Richard Casino Cookie Policy in Ireland

Cookies are small files saved on your device or browser when you visit the website on desktop or mobile. They remember preferences like language, support secure login, and help us adapt the platform to your behaviour.

We use cookies to understand how the Richard Casino website is used, monitor traffic and performance, and improve services. Cookies and similar technologies do not access your internal device data or install software.

Some cookie data may be personal data, such as IP address, device identifiers, and pages visited. Under the ePrivacy Regulations (Ireland) and GDPR, we collect and process such information only where lawful. Non‑essential cookies are used only after your consent, which you can withdraw any time in Cookie Settings.

• Session cookies: Stored only during your visit and deleted when you close the browser. They support login, security, and core website functions used to provide the service.
• Persistent cookies: Remain for a set time (from days to months, up to 13 months). They remember preferences such as language and help personalise your experience across visits.
• Analytical cookies: Measure visits, traffic sources, device and browser statistics, and in-page events. They help us improve performance and are activated only after you consent.

All cookie types are used for convenience, better information, and to personalise the user experience across our website and mobile browsers.

You can manage cookies at any time through your browser settings and our on-site Cookie Settings tool.

• Review or change your consent in Cookie Settings.
• Delete cookies stored on your device.
• Block third‑party cookies.
• Set your browser to refuse non‑essential cookies or prompt before saving.
• Clear site data, cache, and local storage.
• Manage Flash cookies using the Flash Player Settings Manager.

Full blocking may limit website functionality, including login, games, payments, and preferences, and can reduce the quality of your experience.

Flash cookies (also called Local Shared Objects) may store game or player settings in legacy content. You can configure them through the Adobe Flash Player Settings Manager, including the Global Storage and Website Storage panels.

In these panels you can set permissions, limit storage, adjust security parameters, and delete stored items. Blocking all cookies, including Flash, can disrupt features such as language choices, saved progress, sound levels, and auto‑login. Most modern browsers no longer run Flash; if you do not use it, these controls may not appear.