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DartWinner Cookie Policy
How we use cookies and similar technology across our site, and how you can manage them.
This DartWinner cookie policy explains, in plain language, what cookies are and why our site relies on them. We use cookies to keep our pages working smoothly, to remember your preferences, and to understand how visitors move through our site. Reading this page helps you decide which cookies you are comfortable allowing when you visit us.
We do not use cookies to make decisions about your eligibility to play, and this page does not describe our account, payment or licensing arrangements. For details on funding an account, our payment methods page covers the options we support, while our mobile casino page explains how our site behaves on a phone or tablet browser.
What Cookies Are and Why We Use Them
A cookie is a small text file that a website stores on your device when you visit it. It does not run programs or carry viruses, and on its own a cookie cannot identify you by name. Instead, it lets a site recognise your browser on a return visit, which is how features like saved preferences and session continuity become possible.
On our site, cookies fall into a few broad purposes. Some are strictly necessary, meaning our pages would not function correctly without them. Others are used for performance measurement, helping us understand which pages are visited and where visitors run into friction. A further group supports functionality, such as remembering a display setting you chose on an earlier visit.
Session and Persistent Cookies
Session cookies exist only for the length of your visit and are deleted automatically once you close your browser. They typically hold temporary information, such as which page you were viewing, and they carry no long-term record once your session ends.
Persistent cookies remain on your device for a set period after you leave our site, which allows certain preferences to carry over to your next visit. We set expiry periods that are proportionate to their purpose, and none of them are used to build a profile for advertising sold to unrelated third parties.
Categories of Cookies We Use
Performance
Help us see how pages are used so we can improve navigation and content.
Functionality
Remember choices you have made, like language or layout preferences.
Analytics Partners
Aggregate statistics about visits, shared only in summarised form.
Managing Your Cookie Preferences
Most browsers let you view, delete and block cookies through their settings menu, and the exact steps vary between browsers and devices. You can usually choose to accept all cookies, reject non-essential ones, or be prompted each time a site tries to set one.
Blocking every cookie may affect how our site behaves for you. Pages may load slower, certain preferences may not be remembered, and some interactive elements, such as our live casino tables, may not run as smoothly as intended. We suggest allowing strictly necessary cookies at minimum so that core navigation keeps working as expected.
Third-Party Cookies
Some cookies on our pages may be placed by external service providers who help us measure traffic or deliver certain embedded features. These providers operate under their own privacy practices, and we encourage you to review them separately if you want the full picture of how they process data. We do not control the retention periods these third parties apply on their own systems.
Cookies and Your Wider Experience With Us
Cookies quietly support many everyday parts of browsing our site, from keeping a session open while you look at our bonus types page to remembering a display setting on your next visit. They are a background mechanism, not a marketing gimmick, and this policy exists so that mechanism is never a mystery.
If you access our site from a phone or tablet, your mobile browser handles cookies in much the same way as a desktop browser, though settings menus are laid out differently. Checking your device's privacy or site settings is usually the fastest way to review what has been stored.
Some pages may not display correctly, and features that rely on remembering your preferences or session may stop working as intended.
Cookies themselves are small text files and do not, on their own, contain your name or contact details unless linked to information you provided elsewhere.
Yes, your browser settings can be updated at any time, and any change usually takes effect the next time you load a page on our site.
No, this page is limited to cookies and similar technology; account security and responsible-gambling tools are described on their own dedicated pages.
We may update this cookie policy from time to time as our site or the technology behind it changes. Checking back periodically is a good habit, especially if you have specific preferences about how your browser handles cookies while visiting us. For anything involving your account directly, please refer to our responsible gambling page, which sits alongside this policy in our legal section.