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Cookie Policy
Wild Tokyo Casino uses cookies and comparable technologies on wildtokyo.com. This document explains what is stored on your device, why, and how you can control it. The policy applies alongside the Privacy Policy and forms part of the operator’s obligations under the Australian Privacy Principles and the licensing conditions issued by the Curacao Gaming Control Board.
What Cookies Are
A cookie is a small text file placed on your browser by a website. It stores a short string that lets the server recognise the same device on the next visit. Similar technologies covered by this policy include local storage, session storage, pixel tags, software development kits embedded by third parties and device fingerprinting used for fraud detection. The main advantage of these tools is that they let the site remember your session without asking you to log in on every page load.
Worth keeping in mind: some cookies are set by us directly, and some are set by third-party services that we embed, such as analytics providers, payment processors and live-chat vendors.
Categories We Use
Strictly necessary cookies keep the site running. They authenticate your session after login, hold items in your cashier flow while you switch pages, apply security tokens that prevent cross-site request forgery, and let the responsible-gambling tools track session length in real time. Without these cookies the platform cannot function, and they are not subject to consent under the Privacy Act 1988 because they support a service you have actively requested.
Preference cookies remember your language selection, currency display, timezone and interface choices such as the sound setting on slot games. Their role is convenience, not tracking. The main drawback is that clearing them resets your interface each time.
Analytics cookies measure how the site is used. They record which games are opened, how long sessions last, which promotional pages convert and where visitors drop off during registration. Data is aggregated and used to improve the product. Providers currently include general-purpose web analytics platforms; the specific vendor may change and is disclosed in the consent banner at the time of your visit.
Marketing cookies support advertising placed on external sites and networks. They record that you visited wildtokyo.com and allow ad partners to show you material about the platform on other properties you browse. In Australia these cookies operate on an opt-in basis through the banner, and consent can be withdrawn at any time.
Fraud and responsible-gambling cookies collect device signals used to detect duplicate accounts, bonus abuse and patterns consistent with problem gambling. Their function is regulatory and cannot be switched off from within the site interface without terminating your session.
Third Parties
Cookies set by third parties fall outside our direct control. Payment processors set cookies to run anti-fraud checks during deposits and withdrawals. Live-chat providers store a conversation identifier so that a returning player is not asked to repeat context. Game studios embedded in the lobby may set their own storage keys inside their game frames. Each third party runs its own privacy notice, which sits with that vendor rather than with us.
The main drawback of relying on third-party services is that revoking consent through our banner does not always reach every downstream provider. Where a vendor operates its own opt-out, the link is disclosed in the consent panel.
Retention
Session cookies expire the moment you close the browser. Persistent cookies stay for periods that depend on their purpose, ranging from a few days for temporary preferences to twenty-four months for analytics identifiers and up to five years for anti-fraud device fingerprints used to enforce the one-account rule. Marketing cookies are shorter-lived, typically twelve to thirteen months, unless you refresh consent earlier.
How to Control Cookies
The consent banner appears on your first visit and can be reopened at any time through the footer link marked cookie settings. You can accept all categories, reject non-essential categories or select category by category. Browser controls give you a second layer: most browsers let you block third-party cookies, clear stored cookies on exit or open a private window that keeps nothing after closing.
Blocking strictly necessary cookies will break login and the cashier. Blocking analytics and marketing cookies will not affect gameplay. Worth keeping in mind that responsible-gambling monitoring is embedded in the strictly necessary layer, and disabling it would require closing the account rather than adjusting a browser setting.
Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control
Browsers may send a Do Not Track header or a Global Privacy Control signal. We treat GPC as a valid opt-out of marketing cookies for the sending browser. Do Not Track is not honoured in a uniform way across the industry, and we do not treat it as a legally binding signal in the absence of an Australian standard.
Changes
We may update the list of vendors and the retention windows as the platform changes. Material changes are announced through the banner on your next visit, and the current version is always available at this URL.
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