Cookies and Tracking
This page covers everyone who visits British Columbia Casino. It reaches every corner of our site, on computer, tablet or phone, signed in or just browsing.
1. What cookies are
Tiny files. Big job.
Picture a cookie as a small file a site asks your browser to store. Next time you drop by, the site reads it back to remember details, like your logged-in status. Some die as soon as the browser closes; others stick around for a fixed stretch. This page counts lookalike tools, such as pixels and local storage, as cookies as well.
2. Analytics cookies
Counting the crowd, not following you.
Analytics cookies reveal the most visited pages, game loading speeds and where errors show up. We look at the numbers only in combined form, to squash bugs and sharpen performance. They stay off until you agree. Say no and every part of the site keeps working.
3. Marketing cookies
Measuring which signs bring players through the door.
Marketing cookies record the ad or affiliate link that sent you our way, and stop the same ad looping on repeat. No consent, no marketing cookies. We also aim to keep promo tracking away from anyone on a self-exclusion or an account pause.
4. Functional cookies
Remembering how you like your table set.
Functional cookies store your language, display choices and game sound settings, and can keep your username in place on the sign-in screen. The site still runs if you disable them, although you will need to choose your preferences again every time you visit.
5. Managing or switching them off
Your switchboard. Your call.
- New in town? A banner lights up on arrival, letting you accept or reject each non-essential cookie category.
- Changed your mind? Hit the cookie settings link in any page footer and update your choice.
- Your browser settings let you block cookies or delete the ones already stored.
Strictly necessary cookies keep login and play running, so blocking them in your browser shuts both off. Turn off analytics, marketing or functional cookies and your games, balance and payouts stay exactly the same.
6. Strictly necessary cookies
The ones that keep the lights on.
The site needs these cookies to operate, so they are always active. They:
- keep you logged in while you browse between pages
- protect your session and help detect fraud
- store your location check result for the duration of your play
- spread traffic so pages load during busy nights
- remember the cookie choices you made
They are not used to track you for advertising purposes.
7. Third-party cookies
Some cookies come from our partners.
Some cookies are set by companies we partner with: analytics providers, payment processors on deposit screens, identity verification services, game studios and live dealer streams. Each partner runs its own cookies under its own privacy notice. Every partner we pick must meet our security standards, and we limit them to the job we hired them for. Partner analytics and marketing cookies follow whatever you choose in our cookie settings.
8. Changes
Fresh date, fresh notice.
If we add, remove or change any cookies, we update this page and show a new date. Where a change requires your permission, the banner will reappear so you can decide. Send questions about cookies to [email protected]. To learn how we treat personal data in general, see How We Handle Your Data.