Legal & Privacy
22Bitspin Cookie Policy
How we use cookies and similar technologies on our site, and how you can manage them.
This 22Bitspin cookie policy explains, in plain language, what cookies are, why our site uses them, and what choices you have as a visitor. We want you to understand exactly what happens in your browser when you spend time with us, whether you are checking our games pages, reading about our payment methods, or simply browsing from your phone.
Cookies are small text files that a website stores on your device through your browser. They let a site remember information between visits or between pages during a single session — things like your cookie consent choice, your preferred settings, or how you arrived at a page. Cookies do not run programs and cannot, by themselves, install anything harmful on your device.
We rely on cookies to keep our site working properly and to understand, in general terms, how visitors move through it. Some cookies are essential to basic functions such as page navigation and security. Others are optional, and we ask for your consent before those are set, in line with how cookie banners work across the web.
The categories of cookies our site uses
We group the cookies on our site into a small number of categories, which is the common practice across the web and makes it easier for you to understand what each one does. Strictly necessary cookies support core functions like remembering your cookie preferences and keeping pages loading correctly; without them, parts of the site may not behave as expected.
Preference cookies remember choices you make, such as a display setting, so you do not have to reset them on every visit. Analytics cookies help build a general picture of how a site is used — which pages are popular, how visitors move between sections — without identifying you personally. We do not use this policy to describe any specific analytics or advertising vendor, because that level of detail belongs with the tool actually deployed on the live site, not in a general explanation like this one.
If you want details of exactly which cookies are active on a given day, that information sits in your browser's own settings panel, which lists every cookie a site has set, together with its name and expiry. We encourage you to check there if you want the most current picture rather than relying only on a written policy.
Why cookies matter when you play with us
Cookies are part of how modern websites function, including pages describing our games, our promotions, and how to reach us. When you look at live casino at 22Bitspin or browse 22Bitspin mobile casino pages on your phone, cookies are what let the site remember your consent choice as you move from page to page, rather than asking you again on every click.
The same applies to informational pages such as the ones covering 22Bitspin payment methods. We do not use this cookie policy to describe specific payment providers, deposit or withdrawal timings, or account verification steps — those specifics live on their own pages, and we would rather send you to the official site for the current details than guess at them here.
Because our site is built to work across devices, cookies also help keep your experience consistent whether you are on a desktop browser or a smaller phone screen. That consistency matters most on pages with more interactive elements, where remembering a setting from an earlier visit avoids repetitive re-entry of the same preference.
Managing cookies in your browser
Every major browser gives you control over cookies through its own settings menu, and this control sits outside our site entirely. You can typically choose to block all cookies, block only third-party cookies, or delete cookies that have already been stored, and most browsers let you set these rules on a per-site basis if you prefer a mixed approach.
Turning off optional cookies will not stop you from reaching our pages, but it may reset preferences each time you return, since the site has nothing to remember them by. Strictly necessary cookies are generally excluded from these blocking options because they underpin basic page function, in line with standard practice across the web.
Consent, updates and how this policy is written
Where our site uses non-essential cookies, we ask for your consent first, typically through a banner shown on your first visit. You can usually change your mind later through the same browser controls described above, and withdrawing consent takes effect for future visits rather than retroactively.
We may revise this cookie policy from time to time to reflect how our site actually works, and the version published here is always the current one. We keep the wording general and factual on purpose: where a specific detail about payments, timings or account handling is not confirmed for our own site, we point you to the official 22Bitspin site rather than describe it inaccurately.
If anything here does not match what you observe in your own browser, we would treat your browser's cookie settings panel as the more current source, and encourage you to check the official site directly for anything not covered by this page.
Frequently asked questions
What is a cookie, in simple terms?
A cookie is a small text file a website stores in your browser so it can remember things such as your consent choice or a display preference between pages or visits.
Does 22Bitspin ask before setting optional cookies?
Where our site uses non-essential cookies, we ask for consent first, usually through a banner on your first visit, and you can change that choice later in your browser settings.
Can I use the site with cookies switched off?
Yes, you can still reach our pages with optional cookies blocked, though preferences may not be remembered between visits since there is nothing stored to recall them.
Where can I see which cookies are currently active?
Your browser's own settings panel lists every cookie set by a site, including its name and expiry, and is the most current source for that detail.