Luckycrew cookie policy for Australia

What cookies are and why they exist

Cookies are small text files that a website stores in your browser when you visit it. They let a page remember a choice you made a moment ago, so you do not have to repeat it on every screen. Luckycrew uses cookies and similar technologies in the same limited way that most modern websites do.

A cookie does not run programs and it cannot read other files on your device. It holds a short piece of text, such as a setting or a random identifier. Your browser sends that text back to the site on your next request. This is how a site can recognise that you have already seen a notice or picked a display option.

Some cookies disappear when you close your browser, and others stay for a set period. We call the first kind session cookies and the second kind persistent cookies. Both kinds are covered by this Luckycrew cookie policy, which explains what they do and how you can control them.

The kinds of cookies you may meet

We group cookies by their purpose, because the purpose decides how much control you have over them. The table below sets out the categories in plain terms. It describes how cookies work across websites like ours and the choices you hold as a visitor.

How we use cookies on our site

We use essential cookies so that pages load correctly and your visit stays consistent from one screen to the next. Without them, basic features such as moving between pages could fail. These cookies are not used to build a profile of you.

We may also use preference and analytics cookies to understand how visitors move through the site. This helps us see which sections are read and which are confusing. The information is used in aggregate, which means we look at patterns across many visits rather than at one person.

When you follow a button that sends you to an offer, a tracking identifier may be attached so the destination can recognise where you came from. We keep this use narrow. Our aim is simple: to run a clear, working site and to explain honestly what is stored on your device.

Mobile devices and private browsing

On a phone or tablet the controls sit in the browser app or in the device settings. The wording differs between systems, but the idea is the same: you can block tracking, remove saved site data and reset your choices. Check the help pages of your browser if you cannot find the option.

Private or incognito windows discard cookies when you close them. That gives you a clean start each time, although it also means the site forgets your earlier choices. Many visitors in Australia use this mode on shared devices, and it works well with our pages.

You can also use browser extensions or built-in tracking protection to limit third-party cookies. These tools are optional. Our site stays readable whichever settings you pick, and nothing here asks you to weaken your own protections.

Your data, your rights and responsible play

Cookies can carry identifiers, so we treat them with care and keep their use to the purposes described above. If you want to know how personal information is handled more broadly, read our privacy policy, which sits alongside this page in the footer menu. It explains the wider picture beyond cookies.

Gambling is for adults only. You must be 18+ to use this site, and you should only play with money you can afford to lose. If gambling stops being fun, visit our responsible gambling page for tools and support options. Taking a break is always a sound choice.