DudeSpin Casino Cookie Policy
This cookie policy sets out what cookies are, which ones DudeSpin Casino leans on and how you steer them. It works hand in glove with our privacy policy, which covers personal data more widely.
Cookies keep the site working, recall your choices and help us read how the lobby is used. You hold the reins on all but the strictly necessary ones.
Cookies in Plain Terms
A cookie is a tiny text file a site leaves on your gadget so it can recognise your browser next visit. Cookies hold no programs and cannot read the rest of your gadget; they simply let a site recall small scraps of state, such as that you are signed in or which currency you picked. Similar bits like pixels and local storage do a like job, and this policy covers them too.
At DudeSpin Casino, cookies are the gap between a lobby that forgets you on every click and one that holds your session, your choices and your safety checks in place.
How DudeSpin Casino Leans on Cookies
We sort our cookies into four jobs, and the parts below walk each. Only the strictly necessary group runs without your nod; the rest hang on the choices you set.
Strictly Necessary Cookies
These keep the site upright. They hold your sign-in session, guard the till, even out traffic and stand against fraud. Without them you could not sign in or shift money safely, so they cannot be switched off from inside the site.
Performance and Analytics Cookies
These tell us, in the round, which pages see use and where snags crop up, so we can mend slow spots and dead links. They do not name you and the data is pooled.
Functional Cookies
These recall the choices that smooth a return trip: your language, your currency and small layout picks. Turning them off does no harm but means setting those again each time.
Targeting and Advertising Cookies
These read how our campaigns fare and help keep any marketing on point. They run only where you agreed, and you can pull that agreement whenever you like.
The Cookies We Set and Why
The grid below gives a fair view of the groups, what they do and how long they last.
| Group | Example job | Usual lifespan | Can you turn it off |
|---|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Keeping you signed in and the till secure | Session to 30 days | No, the site needs them |
| Performance | Counting page views to spot faults | Up to 24 months | Yes |
| Functional | Recalling language and currency | Up to 12 months | Yes |
| Targeting | Reading campaign performance | Up to 12 months | Yes |
Steering Cookies in Your Browser
You can take, refuse or wipe cookies through your browser settings whenever you like, and through our own controls where shown. Blocking the strictly necessary group will stop parts of the site working, so most people leave those on and tune the rest.
- In Chrome, open Settings, head to Privacy and security, and choose Cookies and other site data.
- In Safari, open Settings, pick Safari, then Block All Cookies or Manage Website Data.
- In Firefox, open Settings, go to Privacy and Security, and find Cookies and Site Data.
- In Edge, open Settings, pick Cookies and site permissions, then choose how cookies are managed and removed.
Wiping cookies signs you out and resets your choices, so you will set them again on your next visit.
Third-Party Cookies and Consent
Some cookies come from the suppliers who help run the platform, such as payment and anti-fraud partners, purely to serve their slice of the job. We do not let partners use cookies set through our site for their own unrelated ends. Where consent is called for, we ask plainly and log your choice, and you can change that choice any time without losing the core site.
Edits to This Cookie Policy
We may refresh this cookie policy as the site moves or the rules change. The date below marks the current version, and any real shift in how we use cookies will be made plain on your next visit. For anything about personal data beyond cookies, our privacy policy holds the detail.