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Lunaloots Cookie Policy
How we use cookies on our site, and the choices you have as a visitor from Australia.
This Lunaloots cookie policy explains, in plain terms, how small data files called cookies work on our site. We use them to keep pages running smoothly and to understand, in general terms, how our site is used. This page sets out what cookies are, the broad categories our site may use, and how you can manage them in your own browser.
Cookies are small text files that a website stores on your device when you visit. They are a standard part of how modern websites function, letting a site remember settings between visits, keep a session active while you browse, or gather anonymised usage patterns. None of this is unique to us; it is how the wider web, including online gaming sites, generally operates.

Why websites use cookies
Across the gaming and entertainment sector, cookies typically fall into a few broad groups. Strictly necessary cookies support core functions such as navigation and security, and a site generally cannot work properly without them. Preference cookies remember choices a visitor has made, such as display settings, so they do not need to be re-entered on every page.
Analytics cookies, where used, help a site understand which pages are visited and how people move through them, usually in aggregated and anonymised form. Some sites also use cookies tied to advertising or to third-party embedded content, such as video players or social widgets, which may be set by the third party rather than the site itself.
What this means for you
Whatever categories apply on a given visit, the general principle across the industry is the same: cookies support the technical running of a site and help operators understand usage patterns, not to identify you personally.
Managing cookies in your browser
Every modern browser lets you view, block or delete cookies, and most offer settings to control cookies on a site-by-site basis. These controls typically sit under a privacy or security section of the browser's settings menu, and the exact wording varies between Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge.
Blocking all cookies can affect how a website behaves, since some pages rely on them to remember basic settings during a session. If you are unsure which categories matter most to you, your browser's help documentation is the most reliable place to check current options.
Cookie categories at a glance
| Category | General purpose |
|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Supports core site functions such as navigation and session security. |
| Preference | Remembers display and language choices between visits. |
| Analytics | Helps measure page usage in aggregated, anonymised form. |
| Third-party content | Set by embedded players or widgets a page may include. |
Related information
This page covers cookies specifically. For details of how we handle other account and transaction topics, visit the relevant page directly rather than relying on general web pages elsewhere. If you want to understand how deposits and withdrawals are generally structured on gaming sites, our payment methods page is the right place to look, while questions about playing on a phone or tablet belong on our mobile casino page.
If you are weighing up live, dealer-hosted formats against other game types, our live dealer page explains how that category typically works. Keeping these subjects on their own pages means each one can be explained properly, rather than folding everything into a single policy document.

Cookie policy questions
What is a cookie?
A cookie is a small text file a website stores on your device when you visit, used to remember settings or support basic site functions.
Can I browse with cookies turned off?
Most browsers let you block cookies, though some pages may not display or function as intended without them, since certain settings rely on cookies to persist.
Do cookies identify me personally?
Generally, cookies used for analytics or preferences are aggregated and anonymised rather than tied to an individual's identity, in line with standard web practice.
Where do I change my cookie settings?
Cookie controls live within your browser's privacy or security settings menu, where you can typically view, block or delete cookies by site.
