22Bitspin Cookie Policy
A plain-language explanation of the small files that keep our site working, and the choices you have over them.
What This 22Bitspin Cookie Policy Covers
This 22Bitspin cookie policy explains, in everyday language, what cookies are, why our site places them on your device, and how you can manage or remove them. We know legal pages are rarely exciting reading, so we have kept this one as short and direct as the subject allows while still covering the points an Australian visitor is likely to ask about.
Cookies are small text files that a website stores on your browser when you visit. They do not, on their own, identify you by name, and they cannot reach into your device to read files or install anything. What they do is let a site remember small pieces of information between page loads or between visits, which is mostly a convenience feature rather than anything sinister.
We use cookies across every page of our site, including this one, so that the layout renders correctly, the navigation remembers where you have been, and basic site statistics can be gathered. We do not use this policy page to describe our payment methods, our game catalogue or any promotional terms; those subjects belong on their own pages, and we point you to them further down where it is genuinely relevant.
Categories Of Cookies We Rely On
Not every cookie does the same job, so it helps to group them by purpose rather than treat them as one single thing. Below is a general breakdown of the categories that a modern website, including ours, typically relies on to function properly and to understand how a page is being used.
| Category | Typical Purpose |
|---|---|
| Essential | Keeps core site functions working, such as page navigation and remembering your session. |
| Preference | Remembers small choices you make, so you do not have to reset them on every visit. |
| Analytics | Helps us understand which pages are visited and how the site performs overall. |
| Third-party | Set by outside services embedded on a page, such as a video player or a support widget. |
Why We Ask You To Accept Cookies
When you land on our site, a short banner asks for your consent before non-essential cookies are set. This is a standard practice across Australian websites and reflects general good conduct around user privacy rather than any special claim we make about ourselves.
We would rather ask plainly than assume, and we would rather explain the categories above than hide behind a single generic checkbox. If you decline optional cookies, the core pages of our site should still load and remain readable, though some conveniences may behave more simply than they would otherwise.
How This Interacts With Other Pages On Our Site
Some pages naturally raise cookie-adjacent questions of their own. If you are curious about how transactions are handled once you leave our informational pages, that detail sits with our payment methods page rather than here. Similarly, if you are wondering how our site behaves on a phone or tablet, that is covered on our mobile casino page, since cookies and mobile browsers can interact slightly differently than on a desktop browser.
We keep this separation deliberate. A cookie policy that tries to also explain deposits, live tables or bonus terms stops being a cookie policy and starts being a confusing catch-all. We would rather send you to the right page than pad this one with topics it was never meant to hold.
Managing Cookies In Your Own Browser
Every modern browser gives you a way to view, block or delete cookies, usually somewhere inside its privacy or security settings. The exact menu wording differs between browsers and devices, but the general idea is consistent: you can see what has been stored, remove it, and choose whether to allow new cookies from a given site going forward.
Blocking all cookies everywhere is possible, but it tends to make browsing clumsy across the wider internet, not just on our site. A more practical approach for most visitors is to accept essential cookies, decline the categories you are not comfortable with, and clear your browser's stored data periodically if you prefer a cleaner slate.
A Quick Way To Think About Your Choices
If you are unsure where to start, treat cookie management the same way you would treat any other privacy setting: check what is currently stored, remove anything you do not recognise, and revisit the setting occasionally rather than only once. This habit works whether you are visiting our site, checking the live casino at 22Bitspin pages, or browsing anywhere else online.
- 1Open Your Browser Settings
Look for a privacy, security or site-settings menu, which is where cookie controls usually live.
- 2Review What Is Stored
Most browsers let you see a list of sites that have set cookies on your device.
- 3Choose What To Keep
Remove cookies you do not want, or block future ones from a particular site.
- 4Revisit Occasionally
Settings and stored data change over time, so a periodic check keeps things tidy.
Related Policies Worth Reading
This cookie policy sits alongside our other legal pages rather than replacing them. Our privacy policy explains how personal information is generally handled, our terms set out the broader rules for using the site, and our responsible gambling page covers safer-play resources for anyone who wants them. None of those pages depend on this one, but reading them together gives a fuller picture of how our site is run.
If your interest in cookies was actually about something more specific, such as how our bonus types pages track promotional eligibility, we would still direct you back to the official site's current terms for anything transactional. This page is deliberately limited to explaining cookies themselves, in plain Australian English, without drifting into commercial claims it is not built to support.
Does 22Bitspin use cookies on every page of the site?
Yes, cookies support core functions such as navigation and basic performance measurement across the site, including this policy page itself.
Can I use the site if I decline optional cookies?
Core pages should remain readable, though some conveniences that rely on preference or analytics cookies may work more simply.
Where do I go to manage cookies already stored on my device?
Your browser's privacy or security settings hold the controls for viewing, blocking or deleting stored cookies, regardless of which site set them.
Does this cookie policy explain deposits or bonus terms?
No, those subjects live on their own pages; this policy is limited to explaining what cookies are and how we use them.