Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains how Jackpot Dance Casino uses cookies and similar technologies on our website (the “Site”). It covers what cookies are, why we use them, what types may be set, how third parties may be involved, and how you can control cookie preferences through your browser or device settings.

This policy should be read together with our other notices and terms available on the Site, including the main hub for Jackpot Dance Casino at /.

What cookies are (and what they are not)

Cookies are small text files that a website stores on your computer, phone, or tablet when you visit. They help a site “remember” information about your visit, like keeping you signed in, remembering your settings, or understanding which pages are being used.

Cookies are not programs, and they cannot read data from your device. Some cookies are first-party cookies (set by us), and some are third-party cookies (set by services we use).

Why the Site uses cookies

Cookies help us run the Site reliably and improve it over time. In practice, they may be used to:

Support core functions such as page navigation, account access, and fraud prevention Help keep the Site secure by detecting unusual activity and protecting user sessions Improve performance by balancing traffic, reducing load time, and reducing errors Measure usage patterns (for example, which pages are visited and how features are used) Improve user experience by remembering preferences, language, and similar settings

Some cookies are also relevant to Site features that rely on account state. For example, if a daily reward requires you to be signed in and your account status to be recognized, cookies can help maintain that session so the Site can display the right prompts and buttons during your visit.

The main types of cookies you may see here

Different cookies do different jobs. The categories below describe what we and our service providers may use.

“Must-have” cookies (Essential)

Essential cookies are required for the Site to function. They are typically used for things like:

Keeping you logged in during a session Remembering security-related choices and protecting against malicious activity Routing traffic to the right servers so pages load properly

If you block essential cookies, parts of the Site may not work at all, and some features may not load correctly.

Preference cookies (Functional)

Functional cookies help the Site remember choices you make so you do not have to re-enter them each time. They may store details such as:

Language or region preferences Basic display preferences or similar settings Remembering certain selections to reduce repetitive prompts

Disabling functional cookies usually will not stop the Site from loading, but it may make it feel less consistent between visits.

Performance cookies (Analytics)

Performance cookies (sometimes called analytics cookies) help us understand how the Site is used, which pages are popular, and where visitors run into issues. These cookies generally collect information in a way that is intended to be aggregated or de-identified, such as:

How long pages take to load Which links are clicked most often How visitors move through the Site Error reports and performance metrics

We use this information to improve stability, identify bugs, and prioritize updates.

Advertising cookies (Marketing)

Marketing cookies are used to measure advertising effectiveness and, in some cases, show ads that are more relevant to you. They may be set by us or by third-party advertising partners.

If these cookies are disabled, you may still see ads, but they may be less relevant, and we may have less insight into which campaigns are working.

Cookies and similar technologies we may use

In addition to standard cookies, the Site may use similar tools that behave like cookies or support similar purposes, including:

Pixels or tags that help measure page views or the effectiveness of communications SDKs or device identifiers (more common in apps, but they can also be used in mobile web contexts) Local storage or session storage used by your browser to remember certain site data

These technologies are generally used for the same reasons listed above - functionality, security, performance, analytics, and marketing.

Third-party services that may place cookies

Some features and measurements depend on third-party services. When those providers are used, they may set cookies or use similar technologies to provide their services (for example, analytics, site performance monitoring, or advertising measurement).

Third parties control their own cookies and data practices, and their processing is governed by their own privacy policies. We recommend reviewing those policies if you want to understand how they handle information.

Your choices: how to manage, disable, or delete cookies

You can control cookies in several ways. The most common option is through your browser settings. Most browsers let you:

See which cookies are stored and delete them Block all cookies or only third-party cookies Block cookies from specific sites Set rules to clear cookies when you close the browser

If you use multiple browsers or devices, you will need to update settings on each one.

You can also use private browsing modes, but keep in mind they may not block all cookies by default, and they may clear certain cookies when you close the session.

What happens if you turn cookies off

Cookie controls can change how the Site behaves. Depending on what you disable:

You may need to sign in more often, or sessions may time out sooner Some preference settings may not be saved between visits Certain pages may load slower or display less consistently Site features that depend on a stable session may not operate as expected

Blocking essential cookies is the most likely to cause noticeable problems.

Consent and cookie controls

Where required, the Site may show a cookie banner or preference tool that lets you accept, reject, or customize non-essential cookies. Your selections may be stored (often using a cookie) so we can remember your preferences on future visits.

If you change your mind, you can update your cookie choices by changing browser settings or by using any on-site cookie preference tools if they are available.

Do Not Track signals

Some browsers offer a “Do Not Track” setting. Because there is no consistent industry standard for how websites should respond to these signals, the Site may not respond to Do Not Track in a uniform way. If we implement a specific response method, we will describe it here in an updated version of this policy.

Updates to this Cookie Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in technology, legal requirements, or how the Site operates. When we make changes, we will update the policy on this page. The date at the top of the page may also be revised so you can tell when the latest update was posted.

Questions or privacy requests

If you have questions about cookies, privacy-related requests, or how cookie choices affect your Site experience, contact our support team at support@jackpotdancecasino.com.