Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains how and why cookies are used when you visit Buzz Bingo Casino and related pages, including our Buzz Bingo Casino review and services. It also explains how you can control cookies in your browser and via any cookie preference tools we provide.

This policy should be read alongside our other privacy information where relevant. If you have questions after reading, you can contact us using the details in the ‘Contact us about cookies and privacy’ section below.

What cookies are (in plain English)

Cookies are small text files stored on your device (computer, mobile, or tablet) when you visit a website. They help a site remember information about your visit, such as whether you are logged in, your preferences, and how you move around pages.

Cookies can be ‘first-party’ (set by our site) or ‘third-party’ (set by another provider whose tools are used on our site, such as analytics or advertising partners).

How we use cookies to improve your experience

We use cookies for several reasons that support a safe, smooth and relevant experience:

Security and fraud prevention - helping protect accounts, detect unusual behaviour and reduce the risk of unauthorised access.

Core site functionality - allowing key features to work properly, such as page navigation and remembering choices.

Performance and reliability - helping pages load efficiently and ensuring features work as expected.

Analytics and measurement - understanding how visitors use the site, which pages are most helpful and where we can improve.

Personalisation and marketing (where permitted) - showing content and offers that are more relevant to you, and measuring the effectiveness of campaigns.

We do not use cookies to guarantee wins, influence game outcomes, or mislead users. Cookies support the website experience, not gambling results.

The cookie types you may see on our site

Cookies generally fall into the categories below. Some cookies may fit more than one purpose, but we aim to classify them as accurately as possible.

Essential cookies - the ones we cannot run without

Essential cookies are necessary for the website to function and cannot be switched off in our systems. They are usually set in response to actions you take, such as setting privacy preferences, logging in, or filling in forms.

Without essential cookies, some parts of the site may not work properly, and security features may be limited.

Functional cookies - small touches that make the site feel ‘yours’

Functional cookies allow the site to remember choices you make, such as language, region, display preferences, or certain settings. They help provide a more personalised experience, but they are not strictly required for the site to operate.

If you disable these, some preferences may not be saved between visits.

Performance and analytics cookies - helping us improve

Performance cookies help us understand how visitors use the site - for example, which pages are visited most often and whether users receive error messages. This information is typically aggregated and used to improve site design, content and user journeys.

Where analytics cookies are used, we aim to collect data in a way that supports privacy - for example, by limiting unnecessary identifiers and only retaining data for as long as needed.

Marketing cookies - used only where you allow them

Marketing cookies may be used to deliver adverts and messages that are more relevant to you and your interests. They may also be used to limit how often you see an advert and to measure the effectiveness of marketing campaigns.

These cookies can be set by us or by carefully selected third parties. If you reject marketing cookies, you may still see adverts, but they may be less relevant and less useful.

Session vs persistent cookies - how long they last

Some cookies are ‘session’ cookies, meaning they exist only while your browser is open and are deleted when you close it.

Others are ‘persistent’ cookies, meaning they remain on your device for a set period or until you delete them. Persistent cookies help remember preferences and support features across multiple visits.

Third-party cookies and services we may use

Some features on our site rely on third-party services. These providers may set their own cookies or similar technologies to deliver their services. Common examples include:

Analytics providers that help us understand visitor behaviour and site performance.

Advertising and measurement partners that help manage, deliver or measure marketing activity (only where you consent).

Embedded content tools (for example, video or social media embeds) that may set cookies when you interact with them.

Third-party providers manage their cookies under their own policies. We recommend reviewing their cookie and privacy information if you want more detail on what they collect and how it is used.

Your choices - consent and cookie controls

Where required, we ask for your consent before placing non-essential cookies on your device. You can usually manage your choices through:

Our cookie banner or preference centre (if shown when you visit).

Your browser settings (covered in the next section).

If you change your mind later, you can revisit your cookie preferences and update them at any time. Some cookies may remain until they expire or you delete them, even after changing your preferences.

How to manage, disable, or delete cookies in your browser

Most browsers allow you to control cookies through their settings. You can typically:

Block all cookies.

Block third-party cookies only.

Allow cookies from certain sites.

Delete existing cookies.

Set your browser to clear cookies when you close it.

The exact steps depend on your browser and device. Look for options under settings such as ‘Privacy’, ‘Site settings’, or ‘Cookies’. If you block cookies completely, parts of the site may stop working as intended - for example, preference settings may not save, and some security or login functions may fail.

What happens if you refuse or disable cookies

If you reject non-essential cookies, you can still access the site, but you may notice:

Less personalised content or recommendations.

Reduced ability to remember preferences between visits.

Less accurate performance and usage insights, which can slow improvements.

If you disable essential cookies, the site may not function properly and some services may be unavailable.

Other technologies similar to cookies

We may also use similar technologies (depending on the service), such as local storage, pixels, tags, and software development kits. These tools can support similar functions to cookies, such as remembering settings, measuring performance, and supporting marketing where consent is provided.

Where these tools behave like cookies, we treat them in line with this policy and consent choices.

Policy updates - keeping things current

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in technology, legal requirements, or how our site operates. Any changes will be posted on this page, and where appropriate, we will prompt you to review your choices again.

Effective date: 01 July 2026.

Contact us about cookies and privacy

If you have questions about this Cookie Policy or how cookies are used, contact our support team at support@buzzbingo.com.

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