Cookies Policy
Understand and manage your browser settings
What cookies do
Cookies are small records stored by a browser for a website. They can help a service recognise a repeat visit or remember information needed for a particular function. This policy describes the referral cookie used by casino-voodoo-dreams.com and the related browser settings you can control.
Referral cookie
Following a casino access link can set a first-party routing cookie for this domain. It holds a visit counter or routing state that helps the referral service distinguish repeat visits and select the destination.
The cookie has a generated name and a configured lifetime of approximately one hour. It applies across the domain. It is marked HttpOnly, which restricts access from page scripts, and SameSite=Lax, which limits when it accompanies certain cross-site requests.
Catalogue and page controls
Selections in the game catalogue, payment tabs and FAQ are maintained within the current page. Reloading the page can return these controls to their starting state. They are separate from the referral cookie used when continuing to the casino.
Fonts, images and other services
Your browser may cache images and the Poppins and Forum fonts to support repeat visits. The fonts are delivered through Google Fonts. Cached resources and cookies serve different purposes, although both can be managed through browser settings.
After you continue to another service, that service’s own cookie policy applies. Review its settings separately from those for casino-voodoo-dreams.com.
Choose your browser preferences
Open your browser’s privacy or site-data settings to inspect cookies, remove stored data or block future cookies for this domain. You can usually manage individual sites as well as set broader preferences.
Blocking a routing cookie can affect how a referral is processed. Clearing browser data removes local records; it does not itself delete information already held by a service provider. The Privacy Policy explains the related use of technical visit information.
Understanding consent
Cookie choices should reflect the technology involved and the requirements that apply to it. Reading a policy is not, by itself, consent to optional tracking. Use the privacy controls offered by your browser and by any service you visit to manage your preferences.