21LuckyBet Cookie Policy
How we use cookies and similar technologies across our site, and how you can manage them.
This 21LuckyBet cookie policy explains, in plain terms, what cookies are, why our site uses them, and what choices you have as a visitor. We want you to understand how your browser interacts with our pages before you play, so we have set the detail out clearly rather than burying it in dense legal wording.
Cookies are small text files that a website stores on your device when you visit it. They help a site remember information about your visit, such as your preferred settings or whether you have already seen a particular notice. On their own, cookies cannot identify you personally, but they do let a site recognise your browser on a return visit.
We use cookies to keep our site working properly, to remember choices you make while browsing, and to understand broadly how our pages are used so we can keep improving them. Where any cookie is not strictly necessary for the site to function, we aim to give you a clear choice about whether to accept it.
Why cookies matter for a gambling site
A gambling site depends on cookies more than most, because sessions, language settings and consent choices all need to persist as you move between pages. Without cookies, a site would ask you to repeat the same choices on every single screen, which would make browsing our slots, our live casino pages or our mobile casino pages needlessly frustrating.
We also use cookies to support the responsible-gambling tools that a site of this kind is expected to offer, such as remembering that you have dismissed a safer-gambling message so it does not repeat unnecessarily. None of this replaces reading the fuller detail on the official site, which we always recommend for the current specifics.
Types of cookies we use
Necessary cookies
Necessary cookies let core features of our site work at all, such as keeping you signed into a session or remembering that you have accepted our cookie notice. These cookies do not track you across other sites and cannot be switched off through our own settings, because doing so would stop basic pages from loading correctly. They typically expire once you close your browser or after a short defined period, and they never carry marketing content. If you block them entirely at browser level, parts of our site may stop working as intended, so we recommend leaving them enabled while you browse.
Preference cookies
Preference cookies remember choices you have made, such as a display setting or a language you prefer to read in. They make return visits smoother by sparing you from resetting the same option every time you land on a page. These cookies are not required for the site to function, but they improve the experience once you have set them the way you like. You can usually clear them through your browser's own settings without affecting your account or any balance held with us.
Analytics cookies
Analytics cookies help us understand, in aggregate, which pages are visited and how people move through our site. This information guides decisions about layout and content, including pages such as our payment methods guide or our bonus types page. Analytics cookies do not usually identify you by name, and where a tool offers an opt-out, we try to surface that choice rather than hide it. We review this category periodically so that it stays limited to what genuinely helps us improve the site.
Managing your cookie choices
Most browsers let you view, delete or block cookies through their own settings menu, and you can usually do this on a site-by-site basis rather than all at once. If you prefer not to accept non-essential cookies at all, you can adjust your browser to refuse them, though this may affect how smoothly some pages behave. We suggest checking your browser's help section for the exact steps, since the menus differ between devices and versions. Clearing cookies will usually sign you out of any active session and reset any preferences you had previously saved with us.
Cookies and your account
Cookies connected to your session help keep you signed in as you move between pages, which is more convenient than logging in again on every screen. This is separate from any specific payment, verification or withdrawal detail, which we do not set out here because that belongs on the official site rather than on a policy page about cookies. If you want a full picture of how deposits, payouts or account checks work in practice, the official 21LuckyBet site is the right place to look, and we would rather point you there than guess.
We keep this cookie policy focused on cookies themselves rather than on wider account mechanics, so that each page of our site answers the question it was actually built to answer. Where a topic sits more naturally on another page, we link to it instead of repeating it here.
Check your browser settings
Open your browser's privacy or settings menu to see which cookies are currently stored for our site.
Choose what to keep
Decide which categories you are comfortable with, keeping in mind that blocking necessary cookies may limit how the site works.
Revisit anytime
You can return to your browser settings at any point to clear or change your cookie choices as often as you like.
Changes to this policy
We may update this cookie policy from time to time to reflect changes in the technologies our site uses or in the way cookies are categorised generally. Any update will appear on this page, so we encourage checking back occasionally rather than assuming nothing has changed. This page does not cover our wider data-handling practices, which live in our privacy policy and our terms, both worth reading alongside this one. Together, those three pages give a fuller picture of how we handle information connected to your visit.