Realz cookie choices for Canadian players

• Cookies are small browser records that support a coherent visit.
• Browser settings let a player view, limit or remove stored information.
• Privacy choices and responsible-play limits remain separate personal decisions.

How cookies work during visits

Small records support continuity

Cookies help a browser retain details from one moment of a visit to the next. They may preserve a preference, recognize a returning browser, or support the continuity of a signed-in session. Their practical purpose is to reduce repeated browser-level choices during one visit.

Browser storage stays separate

A cookie does not decide a wager, alter a game outcome, or set the value of a promotion. We keep that distinction clear because browser privacy and responsible play are different decisions. One concerns information held by a device; the other concerns how a player chooses to spend time and money.

Personal settings deserve care

We encourage players to treat browser settings as part of their own device routine. A shared phone, tablet, or computer deserves extra care when a browser retains sign-in information or a saved preference. Our wording aims to make the effect of a setting understandable before it changes.

Cookie types and their roles

Essential session cookies support access

Essential cookies support the basic continuity of a visit. They help a browser carry a session forward and retain choices that make a page usable. Removing essential storage may mean that a later visit begins with a fresh browser session rather than a remembered one.

Preference cookies remember choices

Preference cookies remember choices such as a display setting. They help a return visit reflect a selection the browser has already stored, which may make the player-facing experience feel more consistent without changing a game, account balance or offer.

Analytics cookies inform improvements

Analytics cookies help us understand whether parts of a player-facing experience work as intended. We use that category for a different purpose from essential session storage, so a browser-level preference can reflect the amount of optional information a player is comfortable keeping.

Third-party cookies and browser services

Third-party storage may be connected with services that support a browser experience. We describe its role in practical terms so that a player can consider it alongside personal privacy preferences.

• A measurement service may help us understand whether a page performs reliably across common browser situations.
• A preference tool may retain a choice that makes a return visit feel more consistent.
• A browser service may carry its own storage rules when it operates outside our direct environment.

We treat third-party storage as a reason to review browser controls thoughtfully. Our player information uses clear categories rather than asking anyone to accept a vague description of how a browser behaves.

Managing browser storage step by step

1. Open the browser’s privacy or site-data settings and review stored items before removing them.
2. Choose whether to keep essential session storage, limit optional categories or delete selected site data.
3. Save the preferred setting, then continue the visit with the understanding that a deleted session may require a fresh sign-in.
4. Revisit the browser choice after changing devices, sharing a device or adjusting personal privacy preferences.

We keep cookie explanations practical because a player benefits from knowing what a browser decision changes in everyday use. A calm review is more useful than a rushed deletion during an active session.
Last updated: November 10, 2026