Cookies Policy

This Cookies Policy explains how Nightwin Casino and trusted partners use cookies and similar browser technologies to support your session, remember preferences, analyse site usage and keep your account secure. The wording is practical and focused on how these technologies affect your browsing and play.

What are cookies and browser storage?

Cookies are small text files stored in your browser that hold information about a visit. Other browser storage technologies include local storage and session storage, which keep data on your device for site functionality. Together they help the site remember settings, keep you logged in, and gather aggregated usage information.

Why we use cookies

Cookies and related technologies are used to:

Keep your session active during play and between pages.
Remember language, currency and other display preferences.
Store basic settings so menus and game lists load faster.
Collect aggregated performance and usage data to improve the site.
Support security checks that detect unusual sessions and protect accounts.
Where permitted, deliver and measure marketing communications.

Types of cookies we rely on

Essential cookies

Essential cookies are necessary for core site functions. They enable login, session continuity and secure transaction flows. Without these cookies, key features such as account access, cashier screens and live betting would not work reliably.

Session cookies

Session cookies last only for the duration of your browser session and expire when you close your browser. They are commonly used for temporary items such as an active login token or the contents of an in-session cart or bet slip.

Persistent cookies

Persistent cookies remain on your device after you close the browser. They are used to remember preferences and optional settings so you do not need to reconfigure the site each time you return. The exact lifetime can vary by cookie type and provider.

Functional cookies

Functional cookies store your choices - for example language, layout or whether you prefer dark or light mode. These make the site feel personalised and reduce repetitive steps when you navigate between sections.

Analytics and performance cookies

Analytics cookies collect aggregated information about how visitors use the site - which pages are visited, loading times and error rates. This data is anonymised and used to improve site performance, prioritise fixes and optimise content for mobile and desktop. We and trusted analytics partners may process this data.

Preference and language settings

Cookies and local storage are used to remember your selected language and other display preferences. If you change language or currency while signed out, these settings are stored so the site loads in your preferred view on subsequent visits.

Login and session continuity

When you choose to remain signed in, a persistent cookie or secure token is used to keep your session active across visits. These cookies are protected and limited to the data required to maintain access. For security, longer login tokens may be invalidated after a period of inactivity or following suspicious activity.

Device recognition

Device recognition cookies help the site identify devices you have used previously. This is useful for fraud detection, preventing repeated verification prompts and tailoring the user interface for known device types. Device recognition does not reveal your personal data beyond what you provide to your account.

Security-related cookies

Security cookies support features such as session integrity, bot protection and rate-limiting controls. They help detect anomalous behaviour and protect both your account and site stability. These cookies do not store payment information or passwords in plaintext.

Third-party integrations

Some content and services on the site are provided by third parties - for example analytics, live-stream providers, game studios and payment processors. These third parties may set their own cookies and operate under their own privacy terms. Where possible we limit data shared with third parties to what is necessary for the service.

Marketing and communication preferences

When you opt in to marketing, cookies and pixels may be used to tailor promotional messages and measure campaign effectiveness. If you decline marketing cookies, you may still see generic site notices but personalised offers and tracked campaigns will not be served.

Cookie consent and preference management

On your first visit you may be presented with a cookie preference banner that explains categories of cookies and offers control over non-essential cookies. You can change these choices later using the preference centre on the site - where provided - or by adjusting your browser settings.

If a site preference tool is not available, you can still control most cookies directly through your browser controls and by clearing stored data. See the section below for browser-level guidance.

Browser cookie controls and clearing cookies

Most modern browsers let you view, block or remove cookies. You can:

Allow all cookies for full site functionality.
Block third-party cookies while keeping essential cookies enabled.
Clear cookies and browsing data to remove stored preferences and logins.

Blocking essential cookies or clearing session cookies will typically sign you out and may prevent you from placing bets, accessing the cashier or using live-dealer streams until cookies are re-enabled.

Impact of disabling cookies

Disabling cookies can affect how the site works. Examples of impacts:

Automatic login and session continuity will stop working.
Saved preferences such as language and display may be lost between visits.
Some games, live tables or cashier functions may not load correctly.
Support and diagnostic tools may be less effective, which can slow troubleshooting.

Technical diagnostics and performance optimisation

We use short-lived diagnostic cookies to help identify and fix performance issues such as slow pages or failed resource loads. These cookies are temporary and assist developers and support teams in resolving problems that affect user experience.

Aggregated analytics and user experience improvements

Aggregated usage data helps prioritise improvements, refine navigation, reduce loading times and optimise content for different devices. This information is processed in aggregate and used to make the site more responsive and easier to use for most visitors.

How to change your cookie settings

To adjust cookie preferences:

Use the site cookie preference centre, if present.
Clear cookies or block cookie categories in your browser settings.
Manage opt-outs for third-party analytics or marketing via the tools they provide.

Remember to sign back in after clearing cookies if you need account access. If you need help locating browser settings, use your browser’s help function for step-by-step instructions.

Contact and further information

If you have questions about cookies or how we handle browser data, contact our team via [email protected]. We aim to respond promptly and provide clear guidance on managing preferences and troubleshooting cookie-related issues.

Changes to this policy

This Cookies Policy may be updated to reflect changes in technology or how we use browser storage. When material changes occur we will make updated information available on the site and, where appropriate, prompt existing users to review new choices.