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Lucky Ones Cookie Policy
How we use cookies on this site, and how you can manage them in your browser.
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What this Lucky Ones cookie policy covers
This Lucky Ones cookie policy explains what cookies are, why our site places them and how you can control them. It applies to every page you reach from our navigation, including the pages describing our bonus types and current bonuses.
Cookies are small text files that a website stores on your device when you visit it. They let a site remember choices you have made, such as a preferred language, so that pages load in a way that suits you on your next visit. Cookies do not, by themselves, identify you personally, though some are used together with other data to recognise a returning browser.
We keep this document short and focused on cookies specifically. For how we handle personal information more broadly, please see our separate privacy notice; for the age and safety rules that govern play, our responsible gambling page is the right place to look.
The categories of cookies we use
Not every cookie serves the same purpose, and the law in Australia distinguishes between cookies that a site needs to function and cookies used for other reasons such as measuring traffic. We group the cookies on this site into the broad categories below so you can see why each one might be set.
Strictly necessary cookies
These cookies let core parts of the site work, such as remembering your cookie preference itself or keeping a page stable while you browse between sections. Without them, some pages may not display correctly or may reset every time you move between screens. Because they are essential to basic operation, they cannot usually be switched off through our own site controls.
Preference and performance cookies
Preference cookies remember small choices you make, such as how you last viewed a list of pages, so you do not have to set them again. Performance cookies help us understand, in aggregate, how pages are used, which helps us notice pages that are confusing or slow. Neither type is used to build a detailed profile of you as an individual on this site.
Managing cookies in your browser
Most desktop and mobile browsers let you view, delete and block cookies through their own settings menu, usually under a privacy or security section. You can choose to accept all cookies, block them entirely, or ask your browser to prompt you each time a new site tries to set one. Blocking cookies broadly, including on our site, may mean some pages behave less smoothly, since preference cookies will no longer be remembered.
Because browsers change their menus over time, we do not reproduce exact click-by-click instructions here; your browser's own help pages carry the current steps for its version. If you are ever unsure what a specific cookie on this site does, the official site is the right place to check current details, since this policy only summarises the general categories rather than every individual cookie name.
Cookies, offers and your account
Some cookies help a site remember which promotional page you arrived from, which is common practice across online gambling sites generally. We do not use this cookie policy to describe the size or terms of any current offer; those specifics sit on our own bonuses pages, including where we outline our bonus types and separately our approach to wagering requirements. If you came here looking for offer terms rather than cookie information, those are the pages to read instead.
See current promoQuestions about this cookie policy
Do I have to accept cookies to use this site?
Strictly necessary cookies are required for core parts of the site to function properly, so these cannot usually be disabled from within our own settings. You can still block or delete cookies more broadly through your browser, though some pages may then behave less smoothly.
Does Lucky Ones sell cookie data to other companies?
This policy describes the categories of cookies used to run and improve this site, not a data marketplace. If you want detail on how personal information is handled beyond cookies themselves, our privacy notice is the page written for that question.
Will blocking cookies stop me seeing bonus pages?
Blocking cookies does not hide any page from you, since our navigation remains available regardless of your cookie settings. It may only mean that preference-based behaviour, like remembering your last view, does not carry over between visits.
How often does this cookie policy change?
We review this page from time to time so that it reflects how the site actually uses cookies. When something changes, the update appears here rather than on any other page, so this remains the single place to check.