casino pages, those pages set out what each section is for.
The kinds of cookies our site sets
Broadly speaking, cookies used by websites like ours fall into a small number of categories. Strictly necessary cookies let core features work at all, such as keeping a page's layout consistent or remembering that you accepted or declined optional cookies. Without these, basic navigation could break or you would be asked the same questions on every visit.
Preference cookies remember small choices you make, like your language selection, so you are not asked to set them again each time you return. Analytics cookies help us see, in aggregate and anonymised form, which pages are visited and how people move between them, which in turn helps us decide what to fix or simplify. We do not currently rely on third-party advertising cookies to track you across other websites for marketing purposes.
Managing your cookie choices
Most browsers let you view, delete or block cookies through their own settings menu, and you can usually choose to be notified before a cookie is stored. Blocking all cookies may mean some parts of our site behave less smoothly, for example if a preference cannot be remembered between visits. We would rather you make an informed choice than accept cookies you were not told about, so this policy is written to be read before you decide.
If our cookie banner offers a way to change your preference later, that choice is stored using the same category of cookie described above. Clearing your browser's stored data will reset that choice, and you may be asked again on your next visit. This is expected behaviour and not a fault with our site.
A note on games, payments and mobile play
Cookies also play a small supporting role wherever our site remembers a setting for you, whether that is a display preference on our slots pages or a session detail while you browse. We keep this policy focused on cookies rather than on our commercial terms, so for specifics about deposits, withdrawals or live casino at Casino Bit tables, please see the relevant page or the official site directly. We would rather point you to the right place than guess at details that belong elsewhere.
Third parties and embedded content
Where a page embeds content or a widget from another provider, that provider may set its own cookies under its own policy, separate from ours. We do not control what a third party stores on your device once you interact with its embedded feature, so we would encourage you to check that provider's own cookie information if you want full detail. This is common across most websites that embed outside content and is not unique to us.
We keep this Casino Bit cookie policy under occasional review so that it continues to reflect how our site actually works. If anything material changes about how we use cookies, we intend for the updated text to appear on this page rather than being announced separately, so this page remains the single reference point.
Cookie policy — frequently asked questions
What is a cookie, in simple terms?
A cookie is a small text file a website stores on your device, mainly used to remember settings or recognise a returning browser session.
Does the Casino Bit cookie policy cover third-party widgets?
It explains our own use of cookies. Where a page embeds outside content, that provider's own cookies fall under its separate policy, not ours.
Can I use the site if I decline optional cookies?
Yes, though declining preference or analytics cookies may mean some settings are not remembered between visits, and pages may feel slightly less tailored.
Where can I change my cookie choice later?
Your browser's own settings let you view, delete or block cookies at any time, and our cookie banner may also offer a way to update your preference.