Luxcasino Cookie Policy
Our guide to Luxcasino includes this explanation of cookies and similar technologies. We explain their purposes, the distinction between essential and optional storage, and how you can manage your preferences. Cookie choices are separate from your account settings and responsible-gambling controls.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files that a website can place on your browser or device. They help a page remember information between visits or as you move between pages. Similar technologies may store preferences or recognise a browser in other ways. Some cookies support basic operation; others serve optional purposes. A cookie does not necessarily identify you by name, but its identifier may become personal data when combined with other information. This explanation does not replace the privacy information relevant to your account.
Cookie categories and their purposes
We distinguish four categories by purpose. Necessary cookies support essential functions, such as security, sign-in continuity and remembering privacy choices. Functional cookies can remember optional preferences and make repeat visits more convenient. Analytics cookies help us understand visits, navigation and technical performance. Marketing cookies can measure advertising activity or support personalised promotions. These descriptions explain what each category does, rather than confirm that every category is active. Optional cookies should depend on your consent; refusing them should not prevent access to basic information.
Third-party cookies
Third-party cookies are set by a provider other than the website you are visiting. They may accompany embedded content, measurement services or advertising features, where those services are present. We do not identify particular cookie providers here because a verified provider inventory has not been supplied. A game provider or payment method mentioned elsewhere in our guide should not be taken as evidence that it places cookies. Before consenting, review any available provider details, purposes and privacy information in the relevant cookie notice.
How long cookies last
Cookie duration depends on the purpose and configuration of each cookie. Session cookies generally remain for a browsing session, although browser restoration features can affect their behaviour. Persistent cookies remain until their expiry date or until you delete them. We do not state fixed retention periods without a verified cookie inventory. Where individual expiry details are available, check those before making your choice. Cookie expiry is also different from the retention of information already collected, which should be explained in the applicable privacy information.
Managing preferences and opting out
Where a consent panel is provided, use it to accept or reject optional categories and revisit your choices. You can also delete stored cookies or block future cookies through your browser settings. Blocking necessary cookies may disrupt sign-in or other essential functions; deleting cookies may remove saved preferences. Choices may need repeating across browsers and devices. Withdrawing consent does not automatically delete information previously collected. Cookie settings do not replace deposit limits, loss limits, session limits or self-exclusion. Gambling is for adults aged 18+.
Changes to this explanation
We may update this explanation when relevant technology, privacy requirements or the information available to our editorial team changes. Any revision should accurately reflect the technologies in use rather than assume particular tracking tools are present. Please review the current notice and any consent information when returning to the website. If new optional purposes are introduced, those purposes should be explained before you are asked to consent. We encourage you to make privacy choices deliberately, just as you would set boundaries for gambling.