Kinghills Cookie Policy
Why we explain cookies on this page
This Kinghills cookie policy sets out, in plain English, how small text files help our site work properly for visitors across the UK. We want you to understand what a cookie does before you carry on browsing, rather than burying that explanation in dense legal wording. Our aim on this page is simply to describe the categories of cookies our site may use and the choices available to you.
We keep this page focused on cookies alone. For details about deposits or withdrawals, our payment methods page is the right place to look, and questions about our games belong on their own pages rather than here.
What a cookie actually is
A cookie is a small piece of data that a website places on your device when you visit it. It does not look through your files or run programs on your computer, and it cannot infect your device with anything harmful. Most cookies simply remember a setting, a session, or a preference so that a page behaves the way you expect the next time you load it.
Session and persistent cookies
Session cookies exist only for the length of your visit and disappear once you close the browser tab. Persistent cookies remain on your device for a set period so that a site can recognise you on a later visit without asking you to repeat every step. Both types are common across the web and are not unique to any one kind of site, including ours.
First-party and third-party cookies
First-party cookies are set directly by the website you are visiting, in this case Kinghills. Third-party cookies are set by a different domain, often because a page embeds a video, a font, or an analytics script from another provider. Recognising the difference helps you understand who might be able to read a given cookie later.
Cookie categories you may encounter
Websites generally group cookies into a small number of categories, and describing them here helps you make sense of any cookie banner you see while browsing. Strictly necessary cookies let a site function at a basic level, such as keeping you logged into a session or remembering items in a form. Performance and analytics cookies help a site understand how pages are used, generally in an anonymous or aggregated way.
Functional cookies remember choices you have made, like a language or display preference, so you are not asked to set them again on every visit. Advertising or targeting cookies, where present on a site, are typically used to show content that is more relevant to a visitor's interests. We describe these categories in general terms because cookie behaviour is a feature of the web itself, not something specific to any single operator.
Managing your cookie preferences
Every modern browser gives you some control over the cookies stored on your device. You can usually view, delete, or block cookies through your browser's settings menu, and many browsers let you set rules for specific sites rather than the whole web. Blocking all cookies may mean that some pages do not work as smoothly as intended, since certain features rely on a cookie to remember a setting or a session.
If you are unsure how to adjust these settings, your browser's help pages are usually the clearest starting point, since the exact menu names differ between browsers and devices. We recommend checking your browser periodically, particularly after an update, since default settings can sometimes change without much notice.
Where cookie choices meet the rest of the site
Cookies quietly support the parts of a website you actually notice, from remembering a preference to keeping a page responsive on mobile. If you tend to browse on a handset, our mobile casino pages are built with that experience in mind, and the same general cookie principles described above apply there too. Similarly, if you spend time with our live dealer pages, a stable connection and consistent session handling both rely on the same basic cookie mechanics.
Read our privacy policyHow this policy relates to your privacy
Cookies are one part of a much broader picture of how a website handles information about your visit. This page focuses specifically on cookies, while broader questions about data handling sit within our separate privacy policy. We think it is clearer to keep these two subjects apart rather than mixing them into a single long document that is harder to search.
If anything on this page is unclear, or if you want a fuller picture of how information is generally handled across the site, our privacy policy is the next page to read. We update our policies from time to time to keep the wording accurate, so it is worth checking back occasionally rather than relying on a saved copy.
A note on responsible browsing
Cookie settings sit alongside other choices you make about how you use any gaming site, including how much time you spend browsing it. We would always encourage visitors to pace their sessions sensibly and to treat any casino or betting site, including ours, as entertainment rather than a necessity. If you ever want tools or guidance around safer play, our responsible gambling page is written for exactly that purpose.