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The BitStarz Casino Cookies Policy explains how cookies and other similar technologies help the site work well, remember your choices, and keep your sessions safe while you play. You can change your cookie settings at any time from your browser or device. It also tells you what information is collected and how it helps with personalized content and responsible fraud prevention.
The promotions you see, how bonus offers are credited, and the accuracy of campaign rules can all be affected by the cookies you choose.
Some cookies are necessary for your account to work, and others help BitStarz figure out which traffic sources are legitimate, use coupon codes correctly, and stop people from claiming the same bonus more than once. Allow cookies that help with secure identification, session continuity, and campaign validation for the best promotional experience. You can still play if you limit consent, but you might have to take extra steps to get or keep a bonus, especially for promotions that are only good for a short time or are tailored to you.
Cookie essentials help you stay logged in, keep your account actions safe, and keep the state of bonus-related flows like opting in and entering a promo code.
This is necessary so the casino can be sure that an offer was accepted correctly. If these are missing, activation and wagering progress may be stopped. Choices that change how promotional messages and bonus prompts show up are saved in preference cookies. You may still be eligible for a promotion if this feature is turned off, but the site might not remember whether you turned down, accepted, or pushed back an offer, which could mean that you get repeated prompts or forget to pay attention to deadline reminders. Cookies for analytics help track how well campaigns are doing and can help with internal checks when a player says that a promotion didn't show up or wasn't credited. You might see fewer targeted ads if you choose not to, and customer service may have to check more often by hand when you ask about missing bonuses.
When a promotion is linked to a specific landing page, partner link, or acquisition campaign, marketing and affiliate tracking cookies can help make sure that people are eligible. If you don't accept these cookies, the casino might not be able to confirm that you registered from the right place, which could mean you can't get certain welcome packages or deals that are only available to partners. Personalized ads: If you turn off marketing cookies, you may not get as many personalized bonus suggestions and event-based offers. If you turn off tracking for partner campaigns, you might not be able to check if partner-only deals and special codes linked to a referral path are working. Bonus activation records: If you set your settings too strictly, bonus opt-ins might not stay active after you log out or refresh the page.
In the event that you change your mind about an opt-in promotion and later decide to be more strict, your account may still have the bonus, but the site may not always show progress widgets or reminder banners. Before you activate a time-limited bonus, make sure you're sure of your choice so there is no confusion. Keep it that way until all of your wagers are completed. In this case, a player claims a deposit bonus of up to £200 after making a deposit of £50. The deposit can still go through if marketing tracking is blocked, but campaign validation for a partner-only offer might not work, and the bonus might not be credited automatically until other account signals confirm eligibility.
In order for the new settings to take effect on the bonus interface, you must first refresh the page and sign in again after making changes to your cookie settings. Try opening the promotion page in the same browser session you used to sign up if the offer doesn't show up after changing the settings. Also, don't use private browsing modes that delete cookies automatically.
Sign up and login cookies help BitStarz remember important session information so you can create an account and log back in with fewer steps. Instead of stopping you when security checks happen, they let you finish forms more smoothly and keep your progress if you switch pages.
No, these cookies don't take the place of account security. They help the site recognize your browser during registration and subsequent logins, keeping access flows stable and quick. They work with your password and any other verification measures. Some cookies can temporarily store non-sensitive preferences and technical identifiers that make the sign-up process the same across pages. This makes registration and logging in better. If you accidentally refresh the page, for example, they can help the site keep the right language and layout, remember that you agreed to key prompts, and keep the form from starting over. Cookies usually support session continuity when you log in, which means that you don't have to enter your credentials again and again every time you go from one page to another.
You can get in faster the next time you visit by letting the system remember your browser and making the login process faster and more stable. Detecting unusual patterns, like quick, repeated attempts or device changes, can lead to extra checks that help keep your information safe and prevent fraud. If you choose "Remember me," the site will store a persistent token so you don't have to go through the whole login process again and again. Remember me should only be used on a private device. When using a shared device, it's safer to turn it off and constantly log out after playing. Logon cookies help make sure that you are who you say you are as you move from one cashier step to the next during a transaction.
This is helpful when doing things like making a deposit of £50 or confirming a withdrawal request for 500 £, where the site needs to make sure you are still logged in without making you log in again and again. You can turn these cookies off in your browser settings if you don't want to use them. That way, you might have to enter your information again when you try to register, your login sessions might end sooner, and some account pages might not load as reliably until you allow cookies again.
BitStarz remembers the choices you make during the funding process thanks to deposit cookies. This means that your next deposit will feel faster and more consistent.
For example, they can remember the last payment method you chose (crypto or card), the amount of the deposit you made, and key form settings so you don't have to type in the same information over and over again. These cookies don't take the place of security checks for payments. They make it possible for deposits to go smoothly between devices and sessions. The transaction itself is still handled by secure payment systems, and your account activity and UK may require additional verification steps.
