Cookies Policy
Cookies Policy for Crusado Casino
This Cookies Policy explains how Crusado Casino uses cookies and similar browser technologies to support site functionality, remember preferences, measure performance and improve your experience while using our services. It is written in plain language to help you understand what is stored on your device, why it is used and how you can manage it.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files stored in your browser or on your device when you visit a website. They hold small pieces of information that help a site remember actions or settings over time - for example keeping you logged in during a visit, saving language choices or recording which pages you viewed.
Why cookies are used
We use cookies to make the site work reliably, to keep your session active, to remember preferences and to collect aggregated data on site performance. Cookies help reduce repeated steps, speed up page loading and give us insight into how features are used so we can prioritise improvements.
Types of cookies we use
Below is an overview of common cookie types you will encounter on the site and how they support browser behaviour and functionality.
Essential cookies
Essential cookies are strictly necessary for the site to function. They enable core features such as session management, secure areas and form submission. Without these cookies you may not be able to use certain parts of the site or complete actions such as deposits, withdrawals or account verification.
Session cookies
Session cookies last only for the duration of your browsing session. They are removed when you close your browser. We use session cookies to keep you logged in while you navigate the site, to maintain shopping or bet baskets and to preserve step-by-step actions during a visit.
Persistent cookies
Persistent cookies remain on your device after the browser closes. They are used to remember choices such as a language preference or to keep you logged in between visits when you choose that option. Persistence terms vary - some cookies expire after a short period, others remain for months. Exact durations depend on the specific cookie's purpose.
Functional cookies
Functional cookies remember choices you make on the site and enable enhanced features. Examples include remembering your selected language, storing display preferences or keeping track of items in a favourites list. These cookies improve convenience and personalise the interface.
Analytics and performance cookies
Analytics cookies collect aggregated information about how visitors use the site - pages visited, time spent, errors encountered and similar performance metrics. This data does not personally identify you and is used to monitor stability, identify bottlenecks and prioritise technical fixes or UX refinements.
Preference and language settings
Preference cookies store user interface choices such as language, currency display and layout options. Saving these settings reduces the need to reselect them on each visit and helps deliver a consistent browsing experience across sessions and devices.
Login and session continuity
Cookies that support login continuity enable the site to remember that you are authenticated for the duration of a session or across visits when you select "remember me". These cookies are tied to secure session tokens and are scoped to the device and browser where you enabled the setting.
Device recognition
Device recognition cookies help identify the type of device and browser you use so we can optimise content and performance. Recognising device characteristics allows adaptive layouts, faster asset delivery and a smoother mobile experience.
Security-related cookies
Security cookies help protect your session and the site. They are used for fraud prevention, detecting unusual activity, and keeping authentication tokens valid. These cookies do not store sensitive data such as full passwords, and they assist in ensuring secure access and transaction processing.
Browser storage technologies
In addition to cookies, the site may use other browser storage options such as local storage and session storage to hold non-sensitive data, cache assets and speed up certain interactions. These technologies are subject to the same browser controls as cookies and can be cleared from your browser settings.
Third-party integrations
Some features on the site rely on third-party services - for example analytics platforms, payment gateways, social widgets and embedded content. These services may set their own cookies when you interact with them. We do not control third-party cookie policies, so we recommend reviewing their privacy and cookie statements when you use integrated services.
Marketing and communication preferences
Marketing cookies help manage advertising and communication preferences. They may record whether you have seen an ad or opted out of certain communications. These cookies are used to avoid showing repeated, irrelevant messages and to measure the effectiveness of campaigns in aggregate.
Cookie consent management
On first visit you will be offered a cookie settings control that allows you to accept or decline non-essential cookies. Essential cookies remain active to preserve core site functionality. You can change your consent choices at any time through the cookie settings link in the site footer or within your account privacy settings.
Browser cookie controls
Your browser gives you control over cookies - you can block or allow cookies, delete stored cookies and configure exceptions for specific sites. Browser controls vary, but are typically found under privacy or history settings. Adjusting these controls affects how the site behaves on your device.
Clearing or disabling cookies
If you clear or disable cookies, some site features may not work as expected. Clearing cookies removes stored preferences and may sign you out of accounts. Disabling non-essential cookies will prevent analytics and certain personalised features from running, but core navigation and secure transactions should still be available where essential cookies are permitted.
Impact on site functionality when cookies are disabled
Disabling essential cookies will limit the site’s ability to maintain sessions and process interactive actions. Disabling only non-essential cookies will mainly affect personalisation, analytics and marketing functions. If you experience reduced functionality after changing cookie settings, you can restore defaults using the cookie settings link or by re-enabling cookies in your browser.
Technical diagnostics and performance optimisation
We use short-lived diagnostic cookies to troubleshoot technical issues and measure resource load times. These cookies assist engineers and operations teams in resolving errors and in making targeted performance improvements without storing personal identifiers.
Aggregated analytics information
Analytics data is aggregated and anonymised to provide trends and usage summaries. Aggregated analytics help us understand which pages and features are popular, where users drop off and which improvements will have the greatest impact. Aggregation prevents identification of individual users.
User experience improvements
Cookies enable iterative improvements to navigation, content placement and feature rollout. By analysing anonymised usage patterns we prioritise updates that reduce friction, speed up common tasks and simplify verification or payment flows.
How long cookies are stored
Cookie lifetimes vary by purpose - session cookies expire when you close your browser, persistent cookies can last from days to months depending on functionality, and diagnostic cookies are short-lived. You can view and delete cookies through your browser at any time.
Managing your cookie preferences
To manage cookies:
- Use the cookie settings link on the site to adjust consent for non-essential cookies.
- Change preferences in your account privacy section when signed in.
- Use your browser’s privacy settings to block, allow or clear cookies.
Questions or requests
If you have questions about this Cookies Policy or need assistance changing your cookie preferences, email [email protected]. We aim to respond promptly and to help you manage settings that suit your preferences.
Policy updates
We may update this Cookies Policy from time to time to reflect changes in technology or service features. When material changes occur we will notify you through the site or by other direct means where appropriate. The date of the latest revision is shown on the site.