Rules for using cookies and tracking technologies

What are cookies? Cookies (also known as “cookies”) are small packets of text data sent by the web server and stored directly in the browser's memory or on the hard drive of the user's device (computer, smartphone, or tablet). Each cookie contains a unique identifier that allows our platform to recognize the user's device during a subsequent visit or while navigating between different sections of the service within a single session.

Why are they necessary? These mechanisms act as the digital memory of the service. Without them, it would be impossible to maintain a stable login session, remember selected interface preferences, or effectively secure interactions against unauthorized access attempts. We use them to optimize the technical infrastructure and adapt the website architecture to the specifications of our recipients' hardware.

Strictly necessary and technical cookies These are critical files, without which the platform could not function securely. They enable navigation through the service and use of its basic tools, such as access to secured account areas or handling authentication processes. By law, these files do not require prior consent, because without them, providing the service electronically would be technically impossible.

Performance and analytical cookies These tools allow us to collect anonymous statistical information about how users interact with our service. They record technical errors, loading times of individual elements, and the most frequently visited sections of the website. This data is aggregated and fully anonymized – its sole purpose is to provide reports allowing for the improvement of the service structure and interface ergonomics.

Functional and personalization cookies Thanks to these files, the website can remember choices made by the user, such as preferred language, region, or specific graphic settings. This avoids repeating the same actions on each visit, which significantly increases the comfort of using digital services and speeds up access to content.

Advertising and marketing cookies To a limited extent, we may use technologies that help measure the effectiveness of our information campaigns. They allow us to avoid repeatedly displaying the same information to the same user and help ensure that the messages conveyed are technically relevant to the recipient in terms of their interests demonstrated during navigation.

During the first visit to our service, the user is presented with a cookies management panel. Each recipient has the full right to accept all types of cookies, reject optional ones, or configure their own range of technical accessibility. Once expressed consent can be withdrawn or changed at any time through a dedicated tool available in the footer of the page.

Regardless of the tools available directly on our platform, every user can control cookies through the global settings of their internet browser. Most modern programs allow the following actions:

• Completely block the acceptance of new cookies.
• Set notifications for every attempt to save a cookie by the web server.
• Manually delete all or selected cookies already saved on the disk.
• Use private mode (incognito), which automatically clears session data after closing the window. It is worth remembering that drastic restrictions on cookie technology may affect the stability of some elements of the service, such as automatic login or saving progress in technical interactions.

Some elements of our website may integrate external services (e.g., analytical tools). These entities may install their own cookies on the user's device. We do not have direct influence on the technical parameters of these files and recommend familiarizing yourself with the privacy policy of the providers of such services. We cooperate only with trusted technological partners who declare compliance with European data protection standards.

Snatch Casino reserves the right to periodically review this document in order to reflect changes in technology, law, or our operational practices. Any significant modifications will be published in this section along with information about the date of the last revision.