Cookie Policy
What Cookies Mean at Magic Win Casino
A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to store, so that the next page you open knows something about the last one. Without them a site forgets you between clicks, which for a casino means losing your sign-in on the way from the lobby to the cashier. Similar technologies such as local storage and pixels do related jobs, and this policy treats them the same way.
The short answers to the questions this page gets asked most are collected below. The sections after it give the reasoning behind each one.
This page explains which files we set, what each category is for, how long it lasts and how to change your mind. It sits alongside our privacy policy, which covers personal data more broadly.
Why Magic Win Casino Sets Cookies
The first reason is simply making the site work. A signed-in session, a balance that stays correct across pages, a game that reopens where you left it and a cashier that resists tampering all depend on information carried from one request to the next.
The second is remembering preferences, such as the language, the odds format and whether a panel is open or collapsed. The third is measurement, which tells us which pages load slowly and where members give up on a process. The fourth is marketing, which only runs with consent and lets us avoid showing an offer to someone who has already taken it.
Cookie Categories at Magic Win Casino
Everything we set falls into one of four categories, and only the first is exempt from consent. The table below lists them with a plain description of what each does and whether it can be refused.
| Category | What it does | Typical lifetime | Can it be refused |
|---|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Keeps you signed in, protects the cashier, balances load | Session to 12 months | No, the site breaks without them |
| Preference | Remembers language, odds format and layout choices | Up to 12 months | Yes |
| Performance | Counts page loads and errors to find slow pages | Up to 24 months | Yes |
| Marketing | Measures campaigns and limits repeat offers | Up to 13 months | Yes |
| Security | Detects unusual sign-ins and duplicate accounts | Session to 12 months | No, it is part of protecting the account |
| Session storage | Holds a game state while a tab is open | Until the tab closes | No |
Refusing an optional category never blocks play. It changes what the site remembers about your preferences and how much we can see about which pages need work.
The practical effects of refusing each optional group are short enough to list. None of them touches your balance, your bonuses or your ability to play.
- Preference files off: language and odds format reset on every visit
- Performance files off: slow pages take us longer to find and fix
- Marketing files off: the same offer may be shown more than once
- Everything optional off: the lobby, the cashier and support still work normally
- Strictly necessary files blocked in the browser: sign-in and the cashier stop working
Cookies and the Magic Win Casino Account
Once you sign in, a session cookie identifies the browser to your account so that every later request is attached to the right balance. That file carries a token rather than your password, and it is invalidated when you sign out, when the password changes or when the session expires.
A second group supports the cashier, where a payment page must know that the request came from the same session that started it. These are the files that make it hard for a third party to slip a transaction in sideways, which is why they sit in the strictly necessary group.
MagicWin Casino Cookie Lifetimes
Lifetimes vary by job. A session cookie dies when the browser closes. A preference cookie usually lasts up to a year, because a setting you chose last month should still apply next month. Measurement files run longer so that a year-on-year comparison is possible, and marketing files are the shortest-lived of the optional groups.
Nothing lasts indefinitely. Where a file sits near the top of its range, we shorten it when the job can be done in less time.
Third-Party Cookies at Magic Win Casino
Some files are set by suppliers rather than by us. Game studios set what their software needs to run a session. Payment providers set files during a transaction to keep the payment page secure. Measurement and campaign suppliers set files only where you have agreed to the matching category.
Those suppliers are bound by contract to use what they collect for the job we asked them to do and nothing else. Refusing a category stops the matching third-party files from being set at all.
Magic Win Casino Cookies on a Phone
The mobile lobby uses the same files as the desktop one, because it is the same site rather than a separate app. A home-screen shortcut inherits the browser's cookie settings, so a choice made in Safari or Chrome applies to the icon as well.
Clearing site data on a phone signs you out and resets preferences, exactly as it would on a laptop. Private browsing mode drops everything when the window closes, which means signing in again on every visit.
Managing Cookies at Magic Win Casino
You can change your mind at any time, either in our cookie settings panel or in the browser itself. The panel is the gentler route because it only touches this site, while browser settings apply everywhere.
- Open the cookie settings link in the footer of any page.
- Switch each optional category on or off as you prefer.
- Save the choice, which takes effect immediately.
- In Chrome, use Settings, then Privacy and security, then Cookies and other site data.
- In Safari, use Settings, then Safari, then Advanced and Website Data.
- In Firefox or Edge, use Settings, then Privacy, and choose Manage data.
Magic Win Casino and Do Not Track Signals
Browsers can send a Do Not Track header, but there is still no agreed standard for what a site must do when it arrives. Rather than claim support for something undefined, we treat our own consent panel as the authoritative record of your choice.
Global Privacy Control signals are different, and where a browser sends one we treat it as a refusal of the optional categories. That is applied automatically and does not need a second action from you.
Withdrawing Consent at Casino Magic Win
Consent can be withdrawn whenever you like, through the same panel that recorded it. The change applies from that moment forward, which means files already set stay on the device until they expire or you clear them.
Clearing the browser's site data removes them immediately. Doing so signs you out, so it is best done at the end of a session rather than in the middle of one.
Cookies That Magic Win Casino Will Not Set
We do not set files that build a profile of your browsing on unrelated sites, and we do not sell information collected through cookies. We do not use fingerprinting techniques to identify a device after you have refused the optional categories.
Nor do we condition access on accepting optional files. The lobby, the cashier and support all work with every optional category switched off.
A few further practices are worth stating plainly, because they are the ones members ask about most. All of them apply whichever device you use.
- No file we set records the games you play on other operators’ sites
- No optional file is reinstated after you have refused it, on any device
- No consent choice is carried over from a previous version of this policy
- No file stores a password, a card number or a document
Changes to This Cookie Policy at Magic Win Casino
This policy is updated when we add or remove a supplier, when a category changes or when the law moves. The version date sits at the foot of the page, and a change that affects what we ask consent for is announced in the consent panel before it applies.
Questions about a specific file, including what it is called and what it stores, go to the support desk. We will answer in writing with the detail rather than with a summary.