Cookies Policy
Cookies Policy for Zombillion Casino
This Cookies Policy explains how Zombillion Casino uses cookies and related browser technologies to support site functionality, remember your preferences, keep your session active and collect aggregated performance information. The aim is practical transparency so you can control what runs in your browser and understand the impact on site behaviour.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files placed on your device by a website. They store simple bits of information such as a session identifier, language choice or an anonymous analytics token. Cookies themselves do not run programs or access other files on your device.
Why we use cookies
We use cookies to make the site work reliably, remember choices you make, keep you logged in when you ask us to, and to gather aggregated data that helps us improve speed and layout. Cookies also help protect accounts and detect potential fraud.
Essential cookies
Essential cookies are required for core site functions. These include session handling, login persistence, basket and checkout continuity, and basic navigation. Without these cookies you would not be able to sign in, place bets or access secure account areas.
Session cookies
Session cookies are temporary and expire when you close your browser. They are used to link your actions during a single browsing session, for example to keep your account authenticated while you move between pages. These cookies do not persist after the session ends.
Persistent cookies
Persistent cookies remain on your device for a set period so your preferences or settings persist across visits. Examples include remembered language selection and the preference to stay logged in on a trusted device. Lifespans vary by purpose and may range from a few days to several months.
Functional cookies
Functional cookies enable personalised features such as language settings, interface preferences, UI layout choices and saved search filters. They improve convenience and reduce repetitive actions during future visits.
Analytics and performance cookies
These cookies collect aggregated, anonymised information about how visitors use the site. Data points include page load times, popular pages, error rates and general navigation patterns. We use this aggregated data to diagnose issues, reduce load times and prioritise optimisations in the site code and assets.
Preference and language settings
Preference cookies store choices like your selected language, currency display and theme (light or dark). These cookies make the site reflect your chosen settings automatically on return visits.
Login and session continuity
To keep you signed in when you request it, we use secure persistent cookies labelled for authentication. These cookies are set with security flags and limited lifetimes. If you clear cookies or sign out, these persistent login cookies are removed and you will need to sign in again.
Device recognition
Device recognition cookies help the site remember trusted devices and manage risk. For example, recognising a previously used device can reduce unnecessary re-authentication and improve fraud detection. We do not use cookies for intrusive fingerprinting in ordinary operation.
Security-related cookies
Security cookies support fraud prevention and account protection. They can be used to detect suspicious activity, prevent cross-site request forgery and enforce secure cookie policies. Security cookies are scoped, flagged as secure and marked HttpOnly where appropriate to limit access from scripts.
Browser storage technologies
In addition to cookies, the site may use standard browser storage such as localStorage and sessionStorage for non-sensitive UI state and short-term session data. These storage mechanisms are managed in the browser and can be cleared by you in the same way as cookies.
Third-party integrations
Some features rely on third-party services such as payment processors, content delivery networks and anti-DDoS services. These providers may set their own cookies for functionality or diagnostics. We try to minimise third-party cookies and only enable them where they support essential services or agreed features.
Marketing and communication preferences
Marketing cookies may be used only if you consent. They help remember whether you opted out of promotional emails or personalised offers and may be used to measure the effectiveness of campaigns. You can change marketing preferences at any time through the cookie settings or your account preferences.
Cookie consent management
When you first visit, a consent banner lets you accept, reject or customise cookie categories. Your choice is stored so you are not prompted on every visit. You can change your selection at any time using the Cookie Settings link found in the site footer. Consent preferences are stored in a durable cookie so the site honours your selection on return visits.
Browser cookie controls
Most browsers let you view, block or delete cookies. You can accept or decline cookies through your browser settings, or use privacy extensions to manage them. Note that blocking all cookies will change how the site behaves and may prevent access to some features.
Clearing or disabling cookies
If you clear or disable cookies, you may lose stored preferences and be required to sign in again. Clearing browser storage removes saved UI settings, language choices and remembered sessions. Instructions to clear cookies are available from your browser vendor and in your device settings.
Site functionality impact when cookies are disabled
Disabling essential cookies prevents access to secure account areas, deposits, withdrawals and live betting features. Disabling only analytics cookies will not stop you using the site, but it will reduce our ability to diagnose performance issues and improve pages based on aggregate usage.
Technical diagnostics and performance optimisation
We use cookies and short-lived tokens to gather anonymised diagnostic data such as page load times, error traces and asset delivery performance. That information helps us tune servers, optimise images and reduce latency for common devices and connections.
Aggregated analytics information
Analytics data is aggregated and stripped of direct personal identifiers before use. We use aggregated trends to report on site performance, feature usage and to prioritise product improvements. Aggregated analytics do not enable identification of individual users.
How long cookies last
Cookie durations depend on type. Session cookies expire at the end of your browser session. Persistent cookies may last from days up to several months on average, depending on their purpose. Security and authentication cookies are typically shorter lived and renewed when needed.
Managing cookies through your account
If you have an account, some preferences and communication choices can be managed from your account settings. Changes you make in your account will synchronise with cookie-based preferences where applicable, and may overwrite local cookie settings on your device.
Updates to this policy
We may update this Cookies Policy from time to time. When we make material changes, we will notify you via the site banner or account notifications so you can review and adjust your cookie choices.
Contact
If you have questions about cookies or need help changing your settings, contact [email protected]. Please include details such as the device and browser you are using so we can assist quickly.