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What Cookies Are and Why RichPrize Casino Uses Them

A cookie is a small text file a website asks your browser to store, and it is read back the next time you visit. The file holds a short identifier rather than your name, and on its own it says nothing about who you are. Local storage and tracking pixels work differently under the bonnet but serve similar purposes, and everything in this policy applies to them too.

Without cookies a casino could not function. The moment you signed in, the next page would forget it; a deposit would not be tied to the session that made it; and the limits you set would vanish on the following click. Keeping you signed in securely from one screen to the next is the first and most basic job they do.

Beyond that they remember preferences, help us see which parts of the lobby get used, and let us shape the offers you see if you have agreed to it. Each of these purposes is treated separately, and only the first group runs without asking.

This policy sits alongside our privacy policy, which explains the wider picture of how member information is handled. Read the two together for the full account.

How Consent Works Across RichPrize Casino Pages

On a first visit a banner appears before any optional cookie is set. Accepting all of them enables every category; choosing settings lets you switch functional, analytics and marketing cookies on or off one at a time; rejecting the optional ones leaves only the strictly necessary group running.

Your choice is recorded in a cookie of its own, which is why the banner does not reappear on every page. It lasts twelve months, after which we ask again, and you may change it sooner through the cookie settings link in the footer.

Refusing optional cookies never limits access to games, bonuses or the cashier. The only difference is that some conveniences reset between visits and the offers you are shown become less relevant to how you actually play.

RichPrize Casino Cookies That Are Strictly Necessary

These are the ones the site cannot run without, so they are set whether or not you accept anything else. The law treats them as essential to a service you have asked for.

They carry the session token that keeps you signed in, protect forms against cross-site request forgery, balance traffic between our servers, and hold the cookie choice itself. Several of them expire the moment the browser closes.

Deleting this group mid-session signs you out and empties anything not yet confirmed at the cashier. Blocking them entirely in the browser prevents sign-in altogether.

Functional Cookies and Saved RichPrize Casino Preferences

Functional cookies remember the small choices that make a return visit quicker. Interface language, the currency shown on the balance, whether the sidebar was expanded or collapsed, which shelf you last browsed and which games you starred as favourites all sit in this group.

They also remember whether you have dismissed a notice, so the same message does not reappear on every page. None of them is needed for the site to work, which is why they are optional.

Turning them off resets those preferences each time you arrive. Nothing is lost permanently; the lobby simply starts from its defaults.

Measuring Traffic With RichPrize Casino Analytics Cookies

Analytics cookies tell us how the site is actually used: which pages get opened, how long a visit lasts, where people leave, which screen sizes we should be designing for and which errors are being hit. The reports we read are aggregated, so they describe groups rather than individuals.

This is how a slow page gets found and how we decide which shelves deserve more prominence. It is also how we spot a payment route that keeps failing on one browser before the complaints arrive.

IP addresses used for analytics are truncated before the figures are stored, and the resulting reports cannot be traced back to an account. Switching this group off removes your visit from those totals entirely.

RichPrize Casino Marketing and Advertising Cookies

Marketing cookies record which of our offers you have already seen, so the same banner is not shown five times in a row. They also measure whether an advertising campaign led to a registration, and they allow partners to be paid correctly for members they referred.

Where you have agreed, these cookies can be read by advertising networks to show our promotions on other sites you visit. Refusing them does not reduce the number of adverts you see anywhere; it simply means the ones you do see are chosen without reference to your activity here.

We do not use this group to make decisions about odds, payouts, bonus eligibility or the terms applied to an account. It affects advertising and nothing else.

The Cookies RichPrize Casino Sets

The table below names the main cookies in use, what each one does and how long it survives. Minor technical cookies set by our hosting and security suppliers are not listed individually but all fall within the strictly necessary group.

