Cookie Settings and Browser Control at Dice Palace
Cookies are small files a browser keeps while a person moves between pages. We explain their role in plain language so that our players can decide how a browser should keep preferences, session details and stored site data.
Updates and the current wording
We update the wording of our cookie policy when browser practices or our services change. The date at the end identifies the current version. Our information area keeps the policy alongside the other player information we provide, including our Contact and Responsible Gaming sections.
An updated policy gives a player a practical moment to revisit browser settings. Different devices can hold separate preferences.
Third-party technology in a browser
Some parts of an online service use third-party technology. A browser may store data connected with measurement, saved preferences or a service feature. The browser’s privacy controls let each player review the data held there and select the settings that suit that session.
Browser settings remain a personal choice while a player moves among account routes, the cashier and the game lobby. Adjusting a setting can change what the browser remembers.
Consent and later choices
Choosing settings
Browser privacy controls allow a player to choose how cookies are handled before returning to an account session. We encourage a quick review of those controls when a device is new, shared or used with a different browser profile.
Revisiting a decision
A player may change browser preferences later through the same privacy controls. Clearing stored data can remove remembered selections, which means a browser may ask for a preference again during a later visit.
Keeping choices clear
Our policy gives context for cookie categories; the browser is where the settings are applied. A player who changes a browser or device can use the policy again as a simple reference before choosing a new configuration.
Managing cookies in a browser
- Open the privacy, security or site-data section of the browser settings.
- Review stored cookies and select the available controls for retaining, blocking or clearing them.
- Save the preferred setting, then return to an account, cashier or game-lobby session with that browser configuration in place.
The sequence remains the same: find site data, review stored entries and confirm the selected preference. Clearing cookies may require account details again later.
How our cookie categories fit a visit
Session continuity
Essential cookies relate to ordinary session continuity. When a browser moves from registration or account details toward the cashier and then the game lobby, these cookies help the browser retain the active session context.
Remembered preferences
Preference cookies relate to selections a player has made in the browser. A stored preference can make a later visit feel more familiar; removing site data may reset that remembered choice.
Understanding general use
Analytics cookies help us understand broad patterns of service use. We use that perspective when keeping our information areas clear.
Cookie types in plain language
Essential cookies
Essential cookies support the basic handling of a session. They are connected with the browser’s movement among account areas, information pages and the parts of our service that a player opens during a visit.
Preference cookies
Preference cookies retain selected browser settings. They can remember a chosen option for a later visit, while a browser’s privacy controls give the player a direct route for changing or clearing that choice.
Analytics and third-party cookies
Analytics and third-party cookies relate to measurement or supporting technology. Reviewing browser controls regularly gives a player a clear view of which site data remains stored and how the browser treats it.
Our cookie policy works best alongside an active browser routine: review settings after changing a device, clear stored data when that fits the player’s preference, and check the dated policy wording when returning to a service after an update.
Last updated: 3 November 2026