Rolletto Casino Cookie Policy

A clear breakdown of every cookie used on this site, what it does, how long it lasts and how to manage your preferences.

What are cookies and why does this site use them?

Cookies are small text files that a website places on your device when you visit. They store snippets of information that the browser sends back on subsequent requests. Some cookies are essential for the site to work at all. Others remember your preferences so you do not have to set them on every visit. A third group helps the site owner understand how visitors are using the pages, which is useful for improving the experience. None of the cookies on this site contain personal data on their own. They contain identifiers that can be linked to other information held server side.

UK law requires that we ask for your consent before placing any cookie that is not strictly necessary. The cookie banner that appears on your first visit lets you accept all categories or open the settings to choose which categories you want. Your choice is stored in a single cookie called rolletto-cookie-consent and remembered for 12 months unless you clear your browser data sooner. You can change your choice at any time by clearing the consent cookie and reloading the page.

Which categories of cookies does the site use?

There are four categories used on this site. Strictly necessary cookies keep the site working including session state and the consent record itself. These cannot be turned off because the site would not function. Functional cookies remember preferences such as the language and dark mode selection. Analytics cookies measure how visitors interact with pages, which sections are popular and where people leave the site. Marketing cookies help us measure the effect of promotional campaigns. Each non-essential category is off by default and only activates if you give consent.

Strictly necessary

Session and consent cookies. Cannot be disabled because the site needs them to work.

Functional

Remember preferences such as language so you do not have to set them every visit.

Analytics

Aggregate usage data to help us improve the site. No personal identifiers.

Marketing

Used to measure campaigns. Off by default unless you give consent.

Which specific cookies might be placed on your device?

The strictly necessary category includes the rolletto-cookie-consent cookie which stores your consent choice for 12 months and the rolletto-cookie-preferences cookie which stores the granular settings you chose. Both are first party cookies set by this domain. The functional category includes a theme cookie that remembers your dark mode preference. The analytics category, when enabled, places cookies from our analytics provider. These typically include a client identifier that lasts for two years and a session identifier that lasts for the duration of your visit.

The marketing category, when enabled, can include cookies from advertising networks that measure how visitors arrived at the site. These cookies are set with reasonable retention periods. None of the third party cookies enable cross-site tracking of personal identifiers, because we configure providers in privacy preserving modes wherever the provider supports it. For full detail on data handling beyond cookies, see the Privacy Policy.

How can you control or remove cookies?

There are two routes to control cookies. The first is the consent banner on this site. Open the settings, toggle the categories you want on or off and save. Your choice applies immediately for new cookies and the next page load. The second route is your browser. Every modern browser includes settings to view, delete or block cookies entirely. Chrome stores cookie settings under Privacy and security. Firefox places them under Settings then Privacy and Security. Safari uses the Preferences menu then Privacy. Edge follows the same pattern as Chrome with settings under Cookies and site permissions.

Blocking all cookies including strictly necessary ones will break parts of the site. Functional features such as remembered preferences will reset on every visit. The site will not be able to store your consent choice which means the banner will reappear every time. For most visitors the best balance is to leave strictly necessary cookies enabled and choose your preferences for the other categories through the on-site settings.

Will the cookie policy change in the future?

The cookie policy can change when we add or remove site features that involve cookies. We will update this page and reset the consent banner so existing visitors can review the change. Significant changes are noted at the top of the page with the date of the update. Minor wording changes that do not affect the categories or their purposes will not trigger a new banner. The last review date appears in the footer of the page. If you have a question about a specific cookie that is not covered here, email privacy@rolletto.com and we will respond within five working days.

How do cookies compare with similar technologies?

Cookies are the best known of a wider family of technologies that store information on your device. Local storage and session storage are similar to cookies but they live in your browser rather than being sent back to the server on every request. They are typically used to remember interface state such as which tab you last opened. Pixels and beacons are small image requests that fire when a page loads, which lets the requesting service record that the page was viewed. Device fingerprinting combines technical signals such as screen size, browser version and installed fonts into an identifier that can persist even when cookies are cleared.

We use first-party cookies and local storage for essential and functional purposes. Where we use analytics, we configure the provider in a privacy-preserving mode that avoids cross-site identifiers wherever the provider supports it. We do not use device fingerprinting and we do not place advertising pixels from third-party ad networks on the site. The full list of technologies in use is reviewed quarterly and updates appear on this page when the list changes.

How does browser tracking protection interact with this site?

Modern browsers ship with tracking protection enabled by default. Firefox Enhanced Tracking Protection, Safari Intelligent Tracking Prevention and Chrome's planned third-party cookie phase-out all aim to limit the ability of trackers to follow users across the web. Because we do not use third-party advertising trackers, these features have very little impact on how the site works for you. Strictly necessary cookies still function. Analytics cookies are placed first-party where possible so they are unaffected by third-party cookie blocking. If you use a browser extension such as uBlock Origin or Privacy Badger, the same applies — essential site functionality continues normally.

The Global Privacy Control signal is a browser setting that tells websites you do not want your data sold or shared. We honour the GPC signal automatically. When the signal is detected, we treat your visit as if you had declined consent for non-essential cookies and we do not store marketing or analytics identifiers. This applies in addition to any choice you make through the on-site consent banner.

What if you have a specific question about a cookie?

The cookie list on this page covers the categories and the most common cookies in detail, but technology changes and we may use new tools in future. If you spot a cookie on the site that you cannot identify from the categories above, email privacy@rolletto.com with the cookie name and we will reply within five working days with the full purpose, retention period and source. For wider data handling questions beyond cookies, the Privacy Policy covers what data we collect, the legal bases we rely on and how to exercise your UK GDPR rights.

Manage your preferences

You can change your cookie choice at any time by clearing site data in your browser and reloading. The consent banner will reappear and you can save a new choice. See the Privacy Policy for the full picture on data handling.