Cookies Policy

Cookies Policy for Stake Casino

This Cookies Policy explains how Stake Casino uses cookies and similar browser technologies to support site functionality, remember preferences, keep sessions active and collect aggregated performance information. The goal is to give clear, practical information so you can control what is stored in your browser and understand the effect of those choices on site features.

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files placed by your browser on your device. They store short pieces of information - for example a session identifier or a language choice - so the site can remember settings and behave consistently as you move between pages. Other browser storage methods such as localStorage and sessionStorage are used for similar purposes when needed.

Why we use cookies

Cookies help the site run smoothly and make common tasks quicker. Typical uses include keeping you logged in during a visit, saving language and display preferences, remembering items in a session, diagnosing technical problems, and measuring aggregated site performance so we can improve loading speed and stability.

Essential cookies

Essential cookies are strictly necessary for core site functions. Without them you may not be able to log in, place bets, deposit funds or use account features. These cookies enable session continuity, maintain secure connections and preserve necessary state between requests.

Session cookies

Session cookies last only for the length of your browser visit. They are used to keep you logged in while you browse, to preserve temporary selections and to route requests securely on the server side. Session cookies are removed when you close the browser or end the session.

Persistent cookies

Persistent cookies remain on your device after the session ends and are used to remember preferences or recognitions across visits - for example a remembered language, region preference or a “remember me” flag that shortens login steps. Persistent cookies have an expiry date set by the site and are deleted automatically by your browser after that date unless you remove them sooner.

Functional cookies

Functional cookies store choices you make on the site, such as preferred language, display mode or the way you like to sort a game list. They improve convenience and reduce repetitive settings each time you visit.

Analytics and performance cookies

These cookies collect information about how visitors use the site, for example which pages are visited most often, page load times and general navigation patterns. Data is aggregated and anonymised to help identify slow pages, errors and opportunities to improve speed and usability. Analytics cookies do not store personal account details.

Preference and language settings

Preference cookies remember your selected language, currency display and interface options so the site opens in the same setup on subsequent visits. If you change a preference, the cookie is updated to reflect that choice.

Login and session continuity

Cookies and session storage keep you signed in during activity and can power a “remember me” option if you choose it. For security, longer-lasting session mechanisms are combined with server-side checks; you can log out at any time to end active sessions and clear associated cookies.

Device recognition

Cookies may be used to recognise a device that frequently accesses the site. Device recognition helps speed up login flows, reduce repeated identity checks on known devices and detect unusual access patterns that could indicate account misuse.

Security-related cookies

Certain cookies support security measures such as fraud detection, session integrity and cross-site request protection. These cookies help prevent session hijacking and detect suspicious behaviour. They do not expose your login credentials and are limited to technical markers needed for protection.

Browser storage technologies

In addition to cookies, browsers provide localStorage and sessionStorage for temporary or longer-term data storage. We use these technologies sparingly and only when they better fit a specific feature, such as client-side caching for faster page rendering. The data stored is typically small and non-sensitive.

Third-party integrations

The site integrates with a small number of third-party tools such as analytics platforms, payment processors and live chat widgets. These partners may set their own cookies when their services run on our pages. We require that third parties follow privacy practices compatible with our standards and that their cookies are documented in consent settings where applicable.

Marketing and communication preferences

If you opt in to marketing, cookies may be used to respect those choices and avoid showing duplicate messages. Marketing cookies can also measure the effectiveness of communications and campaigns in aggregate. You can change marketing preferences at any time through your account settings or cookie controls.

Cookie consent management

When you first visit, a cookie banner lets you accept essential cookies or select which categories to allow. You can update these choices later in the cookie settings panel. Changing consent affects future cookie placement - it does not alter cookies already set until you clear them or they expire.

Browser cookie controls

Most browsers let you view and delete cookies, block third-party cookies, or block all cookies. You can usually find these options in your browser settings under privacy or site settings. Blocking all cookies may prevent the site from functioning correctly.

Clearing or disabling cookies

Clearing cookies will sign you out and reset site settings to defaults. Some features - including saved preferences, faster checkout and session continuity - will stop working until cookies are restored. If you disable cookies entirely, you may still be able to browse but interactive features will be limited.

Site functionality impact when cookies are disabled

Key actions affected by disabled cookies include logging in, maintaining a secure session, remembering language or display preferences and completing transactions. Customer support and troubleshooting steps are available if you need assistance when cookies have been cleared or blocked.

Technical diagnostics and performance optimisation

When diagnosing technical issues we may temporarily log non-personal technical markers - such as page load times and error codes - to identify root causes. These diagnostics are retained only as long as needed to resolve issues and improve reliability.

Aggregated analytics information

We rely on aggregated, non-identifying analytics to measure site usage and make improvements. Examples include total page views, peak traffic times and device type distribution. Aggregated data helps prioritise performance fixes and feature updates without exposing personal account details.

User experience improvements

Cookies and related storage are an important tool to reduce friction - for example keeping you on the same page after a reload, restoring filter settings and avoiding repeated prompts. These choices aim to make navigation faster and more predictable while keeping control in your hands.

How to change your cookie settings

Open the cookie settings from the site footer or from the cookie banner to review and adjust categories such as essential, preferences, analytics and marketing. To fully clear cookies, use your browser settings. If you need help making changes, contact support using the address below.

Contact and updates

If you have questions about this policy or how cookies are used, contact us at [email protected]. We may update this page to reflect changes in technologies or services - the date of the last update will be shown at the top of the policy when applicable.