Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains how Flashing Fortune Casino uses cookies and similar technologies on our website (the “Site”). It also explains the choices you have, including how to manage cookies in your browser.

By using the Site, you may allow cookies to be placed on your device, unless you change your browser settings or make different choices through any cookie preference tools we provide.

Cookies, Explained Without the Jargon

Cookies are small text files that websites store on your computer, phone, or tablet. They help the Site “remember” information about your visit - like whether you’re logged in, which pages you’ve visited, and what settings you selected.

Some cookies are deleted when you close your browser (often called session cookies). Others stay on your device for longer (often called persistent cookies) so the Site can recognize your browser on a future visit.

Why We Use Cookies on Flashing Fortune Casino

Cookies help the Site work the way players expect, and they can also help us spot technical issues and protect accounts. Depending on how you use the Site, cookies may be used to:

• Keep core features running, such as page navigation and account access
• Support security functions, including helping detect suspicious activity
• Save preferences, like language settings or display choices
• Measure Site performance and understand which pages are being used the most
• Improve content and features over time based on aggregated usage patterns

The Types of Cookies You May See Here

Different cookies do different jobs. Some are set by Flashing Fortune Casino (first-party cookies), and others are set by service providers we use (third-party cookies).

Essential Cookies (Strictly Necessary)

Essential cookies are required for the Site to function. Without them, certain services may not work correctly, such as logging in, moving between secure pages, or keeping a session stable.

Because these cookies are needed to deliver the Site, they generally can’t be switched off through preference tools. You can still block them in your browser, but the Site may not work as intended.

Functional Cookies (Preferences and Convenience)

Functional cookies help remember choices you make so you don’t have to re-enter them every time you return. For example, these cookies may store preference settings or help keep the experience consistent across pages.

Disabling functional cookies usually won’t break the Site entirely, but it can make it less convenient.

Performance and Analytics Cookies (How the Site Is Used)

Performance cookies help us understand how visitors use the Site - which sections get traffic, how long pages take to load, and whether users run into errors. The information is typically aggregated and used to improve reliability and usability, not to identify you by name.

If you disable these cookies, we’ll have less visibility into what’s working well and what needs fixing, which can slow down improvements over time.

Marketing Cookies (Advertising and Measurement)

Marketing cookies may be used to measure the effectiveness of promotions or advertising campaigns, limit how often you see certain ads, or understand what brought visitors to the Site.

If these cookies are disabled, you may still see ads, but they may be less relevant, and campaign reporting may be less accurate.

Third-Party Cookies and Services

Some cookies may be placed by third parties that provide services we rely on. These can include analytics providers, security tools, and marketing or measurement partners.

Third-party cookies are governed by the third party’s own policies, not this Cookie Policy. We recommend reviewing the privacy and cookie disclosures of those services when you want deeper detail about their technologies and retention periods.

Your Choices: Consent, Controls, and Opting Out

Where required, we’ll request consent before placing non-essential cookies. If we provide a cookie banner or preference center, you can use it to accept, reject, or customize optional cookie categories.

You can also control cookies directly through your browser settings, including:

• Viewing which cookies are stored
• Deleting cookies already on your device
• Blocking all cookies, or blocking cookies from specific sites
• Setting rules for third-party cookies

Keep in mind that blocking or deleting cookies can sign you out, remove saved preferences, and prevent parts of the Site from working properly.

How to Manage Cookies in Common Browsers

Most browsers allow cookie controls through a “Settings,” “Privacy,” or “Security” menu. Because steps change over time, the most reliable method is to search your browser’s help section for “cookies” and follow the latest instructions.

After you change cookie settings, you may need to close and reopen your browser for the changes to fully apply.

What Happens If You Disable Cookies

Disabling cookies can affect Site features in practical ways. Depending on what you block, you may experience issues such as:

• Trouble staying logged in
• Pages not remembering preferences you selected
• Slower troubleshooting when something isn’t working, because performance data is limited

If you run into problems after adjusting cookie settings, try re-enabling cookies for this Site or clearing cookies and restarting your browser.

Related Policies Worth Reading

Cookies are one part of how information is handled on a website. For more detail on how personal information may be collected and used, review our Privacy Policy.

Updates to This Cookie Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy to reflect changes in technology, legal requirements, or how the Site operates. When we make changes, we’ll revise the content on this page and update the effective date where appropriate.

If the changes are significant, we may provide additional notice through the Site.

Questions or Requests About Privacy

For questions about this Cookie Policy or privacy-related concerns, contact our support team by email at vip@flashingfortunecasino.com.

Using the Site always involves some level of data processing through cookies or similar tools. The best approach is to set preferences you’re comfortable with, then revisit them occasionally - especially after browser updates or device changes.