Cookies Policy
This policy explains how cookies and similar browser technologies support security, navigation, account sessions, preferences and site performance.
Last updated: August 20261. What Cookies Do
A cookie is a small piece of data stored by a browser. Similar technologies can use local storage, pixels or device identifiers. They help a website remember a session, protect forms, retain preferences and understand whether pages operate correctly.
2. Categories Used by the Site
Strictly necessary
These support security, account authentication, load balancing, transaction continuity and other functions required for the requested service. Blocking them may prevent important features from working.
Preference
These remember choices such as language, display settings or recently selected sections so the site does not need to request the same preference repeatedly.
Performance and analytics
These can show which pages load correctly, how visitors move through the site and where technical improvements are needed. Reports should be assessed in aggregate where practical.
Security and fraud prevention
These help recognise unusual requests, protect sessions and reduce automated or unauthorised activity.
3. Session and Persistent Cookies
Session cookies normally expire when the browser closes. Persistent cookies remain for a defined period or until removed. The duration depends on the purpose of the cookie and may change when services or security requirements are updated.
4. Third-Party Technology
Payment services, game suppliers, sports systems, security tools, analytics providers or embedded content may set or read their own technologies when their features are used. Their processing is governed by their own notices as well as any applicable agreement with Bonza Casino.
5. Managing Cookies
Browser settings usually allow you to review, block or delete cookies and clear local storage. Where a consent control is presented, it can be used to adjust optional categories. Settings may need to be repeated on each browser or device.
- Use private browsing for a temporary session where appropriate.
- Clear stored site data through the browser privacy menu.
- Review extensions that can also store or modify browser data.
6. What Happens If Cookies Are Blocked
The public pages may remain available, but login, payment steps, security checks, remembered preferences or embedded game and sports features may not work as intended. Necessary cookies cannot always be disabled through an optional-consent control.
7. Policy Updates
This policy may be updated when browser technology, site features or legal requirements change. The current month and year are displayed at the top of the page. Privacy questions about cookie-related information are also covered by the Privacy Policy.