Luckycrew
What cookies are and why we use them
Luckycrew is an online casino site serving Australia, and like most websites we place small text files called cookies on your device. A cookie holds a short piece of information that your browser sends back to us on your next page load. This lets the site remember what you did a moment ago instead of starting from scratch each time.
We use cookies to keep pages working, to remember simple preferences and to understand how visitors move around. This Luckycrew cookie policy explains each purpose in plain words so you can decide what you are comfortable with. You can read about the home of our games at Luckycrew at any time.
Cookies are not programs and they cannot run code on your device. They also cannot read other files on your computer or phone. They only store small values that your browser hands back to the site that set them.
Types of cookies you may meet
Essential cookies
These keep the site running. They help pages load correctly, keep you signed in while you move between sections and protect forms from misuse. Without them, basic parts of the site would stop working, so they are always active.
Preference cookies
These remember small choices you make, such as language, display settings or whether you have already closed a notice. They save you from repeating the same steps on every visit and make browsing feel smoother.
Analytics cookies
These give us a general picture of how people use the site, for example which pages are read most and where visitors leave. We use the results to fix confusing layouts and to make pages easier to follow.
Why we ask for your consent
Cookies that are not strictly needed for the site to function are placed only when you agree. When you first arrive, a notice lets you accept or decline them. Your choice applies to that browser, so a different device or a cleared browser will ask you again.
Declining optional cookies does not stop you from reading our pages or browsing our games. Some convenience features may behave more simply, but the core site stays available. We would rather you stay in control than accept something you do not understand.
You are welcome to change your mind later. Withdrawing consent is as easy as giving it, and we treat both choices with equal weight.
How to manage cookies in your browser
Open your browser settings
Find the privacy or security area in the menu of your browser. Most browsers keep their cookie controls together under a heading such as privacy, site data or history.
Review stored cookies
Look at the list of sites that have saved cookies on your device. You can inspect individual entries, see when they expire and decide which ones you want to keep for later visits.
Block or delete what you do not want
Choose to block all cookies, block only third-party ones, or clear everything when you close the browser. Keep in mind that blocking essential cookies can stop parts of the site from working properly.
Confirm your choice on our site
After changing browser settings, reload the page and check that the site behaves as you expect. If the consent notice appears again, you can set your preference there once more.
How long cookies stay on your device
Some cookies last only until you close your browser. These session cookies disappear automatically and are used mainly to keep a visit coherent from one page to the next. Others are persistent and remain for a set period so the site can recognise you when you return.
Every cookie has an expiry date set by the party that created it. When that date passes, your browser removes it without any action from you. You can also delete cookies earlier at any time through your browser settings.
We keep the lifetime of optional cookies as short as is practical for their purpose. If we change how we use cookies in a meaningful way, we will update this page so the description here always matches what the site does.
Cookie questions
Do I have to accept cookies to use the site?
No. Essential cookies are needed for the site to work, but optional ones, such as analytics, are only used if you agree. You can decline them and still browse our pages.
How can I withdraw my consent?
You can change your choice through the cookie notice on our site or by clearing cookies in your browser. Once cleared, the notice appears again so you can set a new preference.
Will blocking cookies break the site?
Blocking optional cookies is fine. Blocking essential ones can stop pages, forms or sign-in from working correctly, so we suggest leaving those allowed.
Where can I read about how you handle personal data?
Our privacy policy page covers how we handle personal information more broadly. This page focuses only on cookies and similar technologies.