Cookie Policy
Cookies are small text files that a site asks a browser to keep. HighFlyBet Casino relies on them to hold a session open, remember a setting, keep the cashier safe and read which parts of the lobby are used. This notice names each one, explains what it does and shows how to change or clear it.
It sits alongside the privacy notice rather than standing in for it, and the two are best read together. Website and mobile build fall under the same rules, since both are the one product behind a single login.
HighFlyBet Casino Browser Files Explained Plainly
A cookie carries a short piece of text and a date beyond which the browser discards it. A few last only until the window closes; others endure for months so a returning member is spared the same question twice. Nothing inside a cookie names a person, and none of ours carry a password or a full card number.
Neighbouring jobs are done by similar technologies. A larger setting is kept inside the browser by local storage. Whether a message was opened is confirmed by a pixel. Whether a transaction completed is reported by a kit inside a payment window. Wherever any of these behave like a cookie, the same consent rules apply to them.
Four purposes account for nearly every file we set: keeping a signed-in session open, protecting the cashier from fraud, holding a display or odds choice, and reading page use in aggregate.
How a HighFlyBet Casino Cookie Choice Gets Recorded and Stored
On a first visit a banner sets out the groups and waits. The strictly necessary files load immediately, since the site cannot work without them and the law seeks no consent for that group. All else stays dormant until a choice is registered, and refusing is every bit as easy as accepting.
A choice on record holds for twelve months, after which the banner asks once more. It can be altered sooner from the cookie settings link, a change taking hold at the next page load. Withdrawing consent halts later collection; it does not erase what was already measured, though that rests in aggregate and traces back to no one.
Files the Site Cannot Run Without at HighFlyBet
This group is what makes the site work and cannot be turned off from the banner. They carry the signed-in session, hold a token that blocks request forgery, remember the language the interface is in and record the cookie choice itself. Short of them a sign-in would not outlast a page change and the cashier would decline to open.
Nothing in this group follows behaviour across other sites, and none reach advertisers. They expire when the browser closes or after a brief fixed period, whichever arrives first.
HighFlyBet Casino Preference Files and Saved Settings
The small choices that smooth a return visit are what preference files keep: a dismissed notice, a muted sound setting, a game view, an odds format. They are optional, and declining them costs nothing beyond making those choices afresh each visit.
They live on the device rather than on a profile, and they are not used to assemble a picture of a member for marketing. Clearing them from the browser returns the interface to its defaults with the account untouched.
How Visits Across HighFlyBet Casino Pages Are Counted Up
Analytics files tally visits, time on a page, the path through the lobby and the point a session ended. Their output is aggregated, so what we see is that a shelf is seldom opened and not that a particular member steered clear of it.
What we do with the figures is narrow and practical:
- Catching pages that load slowly on a given class of device.
- Marking where a form is abandoned so it can be trimmed.
- Judging whether a new shelf is being discovered or buried.
- Settling which screen widths get layout work next.
Declining analytics leaves gameplay, bonuses and payouts as they were. The sole effect is that your visit is left out of the totals.
Campaign and Advertising Files at Casino HighFlyBet
Campaign files record that a visit arrived from a particular promotion and whether it ended in a registration. They allow an offer to appear once rather than repeatedly and stop the same promotion from trailing a member who has already taken it.
This is the group most people wish to refuse, and refusing takes a single tap. It does not thin the offers inside the account, as promotions are attached to the account rather than a browser. All it means is that the content shown before you sign in is generic instead of tailored.
