Cookie Policy for Allright – allrightcasino.uk
Start playingThis page explains how Allright review portal (allrightcasino.uk) uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit our site. We've written it in plain terms so you know exactly what's stored, why it's there, and how to turn it off if you'd rather not have it.
What a cookie actually is
A cookie is a small text file that a website saves to your device when you visit. It helps the site remember you next time – things like whether you've dismissed a banner, which page you came from, or (with your consent) how you move around the site. Cookies don't run code and they can't access other files on your device.
Some cookies disappear the moment you close your browser (session cookies). Others stick around for weeks or months (persistent cookies) so the site recognises you when you return.
Which cookies allrightcasino.uk sets
We use a small number of cookies to keep the site running and to understand how visitors use it. Here's what they do:
| Category | Purpose | Consent required |
|---|---|---|
| Necessary | Session management, security, remembering your cookie-banner choice | No – these keep the site working |
| Analytics | Anonymous traffic data – which pages are viewed, how long visitors stay, where they came from | Yes |
| Marketing | Tracking conversions from ads, personalising content based on your interests | Yes |
| Preference | Remembering settings like language or layout choices | No – these improve your experience |
Necessary cookies
These run without asking because they're essential for the site to function. One example: the cookie that records whether you've accepted our cookie banner. Without it, the banner would reappear every time you load a new page.
Analytics cookies
We use analytics tools to see which pages get the most traffic, how long people read, and where visitors arrive from. The data is anonymous – we never see individual names or email addresses. You can decline these when the consent banner appears, and the site will work exactly as it should.
Marketing and advertising cookies
If you consent, we use these to understand which promotions bring visitors to the site and to show relevant content based on what you've viewed. Declining them won't break anything – you'll simply see less tailored messaging.
Third-party scripts we don't control
Some features on allrightcasino.uk – embedded videos, social-media buttons, analytics dashboards – are hosted by other organisations. Those services may drop their own cookies when you interact with them, and we don't manage what they collect or how long they keep it.
Examples you might encounter: Google Analytics (traffic measurement), YouTube (embedded video), Facebook or Twitter widgets. Each has its own privacy policy explaining what it does with the data. We've linked the most common ones below so you can read their terms directly.
- Google Analytics privacy – policies.google.com/privacy
- YouTube cookies – support.google.com/youtube/answer/171780
- Facebook data policy – facebook.com/privacy
Turning cookies off in your browser
Every modern browser lets you block or delete cookies. The exact steps vary, but the principle is the same: open your browser's settings, find the privacy or security section, and adjust the cookie controls. Here's where to look in the four most popular browsers.
Chrome
Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data. Choose "Block all cookies" to stop everything, or "Block third-party cookies" to allow only the sites you visit directly.
Firefox
Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data. Pick "Standard", "Strict", or "Custom" blocking. Strict mode stops most trackers but may break a few embedded features.
Safari
Preferences → Privacy → Cookies and website data. Tick "Block all cookies" for a blanket ban, or use "Prevent cross-site tracking" to block third parties while allowing the sites you visit.
Edge
Settings → Cookies and site permissions → Cookies and site data. Toggle "Block third-party cookies" or clear stored cookies under "See all cookies and site data".
Worth remembering: blocking all cookies can stop login pages, shopping baskets and preference settings from working. Most people find that blocking third-party cookies strikes the right balance – the sites they visit still function, and cross-site tracking is reduced.
What happens when you decline
If you say no to analytics and marketing cookies through our consent banner, we honour that choice. The site remains fully usable – every page loads, every link works. You'll still see the necessary cookies (the ones that keep the session secure and remember your banner decision), but we won't collect traffic data or show personalised promotions.
You can change your mind at any time by clearing your browser's cookies and revisiting the site, or by using the cookie-preference link in the footer if we've added one.
When this policy changes
We update this page whenever we add a new cookie category or change the way we handle your data. The date at the bottom shows when we last revised it. Significant changes – like adding a new analytics provider – get flagged here with a short explanation of what's different.
Check back occasionally if you're curious, or contact us at [email protected] with questions about how a specific cookie works.
Last updated: 16 January 2026
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