What this cookie policy covers
This Jackthepot cookie policy explains how we use small text files when you visit our site from the UK. We want you to understand what is stored on your device and why it matters. The policy applies to every page you open on Jackthepot, on a phone, a tablet or a computer.
A cookie is a short file that a website places in your browser. It lets the site remember small details between pages and between visits. Some cookies are needed for the site to work at all, while others help us understand how pages are used.
We keep this notice plain on purpose. It describes categories of cookies rather than listing every file, because the exact files can change as we improve the site. If our practice changes in a meaningful way, we will update this page so it stays accurate.
The kinds of cookies we may use
Cookies fall into a few broad groups, and it helps to know which is which. The table below sets out the categories and the purpose each one serves for you as a visitor.
Cookie categories at a glance
| Category | Purpose | Can you refuse it? |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | Keeps pages loading correctly and remembers basic session details. | No, the site needs these to function. |
| Preferences | Remembers choices you make, such as how you like to browse. | Yes, through your browser settings. |
| Analytics | Helps us see which pages are read so we can improve them. | Yes, through your browser settings. |
| Marketing | Helps measure whether an offer link brought you to our site. | Yes, through your browser settings. |
Why we use them
Essential cookies keep the site stable and let you move between pages without starting again. Without them, simple actions such as browsing our games pages could fail or behave oddly.
Analytics and preference cookies are optional in spirit. They let us learn which pages are useful and which are confusing. We use that knowledge to fix problems and to make the site easier to read on a small screen.
We do not use cookies to promise any result from play. Gambling should stay a form of entertainment, and nothing about how we use cookies changes that.
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 place cookie controls under a heading about site data or history.
Review stored cookies
Look at the list of cookies held for the sites you visit. You can usually search by site name to see what is stored for ours.
Choose what to block or delete
Pick whether to block all cookies, block only third-party ones, or clear them when you close the browser. Blocking essential cookies may stop parts of the site from working.
Check again after changes
Reload the site once you have changed a setting. If something no longer works, you can loosen the setting and try again.
Your choices and your rights
You are in control of the files stored on your own device. You can accept cookies, restrict them or remove them at any time, and doing so does not stop you from reading our pages. Some features may feel less smooth if you remove the cookies that remember your preferences.
If you have a question about how we handle information beyond cookies, please read our privacy policy, where we describe how personal details are treated. For the rules that apply to using our site in general, our terms page sets them out in full.
We review this policy from time to time so that it reflects how the site works today. Check back occasionally, especially before you change your browser settings, to see whether anything has been updated.
