Lunaloots Cookie Policy

This Lunaloots cookie policy explains, in plain language, what cookies are, why a gaming site like ours uses them, and how you can manage the ones stored on your device when you visit us from Australia. We keep this page separate from our other policies so you can find exactly what you need about cookies without wading through unrelated terms.

Cookies are small text files that a website places on your browser or device. They are a standard part of how modern websites function, remembering choices you have made, keeping you signed in between pages, and helping a site understand which parts of it get used. None of this is unique to us — it is simply how browsers and servers have worked together for decades, and almost every site you visit today relies on the same mechanism in one form or another.

What cookies generally do on a gambling site

Across the online casino category, cookies are typically grouped into a few broad categories. Strictly necessary cookies let a site remember your session as you move from page to page, so that a cart, a login, or a form does not reset itself unexpectedly. Preference cookies remember settings such as language or display choices, so a returning visitor does not have to reselect them every time.

Analytics cookies, which many sites in this category use, help an operator understand which pages are visited, how long people stay, and where visitors tend to drop off. This information is usually aggregated and anonymised rather than tied to one identifiable person, though the exact approach varies from site to site. Marketing or advertising cookies are a further category, used by some operators to measure the effectiveness of a promotional message across different channels.

Because every operator configures its own cookie banner and consent tool differently, the safest approach for any visitor is to read the specific choices presented on the banner itself when it appears, rather than assume a particular set of toggles will be identical from one gambling site to the next.

Why this matters when you play with us

When you browse our site from Australia, your browser may hold onto small pieces of information between visits, the same way it does on any other website. We think it is fairer to explain this plainly rather than bury it in dense legal text, which is why this page stands on its own rather than being folded into a longer terms document.

If you are weighing up how to fund an account or move winnings, that detail lives on our own payment methods page rather than here, since this page's job is cookies specifically. Likewise, if you are deciding whether to play from a phone or tablet, our mobile casino page covers how that side of the site works, and our bonus types page explains how different kinds of offers are typically structured across the category.

Cookies, consent and your control

Consent for non-essential cookies is usually something a website asks for the first time you visit, through a banner or similar prompt. Declining optional categories should not stop the core site from working, though it may limit some conveniences such as remembered settings. Strictly necessary cookies are generally exempt from this choice because without them a page cannot function as intended.

It is worth checking back on a site's cookie settings occasionally, since the tools and categories a website offers can change as the underlying technology changes. A browser itself also gives you a layer of control independent of any one website, letting you clear stored data, block trackers, or browse in a private mode that does not retain cookies once the session ends.