Cookies Policy | Grand Rush Casino

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files or similar data files that may be stored on your computer, mobile phone, tablet or other device when you visit a website. They allow a website to recognise a device, remember selected settings and provide information about how the website is used. Some cookies are placed by Grand Rush Casino, while others may be placed by service providers that support website functions.

Cookies can be session cookies or persistent cookies. Session cookies are generally removed when you close your browser. Persistent cookies remain on your device for a set period or until you delete them. The length of time a cookie remains may depend on its purpose, the service using it and your browser settings.

Similar technologies may include pixels, tags, software development kits, local storage and other tools that collect or store information on a device. For convenience, this policy refers to cookies and these related technologies together as cookies. They may help the website operate consistently, remember your preferences and provide a more relevant experience.

Why cookies may be used

To keep the website functioning and help pages load correctly.
To support account access, session management and security checks where these functions are available.
To remember choices such as language, display or consent preferences.
To help identify technical problems, unusual activity or potential misuse.
To understand which pages, features and content are useful to visitors.
To measure website performance and improve navigation and services.
To support communications or advertising activity where this is permitted and relevant choices have been made.

Types of cookies we may use

The exact cookies used on the website may change as features, technology and service providers change. Cookies can be grouped into the following broad categories. Not every category will be active on every page or for every visitor.

Strictly necessary cookies

These cookies are needed for basic website functions. They may help with page security, traffic management, account sessions, fraud prevention, consent records and other technical operations. Because some website features may not work without them, they may not always be available for opt-out through a cookie preference tool. Blocking them in your browser may prevent parts of the website from operating correctly.

Preference and functionality cookies

These cookies remember information that makes the website easier to use. For example, they may remember a setting you selected, the way a page is displayed or whether a notice has already been shown. If you reject these cookies, you may need to repeat certain choices when you return to the website.

Analytics and performance cookies

These cookies help us understand how visitors use the website, such as which pages are viewed, how visitors move between pages and whether a page displays an error. The information may be collected in a form designed to help measure performance rather than identify you directly. Analytics information can be used to improve content, usability, reliability and the overall website experience.

Marketing and advertising cookies

Where used and where permitted, these cookies may help measure campaigns, limit repeated advertising, understand interactions with promotional content or show information that may be more relevant to a visitor. Marketing cookies may be provided by third parties. You may be able to refuse these cookies through the website’s consent controls or your browser settings. Refusing them does not necessarily mean that you will receive no advertising; it may mean that advertising is less tailored to your interests.

Security and responsible use

Cookies and similar technologies may support security monitoring and the reliable operation of the website. They do not replace account security measures or responsible gambling controls. Cookie settings do not change eligibility requirements, account terms, deposit or withdrawal processes, safer gambling tools or any applicable legal obligations.

Your cookie choices

When you first visit the website, you may be shown a cookie notice or preference tool. Depending on the technology in use and applicable requirements, you may be able to accept optional cookies, reject optional cookies or choose individual categories. Your choices may be saved on your device so that the preference notice does not appear each time you visit.

You can usually change your choices later by using the available cookie settings link or preference controls on the website. If those controls are not visible, you can manage cookies through your browser. Most browsers allow you to view stored cookies, delete selected cookies, block all cookies or receive a warning before a cookie is stored.

Open your browser’s privacy, security or site settings.
Review the controls for cookies, website data or local storage.
Choose whether to allow, block or delete cookies, either generally or for particular websites.
Close and reopen the browser, or refresh the website, if necessary.
Review your settings again after browser updates or when using a different device.

The steps and names of settings differ between browsers and devices. Blocking or deleting all cookies may affect sign-in, saved preferences, security functions and other parts of the website. Some settings may also be reset when you clear browsing data. If you use more than one browser or device, you may need to manage preferences separately on each one.

Cookie choices may not remove information that has already been collected or stored before the choice was made. They may also not prevent all forms of information collection, such as information required for website security, account administration or compliance purposes. Any available cookie preference tool will describe the choices offered at the time.

Third-party services, privacy and updates

Some website functions may rely on third-party providers. These providers may use cookies or similar technologies to deliver hosting, security, analytics, payment-related support, customer service, advertising, content or other technical services. Their technologies may be subject to their own privacy and cookie notices. Grand Rush Casino does not control every setting or practice of an independent third party, so you should review the relevant provider information where appropriate.

Information collected through cookies may be linked with other information that you provide or that is generated when you use the website. How personal information is collected, used, disclosed, stored and protected is explained in the Privacy Policy. That policy also sets out information about privacy choices and rights that may apply to you under Australian law or other applicable requirements.

The website may use information from cookies to help maintain a safe and reliable online environment. This can include detecting automated activity, investigating suspected misuse, protecting accounts and supporting legal or regulatory obligations. We aim to use information for appropriate purposes and to retain it only for as long as reasonably required, subject to applicable obligations and legitimate operational needs.

Changes to this policy

This Cookies Policy may be updated when the website, technology, service providers or applicable requirements change. The updated version will be published on this page with a revised date where appropriate. A significant change may also be brought to your attention through the website or a cookie notice. You should review this page from time to time to understand the current approach.

If you have questions about cookies, review the available website settings and the Privacy Policy before continuing to use the website. By continuing to browse after an update, you acknowledge that you have had an opportunity to review the revised policy. Where consent is required for optional cookies, your consent will be requested through the relevant controls.