What cookies mean on this site
A cookie is a small text file dropped by a website onto your device—phone, tablet, laptop—so the site can recognise you when you come back. On spinitkasyno.pl, cookies help us remember your language preference, keep you logged into the portal if you've registered for updates, and understand which pages get the most traffic. We don't use them to track you across the web or build a profile of your browsing habits beyond this domain.
Cookies come in two flavours: session cookies, which vanish when you close your browser, and persistent cookies, which stick around for a set period—days, weeks, sometimes months—until they expire or you delete them manually. Both types live on this portal, and we'll explain what each one does below.
The cookies spinitkasyno.pl sets directly
We place a handful of first-party cookies to keep the site working smoothly. A session cookie keeps your language selection consistent as you move between pages—without it, you'd land back on the default English version every time you clicked a link. A preference cookie stores whether you've dismissed the cookie banner, so we don't show it to you on every visit. If you log into the portal (for example, to leave a comment or subscribe to updates), a persistent cookie holds that session for up to 30 days, saving you from re-entering your details each time.
None of these cookies can identify you by name, and they don't leave this domain. They store a session ID or a simple yes/no flag—nothing more.
Analytics and how we count visits
We use a third-party analytics service (Google Analytics) to understand which articles get read, which pages people land on, and how long they stick around. This service drops its own cookies—persistent ones, lasting up to two years—and records anonymised data: your device type, your approximate location (city-level, not street-level), the page you came from. We never see your IP address in full; the analytics provider masks the last digits before logging it.
This data helps us write better content—if nobody's reading the payment-methods page, we know to expand it or shift the detail elsewhere. You can decline analytics cookies through the banner that appears on your first visit, and the site will still work normally. Opting out means we lose the visit count, but you lose nothing in return.
Third-party scripts we don't control
Some pages embed content from external platforms—YouTube videos, social-media share buttons—and those platforms set their own cookies when the embed loads. We don't control what those cookies do, and we don't receive data from them. If you've logged into YouTube or Facebook in another tab, their cookies may link your visit to this page with your account on their platform. The only way to block that entirely is to browse in private mode or use a browser extension that strips third-party cookies before they land.
Our advertising partners (if any are active on this domain at the time you visit) may also drop cookies to show you relevant ads elsewhere on the web. Those cookies don't touch the information you submit to spinitkasyno.pl, but they do track which pages you viewed here. Again, declining marketing cookies in the banner stops new ones from being placed, though it doesn't delete the ones already on your device—you'll need to clear those manually in your browser settings.
Turning cookies off in your browser
Every major browser lets you block or delete cookies, either across all sites or on a site-by-site basis. The steps vary slightly by browser and version, but the principle is the same: open Settings, find Privacy or Security, look for Cookies, and choose your level of control.
- Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data. You can block all cookies, block third-party cookies only, or clear cookies from specific sites.
- Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data. Firefox offers a strict tracking-protection mode that blocks most third-party cookies by default.
- Safari: Preferences → Privacy → Manage Website Data. Safari blocks third-party cookies out of the box unless you override it.
- Edge: Settings → Privacy, search, and services → Cookies and site permissions. Edge groups cookies into three categories—required, functional, and advertising—and you can toggle each one.
Blocking all cookies will break some features on this site—language preference won't persist, the cookie banner will reappear on every visit—but the content itself stays readable. If you're comfortable with that trade-off, go ahead.
What happens when you decline
The banner that appears on your first visit asks for consent to analytics and marketing cookies. Say no, and we won't place them—simple as that. Essential cookies (the session one, the language one) stay in place because the site can't function without them, but they're not tracking you and they expire within hours.
Declining doesn't delete cookies that were already on your device from a previous visit. For a clean slate, decline through the banner and then clear your browser's cookie cache manually—instructions above. The site will still load, navigation will still work, and you'll see all the same content a consenting visitor would. The only difference is that we won't know you were here.
When this policy changes
We update this page whenever we add a new analytics tool, change hosting providers, or start working with a different ad network—anything that alters what gets stored on your device. Check the date at the bottom for the last revision. No email notification goes out when the policy changes; if you want to stay informed, bookmark this page and revisit it every few months.
If a change materially affects your privacy—say, we start sharing anonymised data with a third party we didn't mention before—we'll flag it at the top of this page for 30 days so returning visitors can't miss it.
Questions or concerns
Write to the spinitkasyno.pl editorial team at [email protected] if you need clarification on anything here. We'll respond within 48 hours. Remember, this policy covers the review portal—spinitkasyno.pl—not the Spinit operator itself. Questions about cookies on the operator's own platform should go to their support team, not to us.
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Last updated: 25 March 2026
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