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Razed Casino Cookie Policy

How this site uses cookies, and the choices you have as a visitor from Australia.

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What this Razed Casino cookie policy covers

This Razed Casino cookie policy explains, in plain language, what a cookie is and why a website like ours places small files on your device when you visit. It applies to every page reached from our home page, including the sections where we describe our games and the general shape of our bonus types. We keep this notice separate from our privacy policy and our terms, because cookies deserve their own plain explanation rather than a buried paragraph.

Cookies are ordinary text files that a browser stores when you open a site. They do not run programs and they cannot reach into other files on your device. Most exist to remember a setting, keep you signed in during a single visit, or help a site understand which pages are used and which are not. We rely on the same basic categories that any modern website uses, and we explain each of them below rather than assuming you already know the jargon.

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The categories of cookies we use

Broadly, cookies on a site like ours fall into a few recognised groups. Strictly necessary cookies let core functions work, such as navigating between pages or remembering that you accepted this notice. Preference cookies remember small choices, like a display setting, so you don't have to repeat them on every page. Analytics cookies help us understand, in aggregate, how pages are used so we can keep the site functioning correctly.

We do not use this notice to describe any specific advertising network, payment processor or third-party supplier, because that level of detail belongs to the official site rather than to a general policy page. If you want to know exactly which providers or services are active at any given time, the official site is the accurate place to check, since policies and vendors can change.

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Managing your cookie preferences

Every modern browser gives you some control over cookies, usually through its settings or privacy menu. You can typically choose to block all cookies, clear existing ones, or be notified before a new one is stored. Doing this may affect how smoothly some pages behave, since a few functions depend on a cookie being present to remember your last action.

We keep this policy short deliberately: a cookie notice works best when it is easy to read in full, not when it is padded with detail that belongs elsewhere. If you are looking for information about how an account works or how our login page behaves, that sits outside the scope of a cookie notice and is better checked directly on the official site. The same applies to anything about our mobile casino pages, which describe general access rather than cookie handling.

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Why we keep this notice separate

Splitting cookie information away from broader privacy terms makes both documents easier to scan. A visitor who only wants to know about tracking files can read this page in a minute, without wading through data-retention clauses meant for a different question. We think that clarity matters more than length, especially on a legal page where the reader usually wants a quick, accurate answer rather than a long essay.

Questions about how we handle data?

Our privacy policy and terms cover the wider picture, and the official site is the place to confirm any detail that matters to your visit.

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Cookie policy questions

Do I have to accept cookies to use this site?

Some cookies are strictly necessary for basic navigation, so blocking all cookies through your browser may limit how certain pages behave. You can still adjust most preference and analytics cookies without losing core access.

Can I clear cookies after visiting?

Yes, your browser's settings let you delete stored cookies at any time, and doing so simply means the site treats your next visit as a fresh one.

Where can I read more about data handling generally?

Our privacy policy covers the broader picture of how information is handled, while this page focuses specifically on cookies.