Wicked Plays Cookie Policy

This Wicked Plays cookie policy explains, in plain language, what cookies are and how they work when you visit our site. We want you to understand exactly what happens in your browser while you browse our pages, so this notice covers the categories of cookies we may rely on and the choices you have over them.

We are Wicked Plays, and this page is where we set out our approach to cookies for visitors in the US market. If you are looking for information about deposits, withdrawals, or account features, those details live on the official site rather than here, since our aim on this page is to keep the explanation focused strictly on cookies.

What cookies are and why sites use them

A cookie is a small text file that a website stores on your device through your browser. It typically holds a short piece of information, such as a preference or a session identifier, that a site can read back on a later visit. Cookies themselves cannot run programs or reach into other files on your device.

Websites generally use cookies for a handful of broad purposes: remembering settings, keeping a session active as you move between pages, and understanding how a site is used in aggregate. Some cookies last only for the length of your visit, while others remain on your device for a longer, defined period until they expire or you remove them yourself.

Categories you may encounter

Cookie categories are usually described as essential, functional, performance, and advertising. Essential cookies support basic operation of a page, such as loading it correctly and maintaining navigation between sections. Functional cookies remember choices you have made, like a display preference, so you do not have to repeat them.

Performance cookies help a site understand which pages are visited and how, generally in aggregate form rather than tied to your identity. Advertising cookies, where used, help tailor which messages a visitor sees and how often. We describe these categories here to explain the general landscape of cookie use rather than to claim every category is active on our own pages.

Managing cookies in your browser

Most modern browsers let you view, delete, and block cookies through their settings menu. You can typically choose to accept all cookies, reject non-essential ones, or be prompted each time a site attempts to set one. These controls sit within the browser itself, separate from any individual website.

Blocking or deleting cookies can change how a site behaves, since some pages rely on them to remember a setting or keep you within a session. If you clear cookies partway through a visit, you may need to reselect certain preferences afterward. This is a normal, expected part of how cookie-based storage works across the web.

Third-party cookies

Some cookies on a given page are set not by the site you are visiting but by another service embedded within it, such as a video player or a mapping tool. These are commonly called third-party cookies, and they are governed by the third party's own policy rather than the host site's. Browsers increasingly restrict this category by default.

Because third-party cookie behavior depends on the specific services a page embeds, the safest way to check what is active during any given visit is your browser's own site information panel. That panel lists the cookies currently stored for the page you are viewing, category by category, in real time.

Related policies and how to reach us

Cookie handling sits alongside our wider approach to data, which is described in our privacy policy rather than duplicated here. If you have read this page looking for details on Wicked Plays payment methods or how deposits and withdrawals work, those specifics are confirmed on the official site rather than this notice.

Likewise, if your interest is in how the live casino at Wicked Plays is presented or how pages behave within the Wicked Plays mobile casino experience, those pages describe the experience itself, while this one stays focused on cookies alone. We keep the two subjects separate so each page answers the question it was written for.