Cookie Notice

Cookies help Grande Prairie Casino keep you signed in, secure and set up the way you like. Some must stay on for the site to work, and the rest only switch on if you say yes.

What exactly is a cookie?

Cookies are tiny files your browser keeps for a website, so the site knows you on your next click or your next visit. Each holds a small bit of data, like a session code or a setting you picked.

We also use close relatives of cookies, such as pixels and local storage. They do similar jobs, so this notice covers them too and calls them all cookies.

Some cookies disappear the moment your session ends. Others stay until their expiry date or until you delete them.

Which cookies does the site need to run?

Strictly necessary cookies keep the doors open. Without them, the casino cannot work safely.

• Keeping you signed in as you move between pages.
• Protecting your account and spotting suspicious sign-ins.
• Helping with the geolocation checks carried out before any deposit.
• Spreading traffic so pages load steadily.
• Remembering the cookie choices you make.

Because the site depends on them, these stay on and do not ask for consent.

What are analytics cookies for?

Analytics cookies count visits, track which pages get used and flag errors. They show us where the site is slow or confusing, so we can fix it.

We examine this data in aggregate, never to track a single person. Analytics cookies are used only with your consent.

What are marketing cookies for?

Marketing cookies show whether our campaigns work and can help display our offers on other websites.

They run only with your consent. Leave them off and you may still see general advertising online, just not advertising shaped by your visits here.

Do other companies set cookies on this site?

Yes. Some cookies come from outside companies that provide parts of the site:

• Game providers that stream slots, table games and live dealer tables.
• Payment processors on deposit and withdrawal pages.
• Analytics and advertising partners, where you have agreed to them.

These companies manage their cookies according to their own privacy policies. Partners are selected with care, and optional third party cookies are only set if you agree.

What are functional cookies for?

Functional cookies make the night smoother. They remember the extras, such as:

• Language and display preferences you set.
• Games you played recently, so you can jump back in.
• Choices you made on earlier visits, so you are not asked again.

These cookies are optional. Turn them off and everything still runs, though some settings may need to be set again each visit.

How can I control or switch off cookies?

The controls are yours.

• On your first visit: our cookie banner gives you three paths: accept everything, decline the optional cookies or choose category by category.
• Later on: update your choices any time using the Cookie Settings link in every page footer.
• In your browser: your browser settings can block or delete cookies.

Block strictly necessary cookies in your browser and sign-in and payments won't run properly. Clearing cookies wipes your saved preferences too, so you'll see the banner again next time you visit.

Our Privacy Notice explains how we handle any personal information that cookies collect.

Will this notice change?

Any time our cookies change, whether added, removed or updated, this page gets refreshed with the date the new version applies. If a change needs your consent again, the cookie banner will pop up and ask.

Questions? Email [email protected].