Cookies Policy | 28 Mars Casino

1. What cookies are

Cookies are small text files or similar data files that may be stored on your computer, mobile phone, tablet or another device when you visit a website. They allow a website to recognise a device and remember information about a visit. Cookies do not usually contain information that directly identifies you, although information collected through cookies may be linked with personal information where this is permitted and necessary.

We may also use related technologies, including pixels, tags, scripts, local storage and software development kits. These technologies can perform functions similar to cookies, such as remembering preferences, measuring website activity, supporting security and helping us understand how visitors use our services. In this policy, we refer to cookies and these related technologies collectively as cookies.

Cookies may be set by 28 Mars Casino or by a third party that provides services to us. First-party cookies are placed by the website you are visiting. Third-party cookies are placed by another service that operates on or supports the website. The availability and purpose of individual cookies may change as our website, services and technology develop.

Cookie categories

Strictly necessary cookies support core website functions, security, account access, session management and other services that cannot operate properly without them.
Functional cookies remember choices and settings, such as language, region, display preferences or other selections made during a visit.
Analytics cookies help us understand how visitors use the website, including which pages are visited, how pages perform and where improvements may be useful.
Advertising or marketing cookies may help measure campaigns, tailor promotional content or limit repeated advertising. They may be used only where permitted and in accordance with applicable requirements.
Preference cookies remember choices relating to consent or website settings so that the same request does not need to be repeated unnecessarily.

A cookie may belong to more than one practical category, depending on how it operates and the service with which it is connected. The information shown in a cookie notice or preference tool should be considered together with this policy. Where a cookie is used for a new purpose, the relevant information may be updated.

2. How we use cookies

28 Mars Casino may use cookies for several business and technical purposes. The specific cookies used on the website may depend on the pages you visit, the services you use, your device and your cookie choices. We aim to use information collected through cookies in a way that is relevant to operating, protecting and improving the website.

To enable essential website features, including navigation, account-related functions and secure sessions.
To help verify that requests and activity are genuine and to support the prevention of fraud, abuse, unauthorised access and other security risks.
To remember information that you have entered or selected during a visit, so the website can respond more consistently.
To understand website performance, visitor activity and technical issues, including loading problems or broken links.
To assess the effectiveness of website content and communications and to help improve layout, usability and accessibility.
To support responsible operation of gambling services, including security checks, account protection and the detection of unusual or prohibited activity where relevant.
To measure or personalise marketing activity where this is allowed by law and where the relevant permissions or settings apply.
To maintain records of cookie choices and other consent preferences.

Cookie information may be combined with other information collected when you use our website, subject to our Privacy Policy and applicable law. We do not use cookies to remove or reduce your rights under Australian privacy or gambling requirements. If a service requires information to be collected or used for a different purpose, that purpose should be explained in the relevant notice or policy.

Session and persistent cookies

Some cookies are session cookies. They are temporary and are normally deleted when you close your browser or finish a session. Other cookies are persistent cookies. They remain on your device for a set period or until you delete them. The length of time a cookie remains may differ depending on its purpose, the provider and your browser settings.

Cookies may also help us understand whether a visitor has previously selected a preference, viewed a notice or completed a particular action. This can make the website easier to use and can prevent repetitive messages. Cookies do not guarantee that every feature will be available, and some website functions may require additional information or security checks.

3. Managing cookies and consent

You can control cookies in several ways. If the website provides a cookie banner, preference centre or similar tool, you can use it to accept, refuse or adjust certain categories of cookies. Strictly necessary cookies may remain active because they are required for essential functions, security or the operation of the website. Your choices may be saved using a preference cookie.

You can also manage cookies through your browser. Most browsers allow you to view stored cookies, delete existing cookies, block cookies from particular websites, block third-party cookies or receive a warning before cookies are stored. The available controls differ between browsers and devices, so you should review the help or privacy settings provided by your browser manufacturer.

Open the privacy, security or site settings in your browser.
Review the available cookie or website data controls.
Choose whether to allow, block or delete cookies.
Apply the settings and revisit the website if required.

Disabling or deleting cookies may affect how the website works. You may need to repeat certain selections, lose saved preferences or be unable to use some account or interactive features. Blocking cookies does not necessarily delete information that was collected before the change. It may also be necessary to manage settings separately on different browsers or devices.

Where consent is required for a particular type of cookie, we will seek consent in the manner required by applicable law. You may be able to withdraw or change consent at any time through the available preference tools. Withdrawing consent does not affect processing that occurred before the withdrawal and does not prevent the use of cookies that are strictly necessary for the website.

Your cookie selections do not replace other privacy or account settings. For example, changing browser cookies may not change communication preferences, account information or records held for security, legal or regulatory purposes. You should use the relevant settings or contact options for those matters.

4. Third-party services, privacy and updates

Some parts of the website may rely on third-party providers for services such as website analytics, security, technical hosting, payment support, customer assistance or marketing measurement. These providers may use cookies or similar technologies under their own privacy policies. Their cookies may collect information about your browser, device, approximate location, website activity or interactions with content. We recommend reviewing the relevant third-party information before enabling optional cookies.

Third-party cookies may allow a provider to recognise your device across different websites or services. We do not control all third-party technologies, the information those providers collect or the settings they offer. Where required, we take reasonable steps to use third-party services in a manner consistent with applicable privacy, advertising and gambling requirements.

Information collected through cookies

Depending on the cookie and your settings, information may include an internet protocol address, browser type, device type, operating system, referring page, pages viewed, approximate time of access, general interaction data and information about preferences. Cookie data is generally used in an aggregated or pseudonymous form for analytics and performance purposes, but it may be connected with an account or other information where this is necessary for security, service delivery or another lawful purpose.

Our Privacy Policy explains more about how personal information is collected, used, disclosed, stored and protected, as well as how you may exercise applicable privacy rights. If there is any inconsistency between this Cookies Policy and the Privacy Policy about personal information, the Privacy Policy will apply to that issue.

Changes to this policy

We may update this Cookies Policy when our website, technology, services or legal obligations change. An updated version will be made available on the website and will apply from the date shown in the updated policy, unless a different effective date is stated. You should review this page from time to time to remain informed about how cookies are used. If a change requires a new consent choice, we will provide an appropriate notice or preference option.

Questions and concerns

If you have a question about this Cookies Policy or wish to raise a privacy concern, please use the contact or support options made available on the 28 Mars Casino website. Do not include unnecessary sensitive information in an initial enquiry. We may need to verify your identity before responding to a request involving account or personal information.

By using the website after reviewing this policy, you confirm that you understand the role cookies may play in providing and improving the service. Your browser and cookie preference settings remain available to help you manage optional cookies. Nothing in this policy is intended to limit any rights or protections available to you under applicable Australian law.