What cookies are and why we use them
Dingospins serves players in Australia, and like most websites we place small text files called cookies on your device when you visit. A cookie holds a short piece of information that your browser sends back to us on your next request. This lets the site recognise your device and keep pages working as you move around. Without these files, simple things such as staying signed in or remembering a setting would not work reliably.
This Dingospins cookie policy explains which kinds of cookies exist, what each kind is for and how you can control them. We keep the language plain so that you can make a clear choice. Our Dingospins home page is where you can return at any time once you have adjusted your settings.
Cookies do not run programs and cannot read other files on your device. They are tied to the browser you use, so a different browser or device starts fresh. If you clear them, we simply treat your next visit as a new one.
The types of cookies you may meet
Cookies are usually grouped by purpose. Understanding the groups helps you decide which ones you are happy to accept. Below is a short guide to the categories you will see on most gambling and entertainment sites, including ours.
- Essential cookies keep the site secure and let core features such as page navigation and sign-in work properly.
- Preference cookies remember choices such as your language, display settings or whether you have dismissed a notice.
- Analytics cookies tell us in aggregate how visitors use pages, so we can find problems and improve the layout.
- Marketing cookies help measure whether an offer reached you and limit how often you see the same message.
Essential cookies are needed for the site to function, so they cannot be switched off from within our own settings. The other groups are optional, and you decide whether they run on your device.
Your choices and controls
You are in charge of the cookies stored on your device. Most browsers let you view, block or delete cookies through their settings menu. You can also set your browser to warn you before a cookie is saved, or to refuse all of them. Be aware that blocking essential cookies may stop parts of the site from working as expected.
| Category | Purpose | Can you refuse it? |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | Security and core site function | No |
| Preferences | Remembering your settings | Yes |
| Analytics | Understanding page usage | Yes |
| Marketing | Measuring offer reach | Yes |
Managing cookies in your browser
Every major browser keeps its cookie controls in a slightly different place, but the idea is the same. Open the privacy or security area of your settings, look for the cookie section and choose how strictly you want it applied. You can usually remove stored cookies for a single site or wipe everything in one step.
If you use more than one browser or device, repeat your choices on each, because settings do not carry across. Private or incognito windows normally discard cookies when you close them, which is a handy option if you prefer not to leave a trace on a shared computer.
You may also use the contact options in our live chat if you have a question about how a particular cookie behaves on our site. We will explain what we can in plain words.
How long cookies stay and how this policy changes
Some cookies last only until you close your browser, and these are known as session cookies. Others remain for a set period so that your preferences are remembered the next time you return. You can remove either kind whenever you wish through your browser.
We may update this policy when our use of cookies changes or when the rules that apply to us change. When we do, the revised text replaces this page, so it is worth checking back from time to time. For related topics, our privacy policy and terms pages describe how we handle personal information and the rules of using the site.
Gambling is for adults only, and players in Australia must be 18+. If gambling stops being fun, please visit our responsible gambling page for tools and support.
Cookie questions
Do I have to accept every cookie?
No. Only essential cookies are required for the site to work. You can decline optional categories through your browser settings.
How do I delete cookies already stored?
Open your browser settings, find the privacy or cookie section and clear stored site data. You can remove cookies for one site or for all sites.
Will blocking cookies break the site?
Blocking optional cookies should not affect play. Blocking essential ones may stop sign-in and navigation from working properly.
Do cookies reveal my identity?
A cookie holds a small piece of data tied to your browser. By itself it does not name you, and you can remove it at any time.
