Cookies Policy

Cookies Policy for ShelbyWin Casino

This Cookies Policy explains how ShelbyWin Casino uses cookies and similar browser technologies to support site functions, remember your settings, analyse performance and improve the user experience. It covers what cookies are, why they are used, the types we use, how to manage them and what happens if cookies are disabled.

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files stored by your browser on your device while you visit a website. They hold short pieces of information such as a session identifier, a language preference or a flag that tracks whether you have accepted a banner. Similar browser technologies include session storage, localStorage and other client-side storage used to hold temporary or persistent values.

Why cookies are used

Cookies and related storage make the site work reliably and fast. Common uses include keeping you logged in during a session, remembering language or display preferences, maintaining the contents of a basket, measuring how pages perform and detecting technical errors. They also help ShelbyWin Casino tune the interface, personalise basic features and detect suspicious activity to protect accounts.

Essential cookies

Essential cookies are required for core site functions. These include cookies that enable secure login, session handling, navigation and checkout flows. Without essential cookies, key features will not function and you may be unable to use parts of the site.

Session cookies

Session cookies exist only while your browser is open. They are used to maintain a single visit state - for example to keep you logged in as you move between pages. These cookies expire automatically when you close your browser.

Persistent cookies

Persistent cookies remain on your device for a set period after you close your browser. They are used for features such as remembering language preferences, storing a "remember me" login token or preserving a choice you made in a previous visit. Persistent cookie lifetimes can range from a few days to many months depending on their purpose.

Functional cookies

Functional cookies store user preferences and choices so the site behaves in a more convenient way for you. Examples are language settings, UI layout preferences and saved filters. They do not typically identify you personally but they make returning visits smoother.

Analytics and performance cookies

We use analytics cookies to collect aggregated information about site usage - for instance the number of visits, most viewed pages and load times. This data helps us spot technical problems, measure new features and improve speed. Analytics cookies collect statistical data and do not, on their own, identify a specific person.

Preference and language settings

Cookies save your language and regional choices so the site opens with those settings on return visits. This avoids having to select the same option repeatedly and keeps content consistent across pages.

Login and session continuity

To keep you logged in during a session we use session cookies that tie your browser to your active session. A separate persistent cookie may be used if you select a "remember me" option. The persistent cookie allows session continuity across visits until it expires or you log out.

Device recognition

Cookies and other identifiers help recognise a device when you return. This recognition assists fraud detection, reduces repeated verification steps and allows us to restore preferences. Device recognition is used for operational purposes only and is not a way to profile personal behaviour beyond what is necessary for site function and security.

Security-related cookies

Security cookies support protective measures such as session integrity, detection of unusual patterns and prevention of automated abuse. They can include session integrity flags and tokens used by security controls. These cookies are important to keep accounts and transactions secure.

Browser storage technologies

In addition to cookies, the site may use browser storage technologies like localStorage and sessionStorage for non-critical items such as temporary UI state and short-term caching. These technologies are controlled by your browser and can be cleared independently of cookies.

Third-party integrations

Some parts of the site rely on third-party services that may set their own cookies. Examples include analytics providers, content delivery networks and media players. We do not control those cookies. Please review third-party privacy policies for details about their cookie use and opt-out options.

Marketing and communication preferences

Where applicable, marketing cookies support the delivery of relevant offers and communications. These cookies track whether a message was shown or whether a campaign led to a visit. You can manage or opt out of marketing cookies through the cookie settings panel or by adjusting your browser preferences.

Cookie consent management

On first visit you will see a cookie banner that explains key cookie categories and allows you to accept or customise preferences. You can change your choices later using the cookie settings link found in the site footer. If you withdraw consent for non-essential cookies we will stop using those cookies for your browser going forward, though this will not affect essential cookies required for basic functionality.

Browser cookie controls

Your browser offers controls to view, block or delete cookies. Most modern browsers allow per-site settings and private browsing modes that do not store cookies persistently. Use your browser settings to manage cookie behaviour for ShelbyWin Casino and other sites.

Clearing or disabling cookies

Clearing cookies removes stored settings and may sign you out of the site. Disabling non-essential cookies will limit personalised features and may affect analytics that help improve the site. Essential functionality typically requires cookies to remain enabled.

Site functionality impact when cookies are disabled

If cookies are blocked entirely, you may experience some or all of the following - inability to log in, broken navigation, loss of saved preferences, missing results in personalised sections and slower page loads. We recommend leaving essential cookies enabled to maintain a usable experience.

Technical diagnostics and performance optimisation

Cookies and storage are used for technical diagnostics such as logging errors and measuring response times. This aggregated information helps engineers prioritise fixes and optimise performance. Diagnostic cookies do not store personal identifiers beyond what is needed to investigate an issue.

Aggregated analytics information

Collected analytics data is aggregated and used to understand overall trends rather than to single out individuals. This information supports product decisions, site layout changes and service improvements that benefit all users.

User experience improvements

By remembering preferences and maintaining sessions, cookies reduce repetitive steps and speed up common tasks. Over time, aggregated cookie data guides improvements to navigation, page structure and feature placement so the site feels more intuitive.

How to contact us about cookies

If you have questions about this Cookies Policy or wish to exercise preference rights, please contact us at [email protected]. We will respond to reasonable requests about cookie settings and functionality.

Updates to this policy

We may update this Cookies Policy to reflect changes in technologies or services. When material changes are made, we will post the revised policy and, where required, obtain fresh consent for non-essential cookies.