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This page explains how we use your browsing data to make it easier for you to interact with and move around on our platform. We choose tracking tools that are in line with GDPR and local laws, and we focus on minimising data collection and giving users control.
The information collected includes the type of browser, device details, language preferences, location (if allowed), and interaction metrics. With this information, we can change the layout of our website, suggest content that is relevant to you, and fix any technical problems more quickly.
We customise features to fit your needs, support secure authentication, and find fraudulent activity by collecting information about how you use them. Access frequencies, transaction history, and account settings are looked at in a very private way to help with responsible gaming and compliance checks.
You have control: you can change tracking permissions at any time by going to your profile settings. We check that third-party data processors are reliable and follow the rules. Data that is collected is only kept as long as it is needed to provide services and meet legal requirements.
All of our digital information is protected by end-to-end encryption, regular audits, and access based on roles. All changes to the system are logged, reviewed, and kept on secure servers in certified data centres. You can always get in touch with our support team if you need help setting up your data or want to know more about how your information is used.
These group of data-driven steps create a safe space for managing profiles with confidence and privacy.
The platform uses several types of browser-based data files, each carefully designed to do a specific job that improves the overall service experience and keeps accounts safe.
Keep an eye on short interactions for the whole time you're at the site. The user can get rid of it right away by leaving the site or closing the window. Allow quick navigation, real-time updates during gaming sessions, and keep authentication flows going without a hitch.
Stored on user devices for defined timeframes. Keep track of device settings, preferred interface languages, and last played titles so that each time you visit, you have a personalised experience. These files help you pick up where you left off in a game and remember the steps you took to verify something. Help with authentication Check user roles and credentials over and over again without having to log in again. Support two-step verification systems and find attempts to log in that aren't allowed.
Keep track of usage stats like the number of sessions, the most popular games, and the most common entry points. These insights help improve the interface and make sure that reports are accurate and follow the rules.
Save display preferences, sound levels, notification opt-ins, and bonus feature choices for each account holder. Stop users from having to choose settings over and over again on each visit, which will make interactions easier.
If you turn off any of these specific data tools, the platform may not work as well or you may not be able to access some parts of it. If you're worried about privacy, most browsers let you manage, review, or delete these kinds of files right from the settings on your device. Check your preferences often and change them as needed to match your desired level of privacy and customisation.
Custom user preferences make the game more fun by letting you change every part of the interface. The portal always remembers each visitor's preferred display options, such as language settings and theme choices. This kind of flexibility makes things more comfortable and familiar. Game lists change based on recent activity metrics, showing recommended games and deals that are relevant to past interactions. Individual dashboards show how well users are doing in loyalty programs, upcoming tournaments that fit their interests, and notifications about special events. This method gets rid of mass messaging and only sends out messages that are relevant to past behaviour. By comparing past choices to current trends, session statistics help find the best game suggestions. Guided tips and tutorials on the most popular features help new users learn faster and keep them interested in important areas of entertainment. You can set up your financial tools to work the way you want them to, like your preferred currency and deposit options, which will make future transactions go faster. Security alerts also refer to normal activity, which makes it easy to spot unusual behaviour right away. By making small changes to these operational details, every visit is consistently satisfying. Users can review and change their consent options at any time in their account section. This gives them full control over how their experience is customised based on data collected from their interactions on the site.
You can change the platform tracking settings at any time as a member by going to the control panel in your account dashboard. The process lets you accept, restrict, or block certain types of data, which changes how browsing patterns, login credentials, or transaction histories are stored. You can change these settings at any time. Nothing is permanent, and you can go back and change your mind at any time. Every popular app has a privacy menu that lets you change settings for that specific browser.
This includes:
Turning off certain types of data capture, especially those that help with session stability or authentication, could make it harder to get into secure areas and speed up logins. If you want to customise your account as much as possible without making it less convenient, only opt out of marketing surveillance or activity analytics. To permanently delete something, use browser-deletion tools or the "Delete stored records" button in the member area. If you visit the site from more than one device, keep in mind that settings are different for each device and app. To be more open, check your account's audit logs on a regular basis to see what has been stored, collected, and shared in accordance with regional laws like the GDPR.
Session records keep track of certain user information, like the type of device, IP address, browser version, and region settings. These details come with authentication markers, login timestamps, and language preferences that the user has chosen. Interaction logs keep track of the pages visited, buttons clicked, time spent in sections, and referrer sources, so that visits can continue. Information that makes personalised experiences possible, such as recently viewed promotions, saved settings, and chosen display modes, is still stored for quick access. To make troubleshooting easier and improve navigation paths, analytical metrics like click rates, error messages, and anonymised performance statistics are combined. If the user allows it, financial data like the last transaction method chosen or partially completed deposit actions may be temporarily saved so that processes can be resumed without having to enter them again. However, sensitive information like payment details, personal profile entries, and credentials are never stored in browser files to protect privacy and follow ethical standards. To be clear, each piece of data collected is linked to a specific operational purpose that is spelt out in privacy resources. All stored fragments are encrypted whenever possible to reduce risk and help the company follow the rules.
We use advanced encryption protocols to protect all browser token information. For example, we use TLS 1.3 when sending the information and AES-256 encryption when it is not being used. These methods follow ISO/IEC 27001 standards and are checked for security by outside experts on a regular basis. To lower the risk of data exposure, user identity markers and activity logs should be kept separate. To manage these tokens, you need to use multi-factor authentication to get into the administrative system. Intrusion detection procedures immediately flag unusual requests to storage endpoints. Automated processes delete or hide old tracking identifiers within 30 days. All staff who have access permissions must follow least-privilege principles, and full logs of all interactions are kept for accountability. To get the best protection for their tokens, users should turn on operating system updates and keep their browser's security features up to date. Every six months, transparency reports come out that summarise the results of external penetration tests and point out areas where more improvements can be made.
External tracking tools from partner platforms and marketing networks are used to make sure everything works smoothly and that the content is relevant. These outside partners may only use non-identifiable user behaviour data, like browsing patterns, device type, session timestamps, and interaction metrics, for performance analytics, improving ads, or connecting with important gaming features. When choosing providers, compliance is the main thing to think about. Each vendor must follow GDPR rules and any other local rules that apply. Regular audits make sure that only the allowed parts of anonymised data are sent, and contracts are in place to make sure that the data is only used for certain purposes, like preventing fraud, reporting analytics, and making personalised offers. Sensitive financial or registration information is never shared with these groups. Dedicated interfaces let users change their sharing preferences with each third-party partner, giving them more control. In the control panel, users can choose not to receive certain types of messages. We quickly process all requests to turn off partner tracking, but turning off these features may make ads less relevant or make it harder to integrate with social media. Transparency is still important. The external integrations register, which can be found in the account dashboard, lists all current third-party relationships and the data that is shared between them. There is a direct line of communication with the data protection officer for specific questions about certain collaborations or managing consent.
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