How Jurassic Slots Uses Cookies on Our Site

Jurassic Slots uses cookies - small text files stored on your device - to keep the site running correctly and to build a clearer picture of how players actually use it. When you visit, a combination of first-party and third-party cookies is placed in your browser. Some last only for the current session; others persist until you clear them or they hit their expiry date.

Strictly necessary cookies handle the fundamentals: keeping you logged in while you browse titles from Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, or Evolution, maintaining your USD balance between page loads, and enforcing session security under Curacao eGaming license 8048/JAZ2021-074. These cannot be switched off without breaking core functionality - account access, deposits via Bitcoin or Visa, and game loading all depend on them.

Analytics cookies collect anonymized, aggregate data: page visits, click paths, and load times. None of it is tied to your account or payment details. The purpose is practical - spotting slow pages or confusing navigation so the team can fix them. No personal identification is involved at any stage.

Marketing cookies, placed by select partners, record which promotions you saw before arriving at the site. They let Jurassic Slots measure whether a campaign produced real registrations rather than just impressions. Opting out of these has no effect on gameplay or your access to support channels including live chat, email, Phone, and Telegram.

To manage or remove cookies, open your browser's privacy panel. Most browsers let you block third-party cookies, clear stored cookies on exit, or whitelist specific domains. Changes apply from your next visit onward. For questions about data handling, reach support by live chat or email.

Jurassic Slots places cookies in four distinct categories across its casino, slots, live dealer, sports, and poker products. Each category has a specific job, and the cookie preference center - accessible from the footer - lets you toggle the optional ones on or off at any time. The descriptions below cover each type in detail.

Strictly necessary cookies form the foundation of every session. They authenticate your login credentials, maintain the active connection while you browse from the slots lobby to the live tables powered by Evolution, and handle the cryptographic tokens that protect deposits made through Bitcoin, USDT, or Mastercard. These cannot be blocked because the site cannot operate without them.

Functional cookies store the preferences you have chosen: USD currency display, language settings, and saved filters in the game library. If you have marked Starburst or The Dog House as favorites, or adjusted the layout of the poker room, a functional cookie holds that state across sessions. Disabling them means reconfiguring your preferences on each visit.

Performance cookies gather anonymized data on how visitors move through the site - which pages see the most traffic, where load times spike, and which steps in the registration or cashier flow cause drop-off. No names, account numbers, or financial details are attached to this data. The reports guide technical improvements to the platform.

Marketing cookies support the advertising ecosystem around Jurassic Slots, including retargeting campaigns tied to the 100% deposit bonus and 10 free spins offer. They may track browsing activity across other websites to serve relevant ads. You can switch them off through the preference center without affecting your account access or gameplay.

Every major browser includes built-in controls for managing cookies, no extra software required. You can clear cookies that are already stored, block new ones from specific domains, or restrict third-party cookies across all sites. The exact menu path varies by browser, but the core options are consistent.

Before making changes, keep in mind that cookies do more than track activity. Session tokens, saved preferences, and login states are all stored in cookies. Blocking everything will log you out of most sites and may break certain page features. A more precise approach is to keep first-party cookies active while restricting only third-party ones.

After updating your settings, close and reopen the browser to apply the changes. Most browsers also offer a one-time clear option, usually labeled 'Clear browsing data' or accessible via a trash icon near cookie settings. Clearing removes cookies stored up to that point; new ones will accumulate again unless blocking is enabled.

If you prefer site-specific rules rather than a blanket block, Chrome and Firefox both support domain-level exceptions. This keeps cookies active for sites you trust while restricting them elsewhere. To add an exception, look for 'Sites that can always use cookies' or a similar allow-list inside the cookie settings panel.

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is an EU law that took effect in May 2018. Jurassic Slots holds a Curacao eGaming license (8048/JAZ2021-074) and primarily serves US players, yet GDPR principles shape how the site collects, stores, and processes personal data - cookies included. Any player accessing the site from within the EU or EEA falls under full GDPR protections.

Cookies can capture your IP address, browser type, device identifiers, session length, and in-game behavior such as which slots or live tables you open. Under GDPR, that information qualifies as personal data. Processing it requires a lawful basis: explicit consent for analytics and marketing cookies, legitimate interest for basic fraud and security monitoring, or contractual necessity where a cookie is the only way to keep your session authenticated.

Withdrawing consent is straightforward - open the cookie settings panel at any time and toggle off the categories you no longer accept. Revoking consent does not retroactively invalidate data processed while consent was active. Strictly necessary cookies stay on regardless of your choices; without them, payment flows through Visa, Mastercard, Bitcoin, or USDT would fail, and your account would log out on every page load.

EU and EEA residents hold additional rights under Articles 15 through 22 of the regulation. These include the right to a portable copy of your data, the right to correct inaccuracies, and the right to erasure where no legal retention requirement overrides the request. AML and KYC records must be kept for a statutory period, so erasure requests touching those fields will be partially fulfilled. Reach the data team by email, live chat, or Telegram - all support channels operate around the clock.