Cookies Policy
Zoccer Casino Cookies Policy
This Cookies Policy explains how Zoccer Casino uses cookies and other browser technologies to support basic site functions, keep accounts secure, measure performance, and remember your preferences. The goal is to be clear about what each type of cookie does and how you can manage them. The wording below focuses strictly on cookies, session handling, analytics, preferences and related browser storage.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files placed on your device by your browser when you visit a website. They store simple pieces of information such as session identifiers, preferences or anonymous usage data. Cookies themselves do not run programs on your device and cannot read files from your system.
Why cookies are used
We use cookies and equivalent browser storage to make the site work reliably, keep you logged in, remember language and display settings, measure how the site performs, and to provide safer, faster browsing. Cookies also help deliver personalised content and manage consent choices so you don’t have to repeat them every visit.
Essential cookies
Essential cookies are necessary for the basic operation of the site. These include session identifiers that allow you to log in, keep items in a temporary session, and complete transactions. Without essential cookies, key areas such as account access, cashier pages and some game lobbies will not function correctly.
Session cookies
Session cookies last only while your browser is open. They are used to maintain short-term state such as an active login session or temporary selections during a visit. Session cookies are deleted automatically when you close your browser.
Persistent cookies
Persistent cookies remain on your device after the browser is closed and are used to remember preferences and settings between visits. Examples include keeping you logged in when you choose a remember-me option, storing a language choice, or holding cookie consent so you are not asked repeatedly.
Functional cookies
Functional cookies enable features that improve day-to-day use of the site. They remember UI preferences, preferred currency or language, and basic choices such as display mode. Functional cookies do not typically track behaviour across unrelated sites.
Analytics and performance cookies
Analytics cookies collect anonymised, aggregated information about how people use the site. We use this data to identify pages that load slowly, to measure feature usage, and to spot common navigation paths. Aggregated analytics helps improve page speed and reduce errors without identifying individual users.
Preference and language settings
Cookies store language, time zone and other display preferences so that pages load in your chosen format. These settings are practical: when you return, the site applies your stored preference instead of asking again.
Login and session continuity
Cookies support persistent login tokens and session restoration. When you choose to stay logged in, a secure persistent cookie may be used to recognise your device and resume your session. For security, these cookies are limited in scope and can be revoked by logging out or clearing cookies.
Device recognition
Cookies help recognise trusted devices so that routine checks are reduced for returning users. This speeds up verification steps while still allowing us to prompt for additional checks when unusual behaviour is detected.
Security-related cookies
Security cookies help protect accounts and the site. They support features such as CSRF protection, brute-force mitigation, fraud detection signals and secure session handling. These cookies are focused on protecting your session and are treated as essential for safe operation.
Browser storage technologies
In addition to cookies, the site may use browser storage such as localStorage, sessionStorage and IndexedDB to improve functionality. These store small amounts of non-sensitive data client-side to speed up page rendering or to keep temporary state. Unlike cookies, some of these technologies are not automatically sent to the server with each request.
Third-party integrations
Some pages include integrations that set their own cookies. These may come from analytics services, payment providers, game or streaming partners, and social widgets. Third parties control their own cookies and may have separate policies. We recommend reviewing the third-party privacy pages for details.
Marketing and communication preferences
Marketing cookies are used only if you give consent. They help measure the effectiveness of promotions and personalise offers across sessions. If you decline marketing cookies, promotional messages may be less tailored but essential service messages and transactional emails will still be delivered.
Cookie consent management
On first visit you will typically see a cookie banner or settings control that describes cookie categories and lets you accept or decline non-essential cookies. Your choice is recorded in a cookie so the site remembers it on subsequent visits. You can change your choices at any time via the cookie banner or your account privacy settings when logged in.
Browser cookie controls
You can control cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers allow you to block or delete cookies, clear storage, or set rules for individual sites. Blocking all cookies can affect site functionality. If you use multiple devices or browsers, you will need to adjust settings on each one.
Clearing or disabling cookies
Clearing cookies removes stored preferences and may log you out of the site. Disabling non-essential cookies will limit personalisation and analytics. Essential cookies cannot be disabled without affecting core functions. Instructions for clearing cookies are available in your browser's help pages.
Site functionality impact when cookies are disabled
Disabling essential cookies prevents login and may block access to secure areas such as account pages and the cashier. Disabling functional or analytics cookies reduces convenience and makes it harder for us to detect performance issues. Marketing opt-outs will stop personalised offers but not transactional communications.
Technical diagnostics and performance optimisation
Cookies are used for technical diagnostics such as session logs, error reporting and performance tracing. This data is aggregated to identify slow pages or recurring errors so we can prioritise fixes. Diagnostic cookies do not expose personally identifiable information and are usually short-lived.
Aggregated analytics information
Most analytics data collected via cookies is aggregated and anonymised. This information helps measure traffic volumes, device types, popular games and feature usage. Aggregated metrics guide product improvements without linking reports to specific individuals.
User experience improvements
Cookies enable practical UX improvements such as remembering last-played games, saving sound or display preferences, and pre-filling forms. These small conveniences reduce repetitive steps and help pages load faster on return visits.
Managing cookies and support
To change cookie settings, use the cookie banner on the site or adjust your browser privacy controls. If you are logged in, your account privacy area may offer additional options to manage consent and marketing preferences. For questions about cookies or to request help, contact us at [email protected].
Changes to this policy
We may update this Cookies Policy to reflect changes in technology or legal requirements. Material changes will be signalled on the site and your existing cookie choices will be respected until you update them. Check this page periodically for the latest information.