Deposit cookies for crypto and card payments: Choosing a coin, a network, an address, and keeping track of the status are some of the steps that are needed to make a crypto deposit.
Deposit cookies can remember the last crypto option and network preference you used, so when you make a new deposit of, say, £50 or £100, you can quickly go back to the same settings. To make a card deposit, you usually have to fill out a payment form and pass anti-fraud checks. If you choose to deposit £20, £50, or £100, or which card payment method you last used, deposit cookies may remember these non-sensitive preferences. This makes it easier for the cashier to open on the right screen with fewer clicks. Remember that deposit cookies aren't meant to hold private crypto keys, full card numbers, or CVV codes. Some browsers or password managers, not the casino cookie itself, are in charge of the device autofill prompt.
You can turn off these cookies in your browser settings if you don't want to use them. They may remember your last deposit method (crypto or card) and amount, like £25 or £100. They may also remember your preferred crypto asset and network selection (if applicable). They may also remember your preferred cashier language and basic UI settings to make the payment process easier. You may still be able to make deposits, but you may have to choose your method again and enter the amounts again, and some cashier features may not work as expected.
BitStarz remembers the choices you make when you ask for a payout thanks to withdrawal preference cookies. This way, you can go from "cash out" to "paid" with fewer steps that you have to do over and over again.
They don't grant withdrawals on their own, but they can make things easier by making sure that your preferred options and status signals are available during the session and on your next visit. Small things that can change how quickly you finish the withdrawal process include choosing the same method again, making sure you see the same payout information, or seeing the right verification prompts in the right order. Because you make a lot of withdrawals, like £100 or bigger ones like £500, these cookies are meant to keep your withdrawal experience consistent. In the event that you usually withdraw money using the same method, the cookie can choose that method for you the next time you open the cashier. This can speed up the process.
You'll save time and be less likely to change the method by accident, which could lead to extra checks. Withdrawal form inputs (non-sensitive): Cookies may save non-sensitive choices you make in the withdrawal form so you don't have to type them in again. For example, they may remember your preferred payout channel or display preferences. This cookie does not store your full payment information or any other sensitive financial information. Verification flow state—If verification is needed, the cookie can remember where you left off, so you don't have to go through the earlier screens again. Instead, you go straight to the next step. If you start to withdraw £250 and need to upload a document, the flow can start over at the document step when you sign back in.
Risk and consistency signals—Cookies can help with internal consistency checks by keeping track of session and device markers. At the right time, this helps the platform show the right confirmations, which can avoid delays caused by repeated prompts or session details that don't match up. You can turn off these cookies in your browser settings if you want to keep your privacy as safe as possible. In that case, the cashier will likely "forget" more of the times you chose to withdraw money, which could mean more clicks and longer wait times for verification for withdrawals like £100 to 500 £.
Betting and session cookies help BitStarz keep your game stable as you move around the site, from starting a slot to checking the outcome of a round, so you don't have to start over every time you click.
They do important things behind the scenes, like keeping your session going, figuring out that you are still the same logged-in player, and making sure the game stays in the right state while you play. On both desktop and mobile, these cookies are meant to keep the game going, so actions like placing a bet, finishing a spin, or coming back after a short network drop will always be handled the same way. Without them, you might be logged out in the middle of a session, lose your place in a game, or see bet confirmations that aren't complete.
How these cookies work in real life: Session cookies are only used while you are on a website, and they are usually sent away when you close your browser or app webview.
They help you keep your login session going, keep security checks going, and make sure that moving from page to page in the casino doesn't reset your progress. Cookies for betting continuity help keep track of the flow of a game round so that the right player sees the right result, even if your connection drops for a moment. With things like round identifiers, temporary game tokens, and confirmation steps that make it less likely that you'll do the same thing twice when you refresh or return to the tab, they can help. By keeping you logged in while you look around the lobby, cashier, and game windows, these cookies may help.
BitStarz and the game provider are sent the right session information when a game opens in a new tab or an embedded frame. Saving the current round status even if you switch apps on your phone, turn your screen, or lose signal for a short time. If the page reloads while a spin is still going, it will stop repeatedly asking for bets. Usually, desktop continuity depends on the browser keeping session data between tabs and letting necessary cookies through. If you have all cookies blocked in your browser, open games might not load right, and the cashier might not be able to do things that need an active session. Mobile continuity may be affected by settings that save battery life, manage apps aggressively in the background, or allow private browsing.
Some sites may ask you to log in more often or reload games instead of going back to where you left them if your device deletes site data automatically. If you decide to block cookies, some features might not work as they should. For instance, starting a game, placing a bet, and then going back to the lobby may not work as well, and you may need to authenticate more often. To get the game to flow normally again, close your browser and reopen it, making sure to allow essential cookies for the BitStarz domain.
Set limits and time limits for responsible gaming through cookies. BitStarz can store some settings for responsible gaming in cookies to help you keep play comfortable and under control.
