Cookie Policy
What Cookies Are
Cookies are small text files that a website places on the device of a visitor. They store login state, language preference, betting session identifiers, and traffic-source markers. Spinlander Casino uses cookies and similar technologies — local storage, session storage, pixel tags, and SDK identifiers inside its progressive web app — on every page of the site.
Put simply, cookies keep an anonymous conversation between the browser and our servers so the site works between clicks.
Categories of Cookies We Use
Strictly necessary cookies keep the login session alive, hold the shopping-cart equivalent of your active bet slip, remember your currency, and pass CSRF protection tokens. Preference cookies store the language and the display theme chosen through the site menu. Statistics cookies count page views, referral sources, and load times through analytics providers that receive pseudonymised identifiers. Marketing cookies let advertising networks measure the conversion of a click into a registration or deposit.
Worth noting: strictly necessary cookies do not need consent under the ePrivacy Directive and its national transpositions, while every other category asks the player through the consent banner.
Third-Party Cookies
Third-party cookies come from analytics platforms such as Google Analytics, from advertising networks such as Meta and Google Ads, from customer-support widgets such as the live-chat provider, and from payment providers that verify device fingerprints during checkout. Each third party runs its own privacy policy, and the consent banner names them one by one before it drops any cookie into the browser.
Cookie Duration
Session cookies drop as soon as the browser tab closes. Persistent cookies live between 30 days and 24 months, and the exact figure sits inside the cookie table available through the consent-preferences panel. Marketing cookies stay for up to 13 months, since that period matches the standard the French CNIL published and other European regulators follow in practice.
Put simply, no cookie stays longer than the purpose that placed it needs.
Managing Your Preferences
The consent banner appears on the first visit and again after every cookie policy change. It offers three actions: Accept All, Reject All, and Save Preferences after ticking the categories the player wants. The same panel opens from the footer link Cookie Settings on every page, and a change of choice takes effect on the next page load.
Worth noting: rejecting strictly necessary cookies stays impossible, because the site cannot function without them.
Browser Controls
Every browser offers cookie controls inside its Settings menu: block third-party cookies, delete cookies on exit, add a site to a block list, or clear the cookie store manually. Deleting the cookies of the Spinlander Casino site logs the player out and drops any active bonus session, so the player faces a fresh login afterwards.
Country-Specific Consent Requirements
Norwegian players fall under the Ekomloven, which follows the ePrivacy consent model. Danish players fall under section 3 of Bekendtgørelse 1148, which asks for prior consent to non-essential cookies. Polish players fall under Article 173 of the Prawo Telekomunikacyjne. Swiss players fall under the FADP and the revised Federal Act on Telecommunications, which asks for information and the option to reject. German players fall under the TTDSG, which asks for prior consent to any non-essential cookie. Canadian players fall under PIPEDA at federal level and Law 25 in Quebec, both of which apply an opt-in model to tracking cookies used for profiling. New Zealand players fall under the Privacy Act 2020, which asks for transparency and control over tracking identifiers. Hungarian players fall under the Electronic Communications Act, which transposes the ePrivacy Directive.
Changes to This Policy
Cookie changes go live on publication, and the consent banner reopens whenever a new tracking cookie joins the list. Historic consent records live inside the consent-management platform for 3 years, so any audit can trace who agreed to what and when.
Contact
For cookie questions, write to [email protected]. The privacy team owns the consent stack and answers inside 30 days.