Cookies Policy

This policy explains how cookies and similar browser technologies may support your visit to Castle Bingo. It covers the website and your browser experience. The Castle Bingo app may handle stored information differently from a web browser.

What are cookies?

Cookies are small files a website asks your browser to store. They can help a site remember information during a visit or when you return. Browsers can also use other storage technologies for similar purposes.

How cookies support the site

Cookies may help pages work as expected, keep a browsing session consistent, remember choices and identify technical problems. They may also help us understand how visitors use club information, schedules and other website pages. The cookies available to you can depend on the page you visit and the features you use.

Essential and session cookies

Essential cookies support basic website functions, such as moving between pages and maintaining a session. Session cookies generally expire when you close your browser. If a website feature requires you to sign in, session handling can help keep you signed in as you move between its pages.

Persistent cookies and preferences

Persistent cookies can remain in your browser after a visit. Where used, they may remember a choice so you do not have to make it again. This could include display preferences, language choices or cookie settings where those options are available. A persistent cookie does not necessarily mean a login will remain active.

Device recognition and security

Browser information and cookies may help a site recognise a returning browser or maintain a consistent session. They can also support security checks and help identify unusual technical activity. Browser recognition is not the same as verifying a person’s identity.

Analytics and performance

Analytics cookies, where used, can show how visitors move through the site, which pages are viewed and where errors occur. This information can help with technical diagnostics, page performance and improvements to the browsing experience. Reports may combine activity from many visits rather than focus on one visitor.

Browser storage and third-party features

Some website functions may use browser storage as well as cookies. A third-party feature, if included on a page, may also set or read its own cookies under that provider’s rules. Your browser settings can help you review or restrict this activity.

Marketing and communication choices

Choices about receiving messages by email, phone or SMS are separate from browser cookie settings. Changing your cookie preferences does not, by itself, update your communication preferences.

Managing cookies

You can usually view, delete or block cookies in your browser settings. Many browsers also let you clear stored site data or restrict third-party cookies. If a cookie choice is offered on a Castle Bingo page, you can use that option to manage the categories presented there.

Blocking or clearing cookies may reset saved preferences, end an active session or affect features that rely on browser storage. You can change your browser settings again at any time, though you may need to repeat choices after clearing stored data.