Because these cookies support session timeouts and limit reminders, the controls you choose will still work fine when you visit the site again from the same browser and device. Cookies that are used for responsible gaming are meant to keep players safe, not for marketing purposes. They can help make sure that safety prompts show up when they should, remember that you set limits, and avoid having to enter the same preferences over and over again. Depending on the feature you use, cookies may store things like the timeout duration you chose, the last time a reminder was shown, and whether certain prompts should show up again during the same session.
Most of the time, these are small data values that help the website consistently use your choices. Limits can be useful guidelines that help you keep track of your time and money. You could set a maximum deposit amount, like deposit £100, or a cooling-off period that stops you from playing until the timer runs out. If a setting is tied to an account, the cookie may help you use the site by remembering how the display is set or confirming that a control has been used during this browser session. For example, session time reminders help you keep track of how long you've been playing by prompting you after a certain amount of time.
Notifications for cooldowns and timeouts help make sure you take a break when the timer goes off. When you see a limit message or finish a related step in this browser, it remembers that you acknowledged it. Not important: Controls saved in cookies might not work in a new browser if you delete them, use private browsing, switch browsers, or switch devices. If account-level controls are available, use them for better security. Once you're on the same device, cookie-based controls can be useful as an extra layer of security.
Keeping your BitStarz sessions safer by recognizing trusted login patterns, spotting strange activity, and allowing safe access to your account are security and fraud prevention cookies.
Without getting in the way of normal play, they work in the background to lower the risk of unauthorized access. These cookies also protect the security of your transactions by connecting important actions to your verified session. To make sure that the request to log in, change your security settings, or confirm a £50 deposit or £100 withdrawal is real, security cookies are used. So your account stays safe even when you switch between pages, these cookies keep a secure session token. After you log in, this makes it less likely that someone will take over your session.
Alerts for suspicious activity: These can show patterns that are often linked to fraud, like trying to sign in more than once and failing, quickly switching between devices, or strange navigation that points to bots. If this happens, BitStarz might ask for more confirmation before letting sensitive actions happen. Safeguards for transactions: When the cashier does something, security cookies help check that the steps of the payment flow are correct. This way, deposits and withdrawals are processed without any problems. For example, this means stopping submissions that are sent more than once, which could lead to duplicate requests. For example, when you change your password, 2FA settings, or withdrawal security settings, cookies help make sure that your authenticated session stays active and lessen the chance that someone else will make changes without your permission.
Device recognition helps figure out whether a login is from a new or previously used device. Rate-limiting support: this helps cut down on brute-force attacks by keeping track of actions that are done over and over in a short amount of time. Anti-bot checks: help tell the difference between real people and bots during the sign-in and cashier flows. Some safety features might not work right if you block or delete cookies that help stop fraud and security issues. If that happens, you might get verification prompts more often, have to re-login, or be temporarily unable to do risky things like asking for a £500 withdrawal.
Computer cookies don't move or save your money. For deposits and withdrawals to go smoothly, they help us remember your security settings, keep you logged in, and keep transactions safe. Sometimes you may have to log in again, have your device checked again, or enter your payment information again after clearing or blocking cookies. When a cashout page keeps looping or a deposit page won't load, allow BitStarz cookies, refresh, and try again. Switch browsers or use a private window with cookies turned on for the session if you're still getting errors.
We use (1) cookies that are strictly necessary for login, session stability, fraud prevention, and safe cashier access, (2) cookies that let you choose the language and layout of the site, and (3) cookies that track how well the site is doing and show you relevant ads. The casino will still work even if you turn off marketing and analytics cookies in your browser or this banner. If you turn off cookies that are strictly necessary, the site might not let you stay logged in, open the cashier, or finish the verification steps. Keep the cookies that you need on and customize the rest to your liking for the best results.
Not really. The rules for bonuses, wagering requirements, and the most you can cash out are set by our bonus and cashier rules, not by cookies. We only use cookies to show you the right bonus status for your account and make sure the bonus pages load correctly. If you change devices or clear your cookies and your bonus progress still doesn't look right, log out, clear your cache, log back in, and check the Bonus section again. Still doesn't match your account history? Send your username and the bonus name to support so we can check it on the server.
Cookies help keep your information safe by remembering your session and spotting odd logins or changes to your device. That's not what KYC is for. Verification is based on information and documents in your account, not on information from your browser. If you block cookies, you might see more security prompts, have to log in more often, or see the KYC upload screen more than once. Keep the necessary cookies turned on, use a single device for verification, and make sure that the names and nationalities on your documents match your account name for faster payouts.
Availability is based on the laws of UK and our list of restricted jurisdictions. Cookies do not make an account "legal" or get around rules. While account information is used to confirm access, we may also use technical signals like IP and device data. This is especially helpful when you're using the cashier or uploading documents on your phone. Depending on where you are when you travel, your access may change. If the site blocks access or the cashier goes away after changing locations, don't try to get around it. Instead, contact support and let them know what services we can offer in your new country.
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