Cookies Policy

Cookies are small text files that a website places on your computer, tablet or phone when you visit. They let the site recognise your device on later pages and visits, remember choices you have made, and keep your session secure while you are signed in.

This policy also covers technologies that do a similar job, such as pixels, tags, local storage in your browser and software kits inside our mobile apps. Where we say cookies below, we mean all of them.

Some cookies are set by us. Others are set by the service providers we work with, for example to host the site, process payments or measure traffic. We use them for the following purposes:

• keeping you signed in as you move between the lobby, your account and the cashier
• protecting accounts against fraud and unauthorised access, and supporting the identity and age checks we must carry out under our gaming licence
• remembering preferences such as language, display settings and notices you have already seen
• measuring which pages load slowly or return errors, so that we can fix them
• showing information about our products and measuring whether our advertising works

Strictly necessary cookies are set as soon as you open the site, because the site cannot work without them. Every other category is set only if you agree to it in the cookie notice, and you can change your mind whenever you like.

The table below summarises the four categories. The sections that follow explain each one in plain terms.

Strictly necessary cookies

These cookies make the site usable. They hold your session so that pages know you are signed in, spread traffic across our servers, keep the contents of a cashier form in place while you complete it, and record the cookie choices you have made. Security cookies in this group help us spot unusual sign-in activity and block automated attacks. Because the service cannot be provided without them, they are not optional.

Performance and analytics cookies

These cookies tell us how the site is used overall: which pages are opened, how long they take to load, where visitors stop part way through a journey such as registration, and which errors are returned. We look at the results as statistics rather than as individual profiles, and we use them to fix faults and simplify the pages people find difficult.

Functionality cookies

These cookies remember the choices you make so you do not have to repeat them, such as your language, the way the lobby is laid out, your sound setting, or a help message you have already dismissed. Live chat also needs to store a short identifier so that your conversation stays in one thread.

Marketing cookies

These cookies are used to show and measure advertising, both on our own pages and on other sites where we advertise. They can record which message you were shown and whether you opened the site afterwards, so that the same message is not repeated and we can tell which channels to continue with. We do not use marketing cookies to target anyone who has self-excluded or who has asked us not to send promotions.

In the cookie notice on our site

When you first open the site, you are asked which categories you accept. You can accept all of them, accept only what is necessary, or decide category by category. Your settings are saved and applied on your next visit.

1. Open the cookie settings in the footer of any page.
2. Turn each optional category on or off.
3. Save your choices; the change takes effect straight away.
4. Delete the cookies already stored in your browser if you also want earlier ones removed.

In your browser or on your device

Every major browser lets you control cookies from its settings, privacy or security menu, and its own help pages explain the steps for the version you use. The usual options are to:

• block all cookies, or only third-party cookies
• delete cookies and site data each time you close the browser
• use a private window, which clears cookies when it is closed
• reset or limit the advertising identifier in the privacy settings of a phone or tablet

Much of the site still works with optional cookies switched off, but blocking strictly necessary cookies will stop parts of it from working. If you clear your cookies, the preferences you had saved are lost, including your cookie choices, and you will be asked to make them again.

• you may not be able to sign in, or you may be signed out when you move between pages
• deposits, withdrawals and document uploads may not complete
• settings such as language, display and sound will reset on every visit
• features such as live chat and parts of your account may not load
• the cookie notice will appear again each time you arrive

If you have a question about this policy, want to know more about a particular cookie, or need help changing your settings, write to us at support@casinoangliabet.co.uk or use the live chat on the site. Wider questions about how we handle personal data can go to privacy@casinoangliabet.co.uk, and our Privacy Policy covers the rest.

We update this policy when the cookies we use change. The current version is always shown on this page, and the cookie notice lists the categories in force when you visit.