Seven Casino Cookie Policy for United Kingdom Users

When a user visits the Seven Casino website, small data files known as cookies are saved to their device. These files help the platform remember preferences, recognise returning visitors, and track activity within the session.

Cookies are used to understand how users interact with the platform, monitor traffic patterns, and assess overall performance. This information supports continuous improvement of the browsing experience and helps identify any technical issues affecting the site.

Cookies do not access files stored elsewhere on a device and do not retrieve any personal information beyond what the user has provided directly. Their use does not infringe on personal privacy or expose internal device data to the website.

The platform uses three distinct categories of cookies, each serving a specific purpose.

Session Cookies

Session cookies are temporary files that exist only for the duration of a visit. Once the browser is closed, these cookies are deleted automatically.

Persistent Cookies

Persistent cookies remain on a device after the browser session ends. They allow the site to recognise a returning visitor and retain preferences across multiple visits.

Analytical Cookies

Analytical cookies collect data on how users navigate the site, including pages visited and time spent. This information is used to improve the platform's performance and content organisation.

All three cookie types are applied with the aim of improving convenience and personalising the browsing experience for each user. No category is used to collect sensitive personal data or to profile users for commercial purposes beyond the scope of website operation.

Users have the ability to manage cookies through the settings of their chosen browser. Most browsers provide options to view, control, and remove cookies at any time.

The following actions are available through standard browser settings:

• Deleting all cookies stored by the browser;
• Blocking cookies from all websites or from specific domains;
• Receiving notifications before a cookie is stored, allowing individual approval;
• Permitting cookies only from the current session, with automatic deletion on browser close;
• Restricting third-party cookies while allowing first-party cookies from visited sites;
• Managing Flash cookies separately through the relevant media player tools.

Complete blocking of all cookies may limit or disable certain website functions. Features such as saved preferences, language settings, and account recognition may not operate as intended if cookies are entirely restricted.

Flash cookies, also known as Local Shared Objects, are managed separately from standard browser cookies. They are controlled through the Adobe Flash Player Settings Manager, which is accessible via the Adobe website or directly through Flash content on a page.

Through the Flash Player manager, users can configure the following:

• Permissions granted to specific websites for storing Flash cookies;
• The maximum amount of storage allowed for Flash data on the device;
• Security parameters that determine how Flash content interacts with the browser.

Blocking all cookies, including Flash cookies, may affect certain website technologies. Functions such as language preferences, auto-login features, and personalised display settings may not operate correctly if Flash storage is fully disabled.