Casino Bit Cookie Policy
How we use cookies and similar technology when you visit our site, and how to manage your preferences.
This Casino Bit cookie policy explains, in plain English, what cookies are, why our pages use them, and what choices you have as a visitor. We have written it to be read on its own, without needing any other page open beside it, because a cookie notice that sends you elsewhere before explaining itself has not done its job.
We keep this policy focused on cookies alone. For anything about how we handle your personal data more broadly, our privacy policy is the right place to look, and our terms cover how the site itself may be used.
What a cookie actually is
A cookie is a small text file that a website stores on your device when you visit it. It does not run programs, and it cannot reach into your device to read files that have nothing to do with the site that set it. Instead, it holds a short piece of information — a session identifier, a saved preference, a flag that says a banner has already been dismissed — that the site can read back on your next visit or as you move between its pages.
Cookies are grouped by how long they last and by who sets them. A session cookie disappears once you close your browser; a persistent cookie stays for a set period so the site can recognise you on a later visit. A first-party cookie is set by the site you are looking at; a third-party cookie is set by another domain, usually one providing a service such as analytics, embedded on that page.
Read our privacy policyWhy our pages use cookies
We use cookies to keep the site working the way visitors expect, and to understand, in general terms, how our pages are used. Some cookies are strictly necessary: they let a page remember which options you have already chosen, keep a form working as you move through it, or hold your cookie consent choice itself so we do not ask you the same question on every page.
Other cookies are used for measurement. They tell us, in aggregate, which pages are visited and how a session typically moves through the site, without identifying you personally by name. We do not use this information to build a profile of you as an individual, and we do not sell cookie data to third parties.
Where a cookie is not strictly necessary for the page to function, we ask for your consent before it is set, and you are free to decline. Declining non-essential cookies does not stop you from reading our pages; it simply means we learn less about how they are used.
The categories of cookies we set
| Category | Purpose | Your control |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Keeps core pages and forms working, remembers your cookie choice | Cannot be switched off without affecting the site |
| Preferences | Remembers display or language choices you have made | Can be cleared or blocked in your browser |
| Analytics | Helps us understand, in aggregate, how pages are used | Can be declined in the cookie banner |
| Third-party embeds | Supports any content or tools embedded from another provider | Governed by that provider's own cookie notice |
Cookies you may meet elsewhere on our site
Different sections of our site can set slightly different cookies depending on what that page does. A page describing Casino Bit payment methods may use a cookie to remember which section of a table you last expanded, for instance, purely as a convenience while you read. A page about our live casino at Casino Bit content may rely on a similar preference cookie to remember display settings while you browse. None of these cookies are used to identify you by name, and all of them fall into the categories described above.
If you visit our site on a phone or tablet through Casino Bit mobile casino pages, the same categories of cookies apply; a smaller screen does not change how cookies work, only how the page is laid out around them. We do not set different or additional tracking cookies specifically for mobile visitors.
Managing your cookie choices
- Use the cookie banner shown on your first visit to accept or decline non-essential categories before you continue browsing.
- Open your browser's privacy or site settings at any time to view, block or delete cookies already stored on your device.
- Revisit this page whenever you want to check what a category covers before changing your browser settings.
Browser controls and what happens if you block cookies
Every modern browser lets you view, delete or block cookies through its own settings menu, usually found under privacy or security options. You can choose to block all cookies, block only third-party cookies, or clear cookies each time you close the browser. These controls sit at browser level, so they apply across every site you visit, not just ours.
Blocking strictly necessary cookies can stop parts of a page from working as intended, such as a form losing track of an earlier step. Blocking analytics cookies has no effect on how the page behaves for you; it only reduces what we can learn about visits in aggregate. If you are unsure which category a particular browser setting affects, treat the cautious option as the safe default and adjust it later if a page does not behave as expected.
Cookie policy questions
Does declining cookies stop me using the site?
Do you use cookies to identify me personally?
Can I change my cookie choices after my first visit?
Are third-party cookies covered by this policy?
Where to go next
This policy covers cookies specifically; it does not describe how accounts, deposits or games work. For that, our other pages are the right starting point, and the official site remains the best source for anything not covered by an approved page here. If you came looking for details on banking, our page on Casino Bit payment methods is the place to continue, and questions about the games themselves are better addressed on our live dealer and slots pages rather than in a cookie notice.