Cookies Policy

Cookies Policy for Fortunica Casino

This Cookies Policy explains how Fortunica Casino uses cookies and similar browser technologies to support the site, remember preferences, measure performance, and keep accounts secure. It focuses on cookies, session handling, browser storage, analytics, and how those features affect the way the platform behaves for you.

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files placed in your browser or device when you visit a website. They store simple data such as a random identifier, a preference, or a short state token. Cookies do not install software on your device and cannot read other information from your files.

Why cookies are used

Cookies help Fortunica Casino keep the site functional and easy to use. They enable basic features such as keeping you logged in, saving language or display preferences, remembering recent activity for smoother navigation, and collecting aggregated performance data so the site runs reliably.

Essential cookies

Essential cookies are required for core site functions. They support account sign-in, shopping-cart-like features for session-based activity, secure form submissions, and basic navigation. Without these cookies certain features will not operate, including login persistence and session integrity.

Session cookies

Session cookies exist only while your browser is open and are deleted when you close it. They are commonly used to keep sessions active during a single visit, to track progress through multi-step flows, and to ensure that temporary settings are kept while you interact with the site.

Persistent cookies

Persistent cookies remain on your device after the browser is closed and are used to remember preferences across visits. Typical uses include keeping language choices, storing display settings, or remembering whether you accepted a cookie banner. These cookies expire after a set time or are removed when you clear your browser data.

Functional cookies

Functional cookies let the site remember choices you make, such as preferred language or default view settings. They improve usability by avoiding repeated selections and by adapting the interface to your last-used options. Turning these off may require you to reconfigure settings at each visit.

Analytics and performance cookies

Analytics cookies collect aggregated information about how visitors use the site. This includes page load times, popular pages, and general user flows. The data is anonymised and presented in roll-up reports that help the technical team find and fix issues and prioritise performance improvements.

Preference and language settings

Cookies for preferences store choices like language, time zone, or whether to show certain on-screen tips. These are designed to make each visit more relevant and reduce repetitive actions. If preference cookies are blocked, the site will revert to default settings on each visit.

Login and session continuity

Login-related cookies allow you to stay signed in during a session and optionally across sessions when you choose a "remember me" option. These cookies are tied to session tokens and are handled with expiry or rotation to balance convenience and security.

Device recognition

Device recognition cookies help identify familiar devices to speed up authentication and to trigger additional security checks when an unrecognised device attempts access. They support features such as remembering verified devices and reducing repetitive verification prompts.

Security-related cookies

Security cookies are used to detect and prevent fraudulent activity, protect login flows, and support anti-abuse measures. They do not contain personal content but may store indicators that help the security systems detect unusual behaviour and respond appropriately.

Browser storage technologies

In addition to cookies, the site may make limited use of browser storage such as localStorage or sessionStorage for temporary client-side data. These mechanisms are used for client performance and short-term state retention and do not replace server-side security checks.

Third-party integrations

Some site features rely on third-party services for analytics, map services, media playback, or embedded content. Those services may set their own cookies when content from them is loaded. Fortunica Casino does not control the cookies set by third parties and recommends reviewing the third party's privacy or cookie notices for details.

Marketing and communication preferences

Marketing-related cookies are used to record whether you have seen promotional messages or to tailor communications based on aggregated activity. You can manage these preferences through the site controls or by updating your account settings. These cookies do not imply personal profiling beyond routine preference management.

Cookie consent management

When you first visit the site, you will be offered cookie choices. Your selections are stored so the site can respect your preferences on subsequent visits. Consent controls let you accept or decline non-essential cookies and can be updated at any time through the cookie settings link in the site footer or account area.

Browser cookie controls

Your browser provides controls to view, block, or delete cookies. Common browsers let you manage cookie behaviour on a site-by-site basis, block third-party cookies, or clear all browsing data. Adjusting these settings will affect how Fortunica Casino and other sites behave for you.

Clearing or disabling cookies

Clearing cookies removes remembered preferences and may sign you out of accounts. Disabling non-essential cookies will limit personalised features and analytics. Essential cookies cannot be disabled without affecting core functionality, so some parts of the site may not work correctly if these are blocked.

Site functionality impact when cookies are disabled

Without cookies several functions can degrade. You may need to sign in more often, language or display choices will reset between visits, and saved shopping or session data will be lost when the browser closes. Critical features such as secure session handling, form validation, and fraud protection may be reduced.

Technical diagnostics and performance optimisation

Diagnostic cookies and short-lived tokens help engineers troubleshoot issues by capturing non-identifying metrics such as error rates and response times. These signals support faster fixes and more reliable releases while avoiding detailed personal profiling.

Aggregated analytics information

Data collected for analytics is aggregated and anonymised where possible. Reports typically show counts, trends, and performance indicators rather than individual user histories. Aggregated insights drive layout tweaks, content prioritisation, and load optimisation to improve the experience for all users.

How to contact us about cookies

If you have questions or want to change cookie preferences beyond the on-site controls, contact [email protected]. For account-related requests you can also use the account settings area to manage consent and notification preferences.

This policy is focused on cookies and browser technologies. For information about how personal data is processed more broadly, please consult the privacy or data protection section available on the site.