Cookies Policy

What cookies are and why we use them

Cookies are small text files or similar storage technologies placed on your computer, phone, tablet or other device when you use a website. They allow the website to recognise your browser or device and remember information about your visit. Some cookies last only while your browser is open and are often called session cookies, while others remain until they expire or you delete them and are often called persistent cookies.

We use cookies to help Buffalo Spins Casino operate securely and consistently. They can support essential account functions, help us understand how visitors use different parts of the website and remember choices you make. For example, a cookie may help keep your signed-in session active while you move between pages, or help us identify that a page has not loaded correctly.

Cookies can also help us understand general patterns, such as which pages are used most often, how long pages take to load and where a visitor may leave the website. We use this information to maintain, protect and improve our website. Where the law requires your consent for a type of cookie, we will ask for your choice through the cookie notice or another suitable control.

Some cookies may be set by us and some may be set by service providers acting on our behalf. The information collected can sometimes be linked with information connected to your account or device, particularly when you sign in. We handle that information in line with our wider privacy practices and use it only for the purposes explained in this policy or in the relevant cookie notice.

The types of cookies we use

The cookies used on our website fall into the categories below. A cookie can serve more than one purpose, and the categories available in the cookie notice may depend on the pages or features you use. Strictly necessary cookies are generally required for the website to function. Other categories can usually be managed through your consent choices.

Strictly necessary cookies

These cookies support the basic operation, security and stability of the website. They may help you sign in securely, maintain your session while you move through account pages or remember information needed to process a request. They can also help detect unusual activity and protect account and payment areas, and without them core functions may not work as intended. Because they are needed for the service you request, they may not be available for opt-out through the cookie notice.

Performance and analytics cookies

These cookies help us understand how the website performs and how visitors use it. Examples include counting visits to a page, identifying pages that take longer to load and recording whether an error has occurred. We use the information in a combined or otherwise suitable form to find technical problems, measure the use of features and decide where the website needs maintenance. These cookies do not need to be enabled for the core service to operate.

Functionality cookies

Functionality cookies remember choices that make your visit more consistent. For example, they may remember a display preference, a language or regional setting, or the point you reached in a process. If you reject these cookies, you can still use many parts of the website, but you may need to set the same preferences again or enter information more than once.

Marketing cookies

Marketing cookies may be used to help make advertising or promotional content more relevant and to measure whether a campaign has been seen or has led to a visit. They can also help limit how often the same content is shown. These cookies are not required for you to use your account. Where consent is required, they will be used only after you have selected the relevant option in the cookie notice.

How to manage cookies

You can manage cookies in two main ways: through your browser settings and through the cookie notice on our website. The controls available can differ between browsers, operating systems and devices. A choice made in one browser or on one device may not apply to another, so you may need to set your preferences again when you change device or clear stored data.

Browser settings

Most browsers allow you to see, delete, block or restrict cookies, and your browser help or settings menu will explain the controls available. You can usually choose to block all cookies, block certain types, delete cookies when the browser closes or allow cookies only from selected websites. If you delete cookies, information such as saved preferences or active sessions may also be removed.

The cookie notice

When the cookie notice is displayed, use its settings or preference controls to allow or reject the categories that are available. You can change your selection later through the cookie settings control on our website. Your choice does not normally remove strictly necessary cookies, because these support security and core website functions. If you cannot find the control you need, contact us and we will explain the available options.

• Choose whether to allow optional categories such as performance and analytics, functionality or marketing.
• Use your browser controls to delete existing cookies or stop new cookies from being stored.
• Check the settings on each browser and device you use to access your account.
• Remember that blocking or deleting cookies may remove preferences and sign you out of areas that require an active session.

What happens if you block cookies

If you block all cookies, or block strictly necessary cookies, the website may not work fully. You may be unable to sign in, move between account pages, keep a session open or complete certain requests. Security controls may also be affected, and we may not be able to remember that you have already completed a required step.

Blocking optional cookies usually has a narrower effect. The website may still be available, but preferences may not be saved, pages may be less personalised and we may have less information about technical problems or general website use. You can change your browser or cookie notice settings at any time. If a feature does not work after you change your choice, try allowing strictly necessary cookies and then sign in again.

Questions about this Cookies Policy

We may update this Cookies Policy when our website, cookie practices or legal requirements change. The latest version will apply as soon as it is published on our website. We encourage you to look at this page when you change your cookie settings or have a question about how cookies are used.

If you need help with your cookie choices or believe that a cookie is not working as expected, contact us at support@buffalospinscasino.co.uk or use our live chat. To help us respond, tell us which device and browser you are using and describe the problem. Do not send your password, full payment details or other sensitive account security information through a support message.