Cookies Policy

What cookies are

Nobody opens a cookie page for fun, so royalcoins2casino.com gets straight to the point: what they are, how we use them here, and what you can do about them. Carrying on browsing means accepting the cookies described on this page.

They are small text files dropped onto your device the moment you land on a site. Some hold onto what you chose last time, others let us see how visitors move from one page to the next. Nothing personal sits inside them, no name, no email, no payment details, and you can clear them whenever you like from your device settings.

The cookies we use

Some cookies are essential, and the site will not stand without them. They carry navigation between pages, access to secure areas and session management, so they are set automatically when you arrive and cannot be switched off. Without them, the page you are reading would not behave as intended.

Alongside the essential ones, three further kinds are in use:

• Analytics cookies record visited pages, time spent and clicked links in anonymised form, processed through analytics tools with retention of up to 26 months
• Functional cookies keep the choices you make on the site, such as region, last up to 12 months and activate only when you use a feature that needs them
• Third-party cookies come from external services embedded in the pages, including analytics providers and embedded content

Switch off functional cookies and some elements may not behave as expected, though the main content stays reachable. Over third-party cookies we have no control, so read their own policies before clicking any external link.

A note on what we do not track

Because this site is an information resource about a game, the trackers here are limited to running and improving the pages. We are not steering you toward an operator, and the cookies reflect that. Some sites in this space load trackers that follow you onward, and we keep clear of that.

What it means for you is fewer moving parts and less of your activity passed along. The analytics we do run exist to tell us which pages help and which need rewriting, never to build a profile of you. A statistic showing a page losing readers halfway is all we are after.

Managing your cookies

Control stays with you, and it runs through your browser settings. Almost every browser lets you block the whole set, accept only first-party cookies, or ask to be warned before anything is stored. Where the right option sits differs from one browser to the next.

Here is where the setting sits in the common browsers:

• In Chrome open Settings, then Privacy and security, then Cookies
• In Safari open Settings and then the Privacy tab
• In Firefox open Settings, then Privacy and security, where permissions can be set for individual sites

Clearing your cookies removes all stored data and may mean setting your preferences again on your next visit. Mobile browsers give similar options through their own settings menus.

How cookies sit alongside your data

Essential cookies keep the site usable and hold your choice about the rest. Analytics cookies tell us how pages perform, and turning them off costs you nothing in the reading. Either way you manage them from your browser, blocking them outright or clearing them once they have been placed.

Because so little is kept to begin with, the impact of any cookie on your privacy stays small. Data is not sold here, and it never goes to advertisers. What is held runs the site, and that is the whole of it.

Updates to this policy

This page changes when our practice or the applicable rules change. The date of the last revision sits at the top, so you can see at a glance how recent it is. A look every six months is plenty to stay informed.