Effective date: 28 July 2026. This Cookie Policy explains which cookies and similar storage technologies are used on fraga-casino-online.com, what each category is for, how long the entries live, and how to switch them off in the browser you are reading this on. It forms part of our full privacy policy and should be read alongside it.
One point of context first. This site writes about the Fraga Casino / FragaBet brand; it does not run it. There are no games here, no bets, no accounts, and therefore no logged-in area, no shopping basket and no payment session. The cookie footprint of a site built like that is correspondingly modest, and this document does not inflate it to look thorough.
1. What Cookies Are
A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to store on your device. On your next visit the browser sends it back, which lets the site recognise the same browser and behave consistently, remembering for instance that you already answered the consent banner.
Cookies hold short values: an identifier, a preference, a timestamp. They are not programs. They cannot execute anything on your device and cannot read files outside their own storage area. A cookie set by this domain cannot be read by another website.
Related Technologies
The word «cookies» is used throughout this document as shorthand for several mechanisms that behave similarly from a privacy point of view:
- Local storage and session storage — browser storage that holds values without attaching them to every network request. Local storage persists until cleared; session storage disappears when the tab closes.
- Pixels and web beacons — tiny transparent images whose loading signals that a page was opened.
- Scripts from third-party services — code loaded from an external provider, which may set storage under its own name.
2. Cookie Categories Used on This Site
Everything set through this website falls into one of four categories. Only the first loads unconditionally; the rest wait for your consent.
| Category | What it does | Typical examples | Typical lifespan | Requires consent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Essential | Keeps the site working: page delivery, load balancing, security filtering, storing your answer to the cookie banner itself | Session identifier, security token, saved cookie preference | Session to 12 months | No; the site cannot function without them |
| Analytics | Measures audience behaviour in aggregate: pages viewed, time on page, scroll depth, entry and exit points, approximate location from IP | Analytics service identifiers such as the standard first-party measurement cookies | Session to 24 months | Yes |
| Functional | Remembers display choices so the interface stays as you left it | Language or region preference, chosen theme, dismissed notices | 30 days to 12 months | Yes |
| Marketing | Attributes traffic to a campaign or source and prevents the same promotional notice being shown repeatedly | Campaign source parameters, frequency-capping identifiers | 30 days to 12 months | Yes |
Two clarifications on that table. «Essential» is a narrow term and we treat it narrowly: analytics never gets reclassified as essential merely because it is useful to us. Lifespans are ranges rather than fixed numbers, because external services adjust their own defaults over time, and the browser is the authoritative place to check what is actually stored right now.
3. Third-Party Cookies
Some entries are set not by this domain but by services loaded into the page. In practice that means the audience measurement layer and, where an embed appears, the provider hosting that embedded content.
Those providers act under their own privacy documents and their own retention schedules, and their infrastructure may sit outside your country. We cannot delete a third-party cookie on your behalf, because it belongs to the domain that set it. What we can do, and do, is hold the scripts back until consent is given. That is why declining the banner prevents these entries from ever being created rather than merely hiding them.
Following an outbound link, whether to an operator, a game provider or a support organisation, takes you outside this policy entirely, and the destination will set its own cookies under its own rules. Our page on the licensing status of the operator covers what is and is not verified about the brand those links point to.
4. Managing Cookies in Your Browser
You can change your mind at any time, either through the cookie settings on this site or directly in the browser. Browser controls are the stronger option, because they apply to every site rather than to this one alone.
| Browser | Where the controls are | What you can do there |
|---|---|---|
| Google Chrome | Settings → Privacy and security → Third-party cookies; site-specific data under Settings → Privacy and security → Site settings | Block third-party cookies, block all cookies, clear data for a single site, add per-site exceptions |
| Mozilla Firefox | Settings → Privacy & Security → Enhanced Tracking Protection, and Cookies and Site Data | Choose Standard, Strict or Custom blocking, clear data on close, manage exceptions per site |
| Safari (macOS and iOS) | macOS: Safari → Settings → Privacy. iOS: Settings → Apps → Safari → Privacy & Security | Prevent cross-site tracking, block all cookies, clear history and website data |
| Microsoft Edge | Settings → Cookies and site permissions → Manage and delete cookies and site data | Block third-party cookies, view and delete stored entries by site, set allow and block lists |
Private or incognito windows are a useful middle path: storage created inside such a window is discarded when it closes, so nothing persists between visits and nothing needs configuring permanently. Menu paths also shift between browser versions. If an item is not where the table says it should be, typing «cookies» into the browser’s own settings search finds it faster than working through the menus.
5. What Stops Working If You Disable Cookies
Nothing on this site is paywalled or gated, so blocking cookies does not lock you out of any content. The effects are limited, and they are worth stating precisely rather than as a vague warning:
- Blocking analytics only — no visible effect at all. Pages, tables and navigation behave exactly as before. We simply lose the aggregate statistics for your visit.
- Blocking functional cookies — display preferences are forgotten between visits, and notices you have already dismissed may reappear.
- Blocking all cookies, including essential ones — the consent banner reappears on every page load, because the answer you gave cannot be stored anywhere. Some embedded elements may fail to render.
- Across other websites — a blanket block will log you out of services that rely on session cookies. That is a browser-wide effect, not something this site causes.
So: declining analytics costs you nothing here. Blocking everything everywhere is a legitimate choice, but it changes how the wider web behaves for you, not just this page.
6. Consent and Withdrawal
On a first visit you are shown a banner offering acceptance or settings. Non-essential categories stay inactive until you make a choice, and your decision is itself stored, in an essential cookie, so that you are not asked again on every page.
Withdrawing consent is as straightforward as giving it. Reopen the cookie settings on this site and change your selection, or clear the stored data for this domain in your browser; the banner then reappears as it did on a first visit. Withdrawal takes effect immediately for future processing and does not undo measurement that already took place lawfully while consent was active.
Your broader rights over data collected through cookies, covering access, erasure, objection and complaint to a supervisory authority, are set out in the privacy policy linked above. The conditions governing access to this website generally are covered by the rules governing use of this website.
7. Updates to This Policy
This policy is revised when the set of services loaded by the site changes, when a provider alters its own storage behaviour, or when legal requirements move. The current version is always the one on this page, and the effective date at the top shows when it last changed. We do not notify readers individually about revisions, so if this document matters to you, check back occasionally. Where an update introduces a new category of cookie, consent for that category is requested afresh rather than inferred from a previous answer.
8. Contact
Questions about cookies, requests to see what is stored, or reports of a script behaving other than as described here should be sent to [email protected]. Please include the page URL and, if possible, the browser and version you are using, since reproducing the problem is much quicker with both. Site security practices are described separately under site security and encryption.
Responsible Gambling
Everything published here is written for readers of 18+. Treat gambling as a paid form of entertainment, never as income. Two numbers are worth deciding in advance, one for time and one for money, and the point of deciding them early is that they are much harder to argue with later. Never try to win back what has already gone; that reflex is a textbook warning sign. Once the whole thing generates more stress than enjoyment, stop and reach out for support.
Gambling Therapy (gamblingtherapy.org) comes from the Gordon Moody Association: free, no country restriction, and staffed across more than 250 languages by live chat, forums and email. Gamblers Anonymous International (gamblersanonymous.org) offers something else again, a peer fellowship meeting in dozens of countries in person, online and by phone.