Cookies Policy
Cookies Policy for Play Regal Casino
This Cookies Policy explains how Play Regal Casino and its platform use cookies and similar browser technologies to support site functionality, remember preferences, measure performance and improve your experience. The aim is to be clear about what these tools do, how they affect your browsing and how you can manage them.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files stored in your browser or on your device when you visit a website. They hold data such as session identifiers, preference settings or anonymised usage information. Similar technologies include local storage and session storage, which serve related purposes for temporary or persistent data.
Why cookies are used
Cookies help the site work smoothly and adapt to your needs. Common uses include:
- Keeping you logged in during a session so you do not need to re-enter credentials repeatedly;
- Remembering language or display preferences so pages load in your chosen format;
- Collecting aggregated performance data to identify slow pages and fix errors;
- Powering core features such as shopping baskets, game state or personalised content;
- Managing consent choices and marketing preferences so your settings persist across visits.
Essential cookies
Essential cookies are required for core site functions and cannot be turned off without affecting the service. These include session management cookies used for login persistence, security-related cookies that help detect suspicious activity and cookies required to complete transactions or maintain active sessions.
Session cookies
Session cookies exist only while your browser is open and are deleted when you close it. They are commonly used to keep track of a single visit, for example to maintain a secure session after sign-in or to store temporary choices made during that visit.
Persistent cookies
Persistent cookies remain on your device after the browser is closed. They are used to remember preferences and settings between visits, such as language selection or display options. Persistence helps the site load faster and keeps your chosen settings intact on return visits.
Functional cookies
Functional cookies enable features that improve convenience and usability. Examples include remembering your preferred layout, enabling autoplay controls, or storing a partially completed form. When disabled, these features may not work as expected.
Analytics and performance cookies
Analytics cookies collect aggregated information about how visitors use the site, such as pages visited, time spent and error reports. This data is used to measure performance, diagnose problems and guide optimisation work. The analytics data we use is anonymised or aggregated so it does not identify individual users.
Preference and language settings
Preference cookies store choices you make on the site, including language and display settings. These cookies ensure the platform presents content in your preferred format without requiring repeated configuration on each visit.
Login and session continuity
Cookies supporting login persistence keep you signed in during a session and, where allowed, between sessions. These cookies store a session identifier and related technical data to ensure uninterrupted access while you navigate the site. If you sign out or clear cookies, you will typically be required to sign in again.
Device recognition
Device recognition cookies help identify returning devices and can be used to detect unfamiliar devices or protect accounts. This improves security checks and can speed up trusted-device workflows, while still requiring verification for high-risk actions.
Security-related cookies
Security cookies support measures such as cross-site request protection, fraud detection flags and rate-limiting signals. These cookies do not store personal content but help the platform detect and mitigate abusive or malicious activity.
Browser storage technologies
In addition to cookies, modern browsers provide storage options such as localStorage and sessionStorage. These store small amounts of data on the device and are used for fast, client-side state management. Unlike cookies, these storage items are generally accessible only by the site that created them and do not travel with network requests.
Third-party integrations
Some functionality on the site is provided by third parties and may set their own cookies. Examples include embedded media, analytics services and payment or identity verification partners. Third-party cookies are governed by the providers that set them; their presence enables richer features but may involve separate privacy terms.
Marketing and communication preferences
Marketing cookies support personalised communications and advertising. They may track whether you interacted with a promotion or opted out of certain messages. You can adjust these preferences in the consent manager or via the settings described below.
Cookie consent management
On first visit you will be offered a cookie preference tool to accept or decline non-essential cookies. You can update or withdraw your consent at any time through the site’s cookie settings. Essential cookies required for basic operation cannot be disabled via the consent tool.
Browser cookie controls
Your browser provides controls to view, block or delete cookies. These controls let you limit cross-site tracking, block third-party cookies or clear all stored cookies. Changing browser settings may affect how the site behaves, and some features may stop working properly if cookies are restricted.
Clearing or disabling cookies
To remove cookies, use your browser’s privacy or history controls to clear cookies and site data. Disabling cookies is also possible but may prevent login persistence, saved preferences and some interactive features. If you clear cookies, any stored choices will be reset and you may need to reconfigure the site.
Site functionality impact when cookies are disabled
When non-essential cookies are blocked, the site will still load but certain features may be limited. Examples include:
- Loss of automatic sign-in and shorter session persistence;
- Preferences not being saved across visits;
- Reduced accuracy in personalised content and recommendations;
- Analytics data gaps that slow troubleshooting and optimisation.
Technical diagnostics and performance optimisation
Cookies and storage are used to collect technical diagnostics such as page load times, error rates and resource usage. This helps the engineering team prioritise fixes that reduce delays and improve stability. Diagnostic data is typically aggregated and does not include personal content.
Aggregated analytics information
Analytics focus on aggregated trends rather than individual user behaviour. These summaries help identify popular pages, frequent navigation paths and overall performance improvements without exposing personal details.
User experience improvements
Persistent settings and performance cookies work together to deliver a smoother experience: faster page loads, remembered preferences and fewer repeated prompts. These small conveniences are the main reason many site visitors allow non-essential cookies.
How to manage your cookie settings with Play Regal Casino
Use the site cookie settings to adjust non-essential cookies at any time. Alternatively, change your browser controls to block, allow or clear cookies. If you clear cookies, you may need to reapply preferences and sign in again.
Questions and further information
If you have questions about how cookies are used on this site or need help managing settings, please consult the site’s privacy page or the cookie settings panel available on-site. The cookie settings panel lists the categories of cookies in use and allows you to enable or disable non-essential categories.
This Cookies Policy is intended to be practical and clear. We recommend reviewing the cookie settings periodically to ensure they match your preferences.