Our Cookie Policy, in plain terms

This page explains the cookies rollero-pokies.com sets when you visit, what each one does, and the controls you have over them. We keep the wording simple on purpose: you should not need a law degree to work out what happens to your data.

What cookies actually are

A cookie is a small text file a website places on your device. When you load our pages, your browser stores the file and sends it back to us on each later visit. That lets us remember things between page loads, such as whether you are logged in or which currency you selected.

The file itself holds a name, a value and an expiry date. It does not run programs and cannot read other files on your computer. Cookies alone never contain your password or your bank details. Similar technologies exist alongside them, including local storage and pixels, and everything on this page covers those too.

The cookie categories we set

Strictly necessary

These keep the site working. Our session cookie identifies your login so pages load as your account, our authentication cookie keeps you signed in during a session, and security cookies protect against CSRF attacks and fraudulent logins. The site will not function without them, so they cannot be switched off in the banner.

Cookie categoryExample namesPurposeDurationOpt-out
Strictly necessaryrollero_sid, rollero_auth, csrftokenLogin, session, fraud protectionSession to 90 daysBlocked via browser only
Functionallang_pref, currency_pref, ui_settingsRemembers language and settingsUp to 365 daysBanner and browser
Analytics_ga, _gid, rollero_statsAggregated traffic measurementUp to 90 daysBanner and browser
Marketingrollero_ads, ads_uidRetargeting and campaign measurementUp to 90 daysBanner and browser

Functional

Functional cookies remember choices you have already made. If you pick AUD as your currency or switch the interface language, these cookies carry that choice to your next visit so you do not reset it every time. They also store display preferences such as compact game grids.

  • Language selection for English, Deutsch and Français
  • Preferred currency among AUD, BTC, USDT and others
  • Interface display preferences

Analytics

Analytics cookies tell us, in aggregate, which pages players open, where they drop off and how long sessions run. We use the numbers to fix slow pages and improve navigation. The data is aggregated, so reports never tie a page view back to a named person.

Third party cookies we allow

Some cookies on our pages are set by partners whose services we embed, not by us. When you load a page containing their component, their cookie is written by their domain under their own privacy rules.

We permit three categories of third-party cookies: analytics providers who measure our traffic, advertising networks who support our marketing, and payment providers whose components appear in our deposit flow. We do not grant third parties blanket access to your account data. Payment cookies exist purely to keep transaction windows secure and do not persist after the payment session closes.

Where a partner falls under Australian privacy law, our Privacy Policy on the main site lists how complaints can be raised with the OAIC.

Managing your cookie preferences

Our banner

On your first visit, a banner at the bottom of the screen offers three choices: accept all, reject all non-essential cookies, or open the detailed settings panel. In the panel you can toggle analytics and marketing independently, since the two serve different purposes. You can reopen the banner any time from the footer link labelled Cookie Settings, and your previous choice is replaced the moment you save a new one.

In your browser

Every major browser can block or delete cookies directly, independent of our banner settings.

  • Chrome: Settings, Privacy and security, Third-party cookies, then block or clear per site
  • Safari: Preferences, Privacy, Manage Website Data to remove, or Prevent Cross-Site Tracking to limit
  • Firefox: Settings, Privacy and Security, then Cookies and Site Data, Manage Exceptions
  • Edge: Settings, Cookies and site permissions, then block or delete for rollero-pokies.com

What blocking changes

Rejecting non-essential cookies does not lock you out. You can still create an account, deposit, play all games and withdraw winnings. The trade-offs are practical: without functional cookies the site forgets your currency and language each visit, and without analytics cookies we cannot see which pages are slow. Blocking strictly necessary cookies, by contrast, breaks login and payments entirely, which is why the banner never offers that option.

How long we keep each cookie

Every cookie we set carries its own expiry. Session cookies vanish the moment you close your browser, and none of our categories persist longer than 365 days.

Retention also ends early when you delete cookies manually, when we rotate a security cookie after an incident, or when you close your account and request data erasure under our Privacy Policy.

CategoryPersistence
Session and securitySession only, cleared on browser close
AuthenticationUp to 30 days on your own device, at your choice
FunctionalUp to 365 days
AnalyticsUp to 90 days
MarketingUp to 90 days

Changes to this policy

When we add a new cookie category, a new third-party partner or a changed retention period, we update this page and bump the version line at the top. For material changes, such as a new marketing partner, the cookie banner reappears on your next visit so you can review the settings before the new cookie is set. Questions about this policy go to our Data Protection Officer at [email protected], where our support team answers within 24 hours.

Frequently asked questions

Do cookies see my banking or password details?

No. Cookies store session identifiers and preferences only. Your password, card numbers and crypto wallet addresses never pass through a cookie.

Can I play at Rollero Casino with all cookies rejected?

Yes, provided strictly necessary cookies stay on. Account registration, deposits, game play and withdrawals all work with analytics and marketing cookies rejected.

Why does the banner reappear after I changed browsers or devices?

Your choice is stored in a cookie on the device where you made it. A new browser, device or a cleared cookie jar has no record of the choice, so we ask again.

Do cookies ever expire on their own?

Yes. Session cookies clear when you close the browser, and every persistent cookie we set carries an expiry of 30, 90 or 365 days depending on its category.