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Cookies Policy
This Cookies Policy explains how Wonaco Casino uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit or use our website. It should be read together with our Privacy Policy and any applicable website terms. By continuing to browse or use the website, you acknowledge that cookies may be used as described below. Where required, we will ask for your consent before placing non-essential cookies on your device.
1. What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files placed on your computer, mobile phone, tablet or other internet-connected device when you visit a website. They allow a website to recognise your device and remember certain information about your visit. Cookies may be placed by the website you are visiting, known as first-party cookies, or by another service provider working with the website, known as third-party cookies.
Cookies can help a website function correctly, remember your settings and understand how visitors use its pages. Some cookies are stored only for the duration of your browsing session and are deleted when you close your browser. Other cookies remain on your device for a longer period or until you delete them. The length of time a cookie remains active depends on its purpose and settings.
We may also use technologies that perform a similar function to cookies. These may include pixels, tags, software development kits, local storage and device or browser information. For simplicity, this policy refers to cookies and similar technologies collectively as cookies.
Why cookies are used
- To make the website available and allow essential features to operate.
- To help protect accounts, transactions and website systems from misuse.
- To remember choices such as language, region or cookie preferences.
- To understand how visitors navigate and interact with the website.
- To improve website content, performance, usability and reliability.
- To support relevant communications and measure the effectiveness of campaigns, where permitted.
- To help identify technical problems, unusual activity or potential security risks.
2. Types of cookies we may use
Strictly necessary cookies
These cookies are required for core website functions. They may support account access, navigation, security controls, session management and other features that you request. Without these cookies, some parts of the website may not work properly. Because they are necessary for the operation and security of the website, they generally cannot be disabled through a cookie preference tool.
Functional cookies
Functional cookies allow the website to remember information and choices that make your visit more convenient. For example, they may remember a selected display preference or help provide a service you have requested. If you refuse these cookies, the website may still be available, but some personalised features or preferences may not be retained.
Analytics and performance cookies
Analytics cookies help us understand how visitors use the website, including which pages are viewed, how users move between pages and whether technical errors occur. The information is generally used in an aggregated or statistical form to assess performance and improve the website. These cookies are not intended to identify you directly, unless the information is combined with other information in a lawful and transparent way.
Advertising and marketing cookies
Where used and permitted, advertising or marketing cookies may help measure promotions, show more relevant content or understand interactions with communications and advertising. These cookies may be placed by us or by selected third-party providers. They may recognise a browser or device across different websites, subject to the provider's own policies and applicable law. You can usually reject these cookies through the cookie settings available on the website.
Security and fraud-prevention technologies
We may use cookies and similar technologies to help maintain the integrity of the website, protect users, detect automated or suspicious activity and prevent fraud, abuse or unauthorised access. These technologies may collect information about a device, browser, session or interaction with the website. They are used for security and risk-management purposes and may operate even when other optional cookies are declined.
3. Your choices and managing cookies
When you first visit the website, you may be shown a cookie notice or preference tool. This tool may allow you to accept optional cookies, reject them or choose between different categories. Your choices may be saved for future visits. If you clear your browser cookies, change device or use a different browser, you may be asked to make your choices again.
You can also manage cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers allow you to view, block or delete cookies, and to receive a warning before a cookie is stored. The method differs between browsers and devices, so you should consult the relevant browser help information for instructions.
- Open the settings or preferences menu in your browser.
- Find the privacy, security or site-data settings.
- Review the stored cookies and available cookie controls.
- Choose whether to allow, block or delete selected cookies or all cookies.
- Refresh the website and review your cookie preferences if necessary.
Blocking or deleting cookies may affect the way the website operates. You may be unable to access certain account functions, keep selected preferences or use some services as intended. Disabling cookies does not necessarily delete information that has already been collected or stored lawfully. It may also not prevent all forms of similar technology from being used.
If you use more than one device or browser, cookie preferences may need to be set separately on each one. You are responsible for ensuring that your device and browser settings reflect your preferences. You should also be aware that third-party services may provide their own controls and privacy information.
4. Third parties, privacy and updates
Some website features may be provided with the assistance of third-party service providers. These providers may use cookies or similar technologies on our behalf, or may process information according to their own terms and privacy policies. We take reasonable steps to work with appropriate providers and to use information for legitimate website, business, security and compliance purposes.
Cookie information may be linked with other information we hold about you where this is necessary to provide services, secure the website, meet legal obligations, manage accounts or improve our operations. Any handling of personal information is subject to our Privacy Policy and applicable Australian privacy requirements. Cookies do not, by themselves, give us access to information stored on your device outside the website or allow us to read unrelated files.
The website may contain links to external websites or services. Those websites may use their own cookies and may have separate privacy policies. We are not responsible for the cookie practices, content or security of external services. You should review the relevant information before using a third-party website or service.
Changes to this policy
We may update this Cookies Policy from time to time to reflect changes to the website, technology, service providers, legal requirements or the way cookies are used. When changes are made, the updated version will be published on this page. The date or other version information may also be updated. We encourage you to review this policy periodically so that you understand the current position.
Questions and concerns
If you have a question about cookies, your preferences or the way information is handled, please use the contact method made available on the Wonaco Casino website. Do not include sensitive account, payment or identity information unless it is specifically requested through a secure channel. We may need to verify your identity before responding to a privacy-related request.
This policy is general information and does not limit any rights or protections available to you under applicable Australian law. If there is a conflict between this policy and a specific legal requirement, the applicable legal requirement will prevail.