This page explains how Allright Casino uses cookies on allright-casino.uk, the small text files your browser stores when you visit. It covers what each type does, which ones need your consent, and how to switch them off if you'd rather not have them.
A cookie doesn't identify you by name. It's a short piece of data your browser holds and sends back to our server on your next visit, which is how the site remembers a language choice or keeps you logged in without asking twice. None of the cookies on this site read files on your device or track you across other websites we don't control.
Types of cookies we use
We group cookies into four categories, and each one does a different job. The table below sets out what each type is for and whether you can turn it off.
| Category | Purpose | Consent needed |
|---|---|---|
| Necessary | Keeps the site working — page navigation, security, remembering your cookie choice | No |
| Analytics | Measures which pages are visited and how, so we know what to fix or improve | Yes |
| Marketing and advertising | Used by third-party ad networks to show relevant adverts elsewhere online | Yes |
| Preference | Remembers settings like language so you don't reset them each visit | Yes |
Necessary cookies
These keep the basic functions of allright-casino.uk running — loading pages correctly, applying your cookie consent choice, and protecting the site against certain kinds of abuse. You can't switch these off through our consent banner because the site won't function properly without them, but you can still block them at browser level if you choose to.
Analytics, marketing and preference cookies
Analytics cookies tell us in aggregate how visitors move through the site — which pages get read, where people drop off — without identifying any one person to us. Marketing cookies come from third-party ad networks and help them show adverts that are more relevant to you when you browse other sites. Preference cookies just hold on to small settings, like your chosen language, between visits.
Third-party cookies
Some cookies on this page are set by services we embed rather than by us directly — an analytics provider, or an advertising network showing content elsewhere on the web. We don't control what those third parties do with the data once it leaves our site, so it's worth checking their own privacy notices if you want the full picture. We don't sell or pass on personal data ourselves.
Managing cookies in your browser
You can block, delete or limit cookies at any time through your browser settings, independently of the choices you make in our consent banner.
- Chrome – Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data
- Firefox – Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data
- Safari – Preferences → Privacy → Manage Website Data
- Edge – Settings → Cookies and site permissions
Blocking necessary cookies through your browser will likely break parts of the site — you may find you're logged out unexpectedly or that pages fail to load properly. Analytics, marketing and preference cookies can be declined without affecting how the site works for you.
Consent and what happens if you decline
When you first visit allright-casino.uk, a banner asks which categories you're happy to allow beyond the necessary ones. Declining analytics or marketing cookies means we simply don't set them — the site still works, you just won't be tracked for those purposes. You can change your choice at any time by clearing your cookies and revisiting the site, which brings the banner back.
Changes to this policy
We may update this page if the cookies we use change or if the law around consent changes. Any revision appears here with a new date, so it's worth a glance back if you haven't visited in a while.
Contact
Questions about this cookie policy can be sent to [email protected]. This site is intended for visitors aged 18 and over (18+).
Last updated: 6 January 2026.
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