NameCategoryPurposeLifespan
rp_sessionStrictly necessaryKeeps you signed in across pagesSession
rp_tokenStrictly necessaryProtects forms and the cashier against forgerySession
rp_consentStrictly necessaryStores your cookie choices12 months
rp_balance_curFunctionalRemembers the currency shown on the balance6 months
rp_langFunctionalRemembers the interface language12 months
rp_railFunctionalRemembers whether the sidebar was collapsed3 months
rp_favsFunctionalHolds the games you starred12 months
rp_stats_idAnalyticsCounts a visit without naming the visitor13 months
rp_stats_sesAnalyticsMeasures the length of a single visit30 minutes
rp_promo_seenMarketingStops the same offer repeating30 days
rp_srcMarketingRecords which campaign brought you here30 days
rp_partnerMarketingCredits a referring partner correctly30 days

Third-Party Cookies That RichPrize Casino Pages Embed

Some cookies are set by companies we work with rather than by us. Live chat uses one to keep a conversation attached to the right agent, game studios set their own inside the frame that runs a title, and payment providers set theirs during a deposit to protect the transaction.

Advertising and analytics partners may also set cookies where you have agreed to those categories. Each of them publishes its own policy, and those documents govern what the company does with what it collects.

We review the suppliers we embed and remove those that collect more than their job requires. Even so, we cannot control a third party's own processing, which is one more reason to read the policy of any service you use regularly.

Managing RichPrize Casino Cookies in a Browser

Browser controls sit outside our site and apply to every website you visit, not only this one. Each of the major browsers keeps the settings in a slightly different place.

Google Chrome

Open the three-dot menu, choose Settings, then Privacy and security, then Third-party cookies and Site settings. From there you can block cookies in general, allow them only for chosen sites, or clear what is already stored. Android follows the same path inside the Chrome app.

Safari on Mac and iOS

On a Mac the controls live under Safari, Settings, Privacy, where you will find options to prevent cross-site tracking and to manage stored data. On an iPhone or iPad the same settings sit under Settings, Apps, Safari, with Clear History and Website Data at the bottom.

Mozilla Firefox

Open the menu, choose Settings, then Privacy and Security. The Enhanced Tracking Protection section offers standard, strict and custom modes, and Cookies and Site Data below it lets you clear or manage individual entries.

Microsoft Edge

Open the three-dot menu, choose Settings, then Cookies and site permissions, then Manage and delete cookies and site data. Edge also offers tracking prevention at basic, balanced and strict levels under Privacy, search and services.

Private or incognito windows discard cookies when the window closes, which is useful on a shared computer. They do not hide your activity from the sites you visit while the window is open.

What Changes at RichPrize Casino If You Block Cookies

The effect depends on which group you switch off, and it is worth knowing before you clear everything mid-session. Six outcomes cover the realistic cases:

  • Blocking strictly necessary cookies prevents sign-in and stops the cashier working
  • Blocking functional cookies resets language, currency and favourites on every visit
  • Blocking analytics cookies removes your visit from our usage reports
  • Blocking marketing cookies means offers are chosen without reference to your activity
  • Clearing all cookies mid-session signs you out immediately
  • Private browsing discards everything when the window closes

None of these choices affects the odds, the payouts or the bonus terms applied to an account. They change convenience and relevance, not the game.

How RichPrize Casino Reads Do Not Track Signals

Several browsers can send a Do Not Track header or a Global Privacy Control signal to every site you visit. There is still no single standard for how a website must respond to the first of these, and support varies widely across the industry.

Our approach is to treat a Global Privacy Control signal as an instruction to switch off marketing cookies, and to leave the rest of your choices as you set them in the banner. The banner remains the most reliable way to tell us what you want, because it is specific to this site.

Updates to the RichPrize Casino Cookie Policy

Cookies change as the site changes. New suppliers appear, old ones are retired, and the table above is updated whenever that happens so it continues to describe what is actually running.

Where a change introduces a new category or a materially different purpose, we ask for consent again rather than relying on an answer given to an earlier question. The date below shows when this document was last revised, and earlier versions are available from the support desk on request.

Reviewed and republished on . The table above lists the files RichPrize Casino currently writes to a browser.