HighFlyBet Casino Files Named One by One
Each file we set, its purpose, its lifetime and its group are listed in the table.
| Name | Group | Purpose | Lifetime | Set by |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| session_id | Strictly necessary | Holds a signed-in session to the browser | Until the browser shuts | This site |
| csrf_token | Strictly necessary | Blocks forged requests to the cashier and forms | Session | This site |
| cookie_choice | Strictly necessary | Records the consent given on the banner | 12 months | This site |
| locale | Strictly necessary | Holds the interface language chosen | 12 months | This site |
| odds_format | Preference | Remembers decimal, fractional or American pricing | 6 months | This site |
| view_mode | Preference | Stores the grid or list layout for the lobby | 6 months | This site |
| sound_pref | Preference | Keeps game audio muted or on between visits | 6 months | This site |
| notice_seen | Preference | Stops a dismissed message returning | 3 months | This site |
| stat_visit | Analytics | Counts a visit and the pages opened in it | 24 months | Analytics supplier |
| stat_session | Analytics | Tells one visit from the next | 30 minutes | Analytics supplier |
| campaign_ref | Campaign | Notes the campaign a visit arrived from | 30 days | This site |
| promo_shown | Campaign | Keeps the same offer from showing over and over | 14 days | This site |
Names may shift when a supplier updates its product. The table is gone over each quarter and whenever a new file arrives.
Which Outside Files the HighFlyBet Casino Pages End Up Loading
Parts of the page arrive from other companies and may set files of their own. A game loaded from a studio keeps a session reference so a round survives a dropped line. A payment window run by a processor carries fraud checks of its own. An open conversation is retained by the live chat widget so that a page change does not drop it.
What those companies set is beyond our control, and their own notices govern it. What we do control is which of them appear at all, and that list is held as short as the service allows. No ad network is embedded in the signed-in part of the site.
Clearing or Blocking Files Away From HighFlyBet
Browser settings offer a broader hold than our banner, as they reach every site at once. The route varies a little by product, and the four most common are below.
On Google Chrome
Open Settings, then Privacy and security, then the Third-party cookies entry to decide how much is allowed. Site-level control lives under Settings, Privacy and security, Site settings, where a single site can be blocked or cleared with the rest left as they are.
Safari for Mac and iOS
On a Mac, open Safari then Settings and turn to the Privacy tab, which additionally carries Manage Website Data for wiping a single site. On an iPhone or iPad the same controls are in the Settings app under Safari, Block All Cookies and Clear History and Website Data among them.
Over in Mozilla Firefox
Open Settings and then Privacy and Security, where Standard, Strict and Custom levels are on offer. Cookies and Site Data beneath that clears stored files or blocks a single site by way of Manage Exceptions.
Inside Microsoft Edge
Open Settings, then Cookies and site permissions, then the line on managing and deleting stored data. A block list sits on that same page beside an allow list, while the Tracking prevention panel above fixes the broader level.
HighFlyBet Casino Behaviour With Files Switched Off
Blocking the optional files costs little. The interface forgets a setting or two, the banner comes back sooner and your visit falls out of the usage figures. Gameplay, bonuses, the cashier and payouts carry on as before.
Blocking the strictly necessary files is a different matter. The sign-in will not hold past the first page change, the cashier declines to open and security tokens fail, which the site reads as a possible attack. Where a session keeps dropping, an over-zealous cookie block is the first thing to look at, then any privacy extension on the page.
Why a HighFlyBet Casino Page Ignores a Do Not Track Header
A browser can send a Do Not Track header, yet no agreed standard exists for what a site should do with it, so we do not take it as a consent choice on its own. The controls that actually govern what is set are our banner and the cookie settings panel.
Global Privacy Control signals are another case, and we do honour them where a browser sends one, treating the signal as a refusal of campaign and analytics files. Strictly necessary cookies continue regardless, as the site cannot run without them.
Revisions Made to This Notice by Casino HighFlyBet
The notice is reviewed quarterly, and sooner where a supplier changes or a new file arrives. The revision date sits at the foot of the page so a returning member can see at a glance whether anything has shifted.
Material changes, a new group or a new third party among them, reset the consent record and bring the banner back. Minor fixes, a renamed file or a clearer line, are made without interrupting anyone. Nothing in a revision reaches back to data already gathered under an earlier version.