SpinKing Cookie Policy
Last updated: June 8, 2026
This Cookie Policy explains how casino SpinKing collects, stores and processes data through cookies and similar tracking technologies on its website. It applies to all visitors and registered users who access the platform. Reading this policy helps you understand what information is gathered automatically, why it is used and what control you have over it. For broader data handling practices, refer to the SpinKing Privacy Policy.
The scope of this document covers cookie-based data collection only. It does not address personal data submitted through account registration, payment processing or identity verification. Those topics are covered separately under the applicable privacy and terms documents.
Interpretation and Definitions
Standardised definitions apply throughout this policy. Where a term appears capitalised, it carries the meaning set out below. This approach ensures consistent interpretation and removes ambiguity in how the policy is read and applied.
Key Terms
| 🔑 Term | 📌 Meaning |
|---|---|
| 💳 Company | SpinKing, operating under registration number 118431 and Curaçao licence 8048/JAZ |
| 🌐 Website | The SpinKing platform accessible via its registered domain |
| 🍪 Cookies | Small data files placed on a device by a website during a browsing session |
| 👤 User | Any individual who visits or interacts with the SpinKing website |
| 📱 Device | Any hardware used to access the website, including desktop, mobile or tablet |
Scope of Application
This policy applies to all users regardless of location, device type or account status. Users who continue browsing after the cookie notice is displayed are treated as having acknowledged these terms. Consent for non-essential cookies may be managed separately through browser settings or an on-site preference tool where available.
What Cookies Are
Cookies are small text files that a website stores on a user’s device during a visit. They allow the site to remember certain details across pages or between sessions. No cookie by itself contains deeply sensitive data such as passwords or payment card numbers.
Data Stored in Cookies
Cookies typically hold a short identifier, a timestamp and preference or session values. This data links back to a user’s visit record on the server side. Depending on the cookie type, the stored information may include login status, language preference, session tokens or anonymised analytics identifiers.
Where cookies process data that could identify a user directly or indirectly, they fall under personal data rules. SpinKing handles such data in line with its privacy obligations and the terms of its Curaçao operating licence.
Types of Cookies
Cookies are broadly divided by how long they remain on a device. The two primary categories are session cookies and persistent cookies. Each serves a different purpose and has a different lifecycle.
Session Cookies
Session cookies exist only for the duration of a single browsing visit. Once the browser is closed, they are deleted automatically. They are used to maintain continuity within a session, for example keeping a user logged in as they move between pages.
Persistent Cookies
Persistent cookies remain on a device after the browser is closed. They are active until their set expiry date or until the user deletes them manually. These cookies are used to remember preferences, recognise returning users and support longer-term analytics tracking. Expiry periods vary, typically ranging from 30 days to 24 months depending on the cookie’s purpose.
Cookie Categories
SpinKing uses cookies that fall into distinct functional categories. Each category serves a defined purpose, and some are required for the website to operate correctly while others are optional.
Essential Cookies
Essential cookies are necessary for the website to function. They cannot be disabled without breaking core features such as login, session management and security checks. These cookies do not track browsing behaviour for marketing purposes and do not require separate consent under standard compliance frameworks.
Examples include session tokens, security validation identifiers and load-balancing cookies. Removing them would prevent access to account areas, cashier functions and other core site features.
Functionality Cookies
Functionality cookies store user preferences that improve the browsing experience. They remember settings such as language, display format and notification preferences so these do not need to be re-entered on each visit. While not strictly required, they contribute meaningfully to usability.
These cookies process limited personal data, typically an anonymised user identifier linked to saved preferences. Users can disable functionality cookies through browser settings, though doing so may reset certain personalisation options on each visit.
