Dicepalace Casino Cookie Policy
This cookie policy explains how we use cookies on dicepalacecasino.org.uk for visitors and players in the United Kingdom. At Dicepalace Casino, we want you to understand what these small files do, which types we use and how you can manage them through your browser. Our website is for adults aged 18 and over only. Please read this policy alongside our privacy policy, which explains how we handle personal data. The sections below describe the purposes of cookies, how long they remain and the choices available to you.
Purpose of Our Cookie Policy
We use cookies to support basic website functions and help our pages work as intended. They support sessions, remember language and display preferences, and help us understand website performance. This policy explains those purposes in plain language so you can make informed choices about your browser settings. Cookies also help us see how our website is used and where improvements may be useful. At Dicepalace Casino, we distinguish between cookies needed for essential functions and those that serve other purposes.
What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files saved by your browser when you visit a website. They hold information that the website can recognise during your visit or when you return. For example, a cookie can help a website remember a display preference instead of asking you to choose it on every page. Cookies are not programs and cannot run software on your device. They do not read other files stored on your device.
Some cookies last only for your current browsing session, while others remain for longer. Session cookies disappear when you close your browser. Persistent cookies stay for a set period, ranging from a few days up to 12 months, unless you delete them sooner. Their duration depends on their purpose. A temporary session cookie supports an ongoing visit, while a longer-lasting preference cookie can help retain a setting for a later visit.
How and Why We Use Cookies
Our website uses cookies for different purposes, from protecting your session to understanding which pages people visit. The table below explains the main categories and gives an example of each. These categories describe what cookies do; they are not a list of individual cookie names or a record of your browsing activity.
| Type | What It Does | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Necessary | Keeps you signed in and protects your session; essential site functions depend on it. | Maintaining your signed-in session. |
| Preferences | Remembers language and display settings. | Retaining a display choice. |
| Analytics | Counts visits and shows which pages are used. | Measuring visits to a page. |
| Referral | Records which link brought you to our website. | Recognising an incoming referral link. |
Necessary cookies support functions without which our website cannot work properly. Preference cookies make repeat visits more consistent, while analytics cookies help us understand use and identify areas for improvement. Referral cookies serve a separate purpose by recording the link through which a visit began. These purposes explain why blocking every category can affect your experience differently, rather than having one uniform effect.
Your Choices and Rights
You can manage cookies through your browser controls. Those controls generally let you limit cookies, remove files already saved and choose how future visits are handled. Your choices may apply only to the browser or device you are using, so check each one separately. Where consent is required, continuing to browse alone should not be treated as your agreement to non-essential cookies.
- Accept cookies by continuing to use the website only where that approach is applicable.
- Limit cookies through your browser settings.
- Delete cookies already saved on your device.
- Use private browsing to limit retention after a session.
- Review your cookie settings from time to time.
Blocking or deleting cookies can change how our website behaves. You may need to sign in more often, and language or display preferences may be forgotten. Some parts of the website may not work if necessary cookies are blocked. Deleting stored cookies does not necessarily prevent new ones from being saved. Information about personal data and your related rights is covered in our privacy policy.
Contact
If you have a question about cookies at Dicepalace Casino, write to support@dicepalacecasino.org.uk with the subject “Cookies”. Please include the page concerned and a short description of your question or the issue you noticed. This helps us understand which part of our website you mean. You do not need to include your password in a cookie enquiry.
Version Date and Updates
This version of our cookie policy is dated 12/11/2026. We may change the policy when our website changes or when relevant rules require an update. Any revised version will be published here with its date, so you can check which version you are reading. Please review this page from time to time to stay informed about our use of cookies.