Cookies Policy

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files or similar data files that may be stored on your computer, mobile phone, tablet or other device when you visit a website. They allow a website to recognise a device or remember information about a visit. Similar technologies can include pixels, tags, software development kits, local storage and other tools that perform a comparable function.

Cookies can help Lucky Circus Casino operate its website, maintain account and session functions, remember selected settings, understand how visitors use the site and improve the online experience. Some cookies are placed by us, while others may be placed by service providers that support website operation, security, analytics, advertising or other digital services.

A cookie may be a session cookie or a persistent cookie. Session cookies are generally removed when you close your browser. Persistent cookies may remain on your device for a period of time or until you remove them. The period for which a cookie remains can vary according to its purpose and the settings used by the relevant service.

Information that cookies may collect

Depending on the type of technology and the way you use the website, information collected may include your device type, browser type, operating system, approximate location, pages viewed, links selected, dates and times of visits, general usage patterns and technical information about your connection. Cookies may also help remember preferences or maintain information needed for a secure online session.

Cookies do not usually contain information such as your password in plain text. They may, however, be associated with information connected to your account or device where this is necessary for website functionality, security or another stated purpose. We handle information collected through cookies in line with our Privacy Policy and applicable requirements.

How Lucky Circus Casino may use cookies

Strictly necessary cookies

These cookies may be needed for core website functions. They can support page navigation, account access, secure sessions, fraud prevention, responsible access controls, authentication and other features you request. Without these cookies, some parts of the website may not work correctly. Because they support essential functions, they may not always be capable of being switched off through a preference tool.

Preference and functionality cookies

These cookies may remember choices such as language, display settings, consent preferences or other options that make the website more convenient to use. They can reduce the need to repeat selections during later visits. If you disable them, certain preferences may not be saved and some features may need to be selected again.

Analytics and performance cookies

Analytics cookies may help us understand how visitors interact with the website. They can provide information about commonly viewed pages, navigation, loading performance, errors and general visitor activity. This information may be used to maintain, test and improve the website, its content and its functionality. Analytics information is generally considered in aggregated or otherwise organised form, although the handling of information depends on the relevant technology and service.

Security and fraud-prevention technologies

Cookies and related technologies may be used to identify unusual activity, protect accounts, support transaction security, help prevent misuse and investigate suspected fraud or other prohibited conduct. These tools may examine technical signals and activity patterns. They are intended to support the safe operation of the website and do not replace other security measures.

Advertising and marketing technologies

Where used, advertising or marketing technologies may help measure the effectiveness of campaigns, limit repeated advertising, understand general interests or show content that is more relevant to a visitor. These technologies may be supplied by third parties and may operate across different websites or services. Their use may depend on your settings, the choices available through the website and applicable requirements.

Your choices and cookie controls

You may have choices about whether certain cookies are stored on your device. Where a cookie preference tool is provided, you can use it to review the available categories and accept or reject non-essential cookies. Your choices may apply to the browser or device you are using and may need to be made again if you use another browser, clear stored data or change devices.

You can also manage cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers allow you to view stored cookies, block some or all cookies, delete existing cookies and receive a warning before a cookie is saved. The method differs between browsers, devices and operating systems, so you should consult the relevant help or settings information for your software.

Disabling or deleting cookies may affect your experience. For example, the website may not remember your preferences, some pages may load differently, account or session functions may be interrupted, and certain features may not be available. Blocking essential cookies may prevent you from accessing or using parts of the website.

Browser-based controls may not remove all information held by third parties or stop every type of similar technology. You may need to manage settings directly with the relevant provider where that option is available. Device controls, privacy settings and advertising preferences may also affect how technologies operate.

Cookie preference considerations

• Allowing necessary cookies supports core website and security functions.
• Rejecting optional cookies may reduce analytics, personalisation or marketing activity.
• Deleting cookies can remove saved preferences and sign you out of websites.
• Using private or incognito browsing may limit storage, but it does not make online activity completely anonymous.
• Your choices about cookies do not necessarily remove personal information already collected or held for another lawful purpose.

Third parties, privacy and policy updates

Some website functions may be supported by third-party providers. Those providers may use cookies or similar technologies in accordance with their own terms and privacy information. The services involved can change over time as website features, technology, security requirements and business arrangements develop. Where appropriate, the available cookie controls may identify optional categories or providers.

Information collected through cookies may be used together with other information held about your website activity or account where this is necessary for a stated purpose. This can include operating the website, providing requested services, protecting users, meeting legal or regulatory obligations, resolving disputes, preventing fraud and improving services. Further information about the collection, use, disclosure, retention and protection of personal information is set out in the Privacy Policy.

Lucky Circus Casino may update this Cookies Policy when website features, technologies, legal requirements or business practices change. The updated version will apply from the date it is made available, unless a different date is stated. You should review this page from time to time so you remain aware of how cookies and similar technologies may be used.

If you have questions about this Cookies Policy or wish to raise a privacy-related concern, use the contact or support channel made available through the Lucky Circus Casino website. Please avoid sending passwords, payment details or other sensitive information through an unsecured channel. This policy provides general information and does not limit any rights or protections that apply under Australian law.

Responsible use of the website

Lucky Circus Casino is intended for adults who are legally permitted to access online gambling services in their location. Cookies may support security, access and responsible gambling features, but they do not determine whether gambling is suitable for you. If gambling is causing concern, take a break, use available account controls and seek independent support from an appropriate Australian service.