Lucky Ones Cookie Policy
This Lucky Ones cookie policy explains, in plain terms, what cookies are, why a site like ours uses them, and what choices you have as a visitor. We have written it in en-AU so it is easy to follow, and we keep it separate from our other legal notices so each one stays focused on its own subject.
We are a website that points visitors toward the official Lucky Ones casino offering. Because this page describes how our own website behaves in your browser, we speak about it directly and in the first person. For anything about accounts, deposits or promotions, we always direct you to the official site rather than describing those details here.
What a cookie actually does
A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to store. It does not run programs and it cannot reach into other files on your device. Its only job is to let a site recognise your browser again on a later visit, or while you move between pages during the same visit.
Cookies are grouped by how long they last and by who sets them. Session cookies disappear once you close your browser, while persistent cookies remain for a set period. First-party cookies are set by the site you are visiting; third-party cookies are set by another domain, often one providing analytics or embedded content.
Why a site sets cookies at all
Most cookies exist to make a website usable. They remember a language choice, keep a page working correctly as you scroll or navigate, and help a site understand which pages are useful so it can be improved over time. Without any cookies, some basic features of a modern site simply stop working.
The categories of cookies you may encounter
Not every cookie serves the same purpose, so it helps to separate them into a few broad categories. This section describes those categories in general terms, as they apply to websites of this kind, rather than listing exact vendors or durations.
Strictly necessary cookies
These cookies let core parts of a site function, such as loading pages correctly and maintaining basic navigation state. A site cannot usually be switched to work without them, which is why they are typically excluded from a cookie consent choice.
Performance and analytics cookies
These cookies help a site understand, in aggregate, how pages are used: which ones are visited, how long a visit lasts, and where a visitor came from. They are usually anonymised or pseudonymised and are aimed at improving the experience rather than identifying an individual.
Functional and preference cookies
These remember choices you have already made, like a preferred display setting, so you are not asked to repeat them on every visit. They add convenience without being essential to the page loading at all.
Reading this policy alongside our other pages
This page is one part of a wider set of legal notices we keep on our site. It sits next to, and works together with, our privacy policy and our terms, each covering its own ground rather than repeating the others.
Read our termsManaging cookies in your own browser
Every modern browser gives you control over cookies through its own settings menu. You can typically view which cookies are stored, delete some or all of them, and block new ones from being set in the future.
Turning cookies off completely can affect how a website behaves, since some pages rely on them to remember basic choices as you move around. If you prefer a stricter setting, most browsers let you allow first-party cookies while blocking third-party ones, which is a reasonable middle ground for many visitors.
Cookies and the wider Lucky Ones experience
Our website exists to help you find your way to the official Lucky Ones offering, including areas such as payment methods, the live casino at Lucky Ones and the Lucky Ones mobile casino. We do not describe specific account, deposit or bonus mechanics on this page, since those details belong on the official site and change independently of our own cookie settings.
If you are looking for information on current offers, our bonus types page explains the general categories in editorial terms, while the official site remains the place to confirm anything specific and current.