Cookie Policy
This cookie policy describes how Boomerang Casino uses cookies and similar technologies when a player in Ireland visits the site, logs in or plays a game. It explains what these small files are, which categories are in use, how long they last, why some come from third parties, and how any of them can be reviewed or switched off. The goal is to be clear about the trade-off between the convenience that cookies provide and the control that every visitor keeps over their own browser.
Reading this alongside the privacy policy gives the full picture: the privacy policy covers personal data in general, while this document focuses specifically on the technologies that store or read information on a device. Continuing to use Boomerang Bet with non-essential cookies enabled counts as consent to the practices set out below.
Types of Cookies Used
The cookies on Boomerang Bet fall into four groups, split by the job they do. Strictly necessary cookies are always active because the site cannot function without them. The other three groups run only where consent has been granted, and consent can be changed at any time. The table below summarises each category and what it is responsible for.
| Cookie type |
What it does |
Consent |
| Strictly necessary |
Keeps players logged in, protects the account session, balances traffic and remembers items such as the chosen language so core pages load correctly. |
Always on |
| Functional |
Remembers preferences like display settings, sound options and previously used features so the experience feels consistent on return visits. |
Optional |
| Analytics |
Measures how many people visit, which games and pages are popular and where errors occur, in aggregated form used to improve the platform. |
Optional |
| Marketing |
Helps show relevant promotions, measures the performance of campaigns and limits how often the same message is repeated. |
Optional |
Turning off functional, analytics or marketing cookies does not lock anyone out of the casino. The core service keeps working; the difference is that some conveniences disappear and the platform receives less insight into how it is being used.
Session and Persistent Cookies
Cookies also differ by how long they survive, and the distinction matters when deciding what to keep. The two lifespans work together: session cookies handle the immediate visit, while persistent cookies carry a few settings forward to the next one.
Session Cookies
These exist only while the browser is open on the site. They hold the active login and security details of a single visit, then disappear the moment the browser is closed. They are central to keeping an account safe during play.
Persistent Cookies
These stay on the device for a set period after the browser closes, ranging from a few days to a longer window depending on their job. They remember preferences and recognise a returning visitor until they expire or are cleared.
Consent and Choices
When the site is first visited, a consent notice appears describing the cookie categories and inviting a choice. Strictly necessary cookies load straight away because they are essential, but functional, analytics and marketing cookies wait for a positive decision. That decision can be revisited whenever a player wishes, and withdrawing consent stops the relevant cookies from being used going forward.
Consent is asked for in a way that keeps the options genuine: agreeing to everything and declining the optional categories are both straightforward, and no penalty attaches to saying no. Preferences are remembered so the same questions are not repeated on every single visit, though clearing cookies will reset that memory and bring the notice back.
Consent covers only the categories that need it. Strictly necessary cookies fall outside the choice because the account and the games cannot run without them, and this is explained clearly in the notice so no one is left guessing why some files load regardless. For everything else, the answer given at the start can be changed later, and the platform treats a later refusal exactly as it would treat an initial one.
Managing Cookies in the Browser
Beyond the on-site controls, every major browser lets a user inspect, limit or delete cookies directly. These settings sit in the privacy or security area of the browser and apply to all websites, not just this one. The general routes are outlined below so the right place is easy to find.
Chrome
Open the settings menu, choose the privacy and security area, then use the cookies section to block, allow or clear stored files.
Safari
Look under the privacy preferences to manage website data, block cookies or remove the files already saved on the device.
Firefox
Head to the privacy and security settings, where cookies and site data can be cleared, restricted or set to delete automatically.
Edge
Use the cookies and site permissions settings to review saved files, block categories or wipe them on a schedule.
Most browsers can also block cookies entirely or delete them every time they close. Bear in mind that blocking strictly necessary cookies will stop the login and gameplay features from working, so a full block usually means the casino cannot be used as intended. Clearing cookies also removes saved preferences and the record of any consent choices, which will then be requested again.
Keeping This Policy Current
The cookies in use can change as the platform grows, new features arrive or partners are updated. When that happens, this policy is revised so it continues to reflect what actually runs on the site. Checking back from time to time is the simplest way to stay informed, and any material change to the way consent works will be signalled through the site itself. Questions about cookies can be raised with the 24/7 support team, who can pass them to the people responsible for data protection at Boomerang Bet.
