About Cookies

This page covers everyone visiting New Westminster Casino. It applies each time you load our site, whether logged in or not, on any browser or device.

What Cookies Are

Cookies are tiny files your browser saves during a visit, letting the site recognise that browser when you come back. Pixels and local storage do much the same job, and everything here covers them as well.

Analytics Cookies

These cookies tally visits and reveal which pages and games pull the biggest crowds. They also catch slow loading and errors. We look at trends, never individual profiles, and use what we learn to make the site better. They turn on only with your consent.

Marketing Cookies

These cookies note which campaign sent you our way and help us match offers to your interests. They also limit how often any single message reaches you. They turn on only with your consent. Self-exclude, and targeting ends.

Functional Cookies

These remember your choices between visits, such as language, display settings and games you played recently. You can turn them off, but the site will then forget those settings every time.

Strictly Necessary Cookies

No cashier, no login, no games without these. They:

• keep your login locked down while you click between pages
• protect the site against fraud and attacks
• support geolocation and verification checks
• keep a record of your cookie settings

Because the site needs them to work, they stay on whenever you visit.

Managing Cookies

First visit? A banner lights up so you can accept or decline each optional group. New plan? Open Cookie Settings, found at the bottom of every page, and flip your choices any time.

Browsers can block or clear cookies too. Note: turn off the strictly necessary cookies and login and payments stop working.

Third-Party Cookies

Some cookies come from outside: partners such as analytics tools, advertising partners, game studios and payment processors. Each partner manages its cookies under its own privacy policy. Our partners must respect the choices you make in our banner.

Changes

Whenever a cookie is added, removed or changed, this page is refreshed with a new date. If a change needs your consent again, the banner shows up on your next visit. Questions? Email [email protected]. Your Privacy explains how we handle personal information.