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Spinpin Casino Cookies Policy

Spinpin Casino runs in a browser on a computer or a phone, and like other sites with an account it stores small files called cookies on your device. This policy explains what they do on the site, how the home screen version keeps its data and how to clear or block cookies in your browser.

A cookie is a small text file that a website saves in your browser. When you open the site again, the browser sends the file back, so the site can recognise the same device. Cookies hold no programs and cannot read other files on your phone or computer. Some are deleted when you close the browser, others stay until a set date or until you clear them.

Cookies That Keep You Signed In

Spinpin uses cookies so that the site remembers you after you sign in. Without them you would have to log in again on every page. A session cookie holds your sign-in while you move between the game lobby, the cashier and the offers, and it ends when you sign out. On a shared computer, signing out after each session clears that sign-in, so the next person cannot open your account.

The Home Screen Version and Browser Data

The mobile version pinned to the home screen of an iPhone or an Android phone is the same site running in Safari or Chrome. It keeps its sign-in in the browser's storage, so clearing website data in Safari or browsing data in Chrome signs you out of the home screen version too. Sign in again with the same login: the account and its balance stay as they were.

Clearing or Blocking Cookies in Safari and Chrome

You can delete cookies or stop them in your browser settings at any time:

What Changes When Cookies Are Blocked

Blocking cookies does not delete your account or your balance. It changes how the site behaves: you may be signed out after every page or be unable to stay signed in at all, and the home screen version may ask for your login each time it opens. If sign-in keeps failing, allow cookies for the Spinpin site and try again.

Updates to the Cookies Policy

This policy may change when the site changes how it uses cookies. The version published on this page is the current one, and Spinpin support answers questions about it.