Seven Casino Cookie Policy in the United Kingdom

When a user visits the Seven Casino website, small data files known as cookies are saved to their device. These files help the platform remember individual settings, track browsing activity across sessions, and deliver a consistent experience on return visits.

Cookies are used to understand how visitors interact with the platform, monitor website traffic, and evaluate overall performance. This information helps improve the services available to users over time.

Cookies do not access files stored internally on a user's device. They collect only the data that the browser makes available during a visit. Personal information stored elsewhere on a device remains unaffected by cookie technologies.

The Seven Casino platform uses three primary types of cookies, each serving a distinct purpose.

Session Cookies

Session cookies are temporary files that exist only for the duration of a browser session. They are automatically deleted once the browser is closed.

Persistent Cookies

Persistent cookies remain on a user's device after the browser is closed. They allow the website to recognise returning visitors and retain preferences across multiple visits.

Analytical Cookies

Analytical cookies collect data about how users interact with the website. This information is used to assess performance, identify areas for improvement, and refine the overall experience.

All three cookie types serve the purpose of making the platform more convenient and relevant to each individual user. Together, they support a more personalised experience without accessing private device data.

Users have full control over how cookies are managed on their device. Browser settings provide the tools needed to review, adjust, or remove cookies at any point.

The following actions are available through most standard browser settings:

• Deleting all cookies that have already been saved to the device;
• Blocking all cookies from being set in the future;
• Blocking third-party cookies while allowing first-party cookies;
• Receiving a notification before any cookie is accepted;
• Setting the browser to clear cookies automatically when it is closed;
• Managing Flash cookie permissions separately through the appropriate browser or plugin controls.

Blocking all cookies entirely may limit the functionality of the website. Certain features, such as saved preferences and automatic sign-in, rely on cookies to operate correctly. Users should consider this before disabling all cookie technologies.

Flash cookies, also referred to as local shared objects, are managed separately from standard browser cookies. They can be configured through the Flash Player Settings Manager, which provides controls for setting access permissions, restricting local storage, and adjusting security parameters.

The Flash Player Settings Manager is accessible through the browser plugin or directly via the Adobe website. Users can apply restrictions to individual websites or apply global settings across all sites.

Blocking Flash cookies, along with all other cookie technologies, may disrupt certain website functions. Features such as language preferences and automatic login may not operate as expected when all cookies are blocked. Users are advised to review which cookies are necessary before applying broad restrictions.