How Cookies Are Used
Cookies on the SpinKing website support several operational and analytical functions. Their use is tied to specific purposes rather than open-ended data collection. The table below outlines the primary use cases.
| 🎯 Use Case | 🧾 Purpose | 🔒 Cookie Type |
|---|---|---|
| 🛡️ Authentication | Maintain login state across pages | Session |
| ⚙️ Preferences | Store language and display settings | Persistent |
| 📊 Analytics | Measure page visits and user flow | Persistent |
| 🔍 Security | Detect unusual access patterns and flag risk signals | Session/Persistent |
| 🧠 Performance | Reduce server load and improve page speed | Session |
User Authentication
When a user logs in, a session cookie confirms and maintains that authenticated state. This prevents the need to re-enter credentials on every page. The cookie contains a session token, not the actual login credentials.
Preferences and Site Performance
Cookies store settings the user has selected, such as language or display preferences. Performance cookies help the platform serve pages faster by routing requests efficiently. Neither type stores payment data or account balance information.
Your Cookie Choices
Users have control over how cookies are stored and used on their devices. This applies both through browser-level settings and through any preference controls available on the SpinKing site. Understanding the consequences of disabling cookies is important before making changes.
Disabling Cookies
Most browsers allow users to block or limit cookies through their settings menus. Blocking all cookies will prevent the website from functioning correctly. Login, session continuity and account access are all dependent on essential cookies being active.
The following effects are likely if cookies are fully disabled:
- 🚫 Login sessions will not persist between pages
- 🔄 User preferences will reset on every visit
- 📉 Analytics and performance improvements will not apply
- ⚠️ Some security features may not operate as intended
- 🧩 Certain site features may be unavailable or broken
Deleting Stored Cookies
Existing cookies can be deleted at any time through browser history or privacy settings. Deleting cookies does not affect stored account data held server-side, such as deposit history or KYC records. It only removes locally stored tracking and preference files. After deletion, the website will treat the next visit as a new session.
Managing Cookies by Browser
Each major browser provides its own tools for managing cookie storage and access. The steps below describe where to find these controls. SpinKing does not control browser behaviour and cannot guarantee identical experiences across all devices.
Chrome and Firefox
In Google Chrome, go to Settings, then Privacy and Security, then Cookies and Other Site Data. Users can block third-party cookies, clear all cookies or set exceptions for specific sites.
In Mozilla Firefox, go to Settings, then Privacy and Security. Under the Cookies and Site Data section, users can choose to delete cookies on close, block cookies from specific origins or clear stored data.
Safari and Other Browsers
In Safari on macOS or iOS, go to Preferences or Settings, then Privacy. Users can block all cookies or prevent cross-site tracking. Note that blocking all cookies in Safari may affect login functionality.
For other browsers, including Edge, Opera and Brave, the general path is through the browser’s Settings or Privacy menu. The option is typically labelled Cookies, Site Data or Storage. Users should consult the browser’s own help documentation for precise steps.
Updates to This Policy
SpinKing may revise this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in technology, regulation or internal data handling practices. When material changes are made, users may be notified through the website or via a cookie consent prompt on their next visit.
How Changes Apply
Continued use of the SpinKing website after an updated policy is published constitutes acknowledgment of the revised terms. Users who do not agree with changes may disable non-essential cookies through their browser or contact support to discuss account options.
The date shown at the top of this page reflects the most recent revision. Earlier versions are not archived publicly, but material changes will be noted where possible.
Contact for Cookie Questions
Users with questions about this Cookie Policy or about how their data is handled through cookies may contact the SpinKing support team. The primary contact route is via LiveChat, accessible through the website’s support interface.
How to Reach Support
For cookie-related queries, the following contact options apply:
- 💬 LiveChat: available through the main website interface
- 📧 Support request: submit via the account dashboard contact area
- 🕐 Response time estimate: same business day to 72 hours depending on query complexity
If your question relates to personal data access, correction or deletion rather than cookies specifically, refer to the SpinKing Privacy Policy or raise a formal data request through the support channel. SpinKing operates under Curaçao licence 8048/JAZ, and data handling obligations are governed by the terms of that licensing arrangement.