Razed Casino Cookie Policy

This Razed Casino cookie policy explains what cookies are, why our site places them on your device, and how they help pages load correctly for visitors across Canada. We keep this explanation short and practical, because most of what cookies do is invisible until something goes wrong with a login session or a saved preference.

A cookie is a small text file that a browser stores when you visit a page. It does not run code on its own and it cannot reach into other files on your device. Instead, it lets our site remember small facts between requests, such as whether you have already dismissed a notice or which part of the site you were browsing a moment ago. Some of these files disappear when you close the browser tab, while others persist so a return visit still recognizes basic settings.

Why our site sets cookies

We rely on cookies mainly to keep the site functional and consistent from one page to the next. Session cookies help maintain a signed-in state while you move between the games library and other sections, so you are not asked to authenticate again on every click. Without this category, basic navigation would feel broken, since the browser would treat each page load as a stranger.

A second group of cookies supports performance and layout. They remember display choices, such as how a shelf of tiles was last scrolled, or whether a banner has already been shown. These cookies do not carry payment details or identity documents; they simply hold small flags tied to your current browser, and they exist to make repeated visits smoother rather than to build a profile of you.

Essential versus optional cookies

Essential cookies are the ones our site cannot function without, covering session handling and basic security checks during account verification and KYC steps where they apply. Optional cookies, by contrast, cover convenience features you can decline without losing access to the core site. We try to keep the optional list short, since a cookie that only saves us guesswork is not worth the extra data sitting on your device.

If you ever clear your cookies, expect to be asked to log in again and to see any dismissed banners return. That is normal and simply means the small memory files were removed along with everything else stored by the browser for this site.

Managing cookies in your browser

Every modern browser lets you view, block or delete cookies through its settings menu. You can usually choose to accept all cookies, block third-party cookies only, or be asked each time a new cookie is set. These controls sit outside our site, inside the browser itself, so the exact wording differs between Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge.

Blocking cookies entirely will likely affect how our site behaves. Pages that depend on a signed-in session, including anything tied to the login process, may stop remembering you between page loads. If you only want to limit optional cookies while keeping the site usable, look for a setting that blocks third-party trackers rather than all cookies at once.

Cookies and your account

Cookies are separate from the account verification and KYC checks we run when a deposit or withdrawal requires them. A cookie helps a browser stay recognized during a visit; it is not the mechanism used to confirm your identity or your eligibility to play. Clearing cookies will not remove your account or its verification status, since that information lives on the account itself rather than in browser storage.

Where a promotion or a bonus depends on being logged in throughout a session, an interrupted cookie can occasionally disconnect that session partway through. If a page tied to our bonus types stops recognizing you mid-visit, signing back in usually restores things without any lasting effect on your account.