Cookies at Spirit Casino: what they do and how to manage them

Cookies are small files a site stores in a browser so it remembers things between visits: that a player is signed in, that a preference was set, that this session is the same one as the last. Spirit Casino uses them the way every account-based site does, and we keep our own use to the three purposes: sign-in, remembered choices and lobby understanding. Nothing in a cookie reads the rest of a device; the file describes the visit, not the visitor.

How changes to our cookie use are announced

When our cookie use changes, the updated description is published in place, and the date line at the end of the policy moves with it. The date is the quickest check a player has: an old date means the standing description still applies, word for word. A change that touches what a player sees, such as a new analytics provider, is announced alongside the account notices rather than only in the file. Between changes, the standing description applies: essential cookies keep the account running, and the optional kinds follow the browser choices each player makes.

The kinds of cookies we use

• Essential cookies keep sign-in, the cashier and account security working; without them the account cannot function, and they carry no advertising purpose.
• Preference cookies remember what a player chose, from language to lobby layout, so a return visit does not start from defaults.
• Analytics cookies measure how the lobby is used in aggregate: which pages open, where sessions stall, what a redesign improves. The measurements are never joined to advertising profiles, and the account itself is not readable from them.
• Third-party cookies can arrive with embedded services, such as a payment provider’s window inside the cashier, and follow that provider’s own description rather than ours. They stop when the embedded service ends, and clearing the browser removes them with the rest.

Managing cookies in the browser

The controls inside each browser

Every major browser keeps a settings page for cookies: Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge all let a player block third-party cookies, clear stored files or keep cookies only for the essential kind. Clearing cookies signs the account out of the browser, since the sign-in itself lives in one.

What blocking changes in practice

Blocking essential cookies breaks sign-in and the cashier, so those are not the kind to clear mid-session. Blocking analytics and preference cookies changes nothing about how the account runs; the lobby works, preferences reset, and the aggregate measurements lose the visit. A player who wants a middle path sets the browser to ask per site, allowing the files for the lobby and refusing them elsewhere.
Last updated: 13 November 2026