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PlayOJO Cookie Policy
How we use cookies on our site, and the choices you have in Canada.
This PlayOJO cookie policy explains, in plain language, how our site uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit us from Canada. We want you to understand what these small files do, why we rely on them, and how you can manage them in your browser. Cookies help our pages load correctly, remember your preferences, and let us see which parts of the site are used most.
We use cookies for a handful of everyday purposes rather than anything hidden. Some keep your session working as you move between pages, such as while you browse our games or look into our promotions. Others help us understand traffic patterns so we can keep the experience smooth on phones, tablets and desktops alike.
What cookies actually do
A cookie is a small text file your browser stores when you visit a page. It does not run programs or carry viruses. Instead, it quietly records details like whether you are logged in, which settings you picked, or how you reached a particular page.
On our site, cookies fall into a few broad groups: strictly necessary cookies that keep core functions working, preference cookies that remember choices you make, and analytics cookies that show us which pages are popular. We do not use this policy page to describe payment processing or account verification, since those belong on our dedicated payment methods page.
Why we ask for your consent
Canadian privacy expectations mean we give you a clear choice about non-essential cookies before they are set. When you first land on our site, a banner or settings panel lets you accept, decline, or adjust categories of cookies. Strictly necessary cookies cannot be switched off, because the site would not function properly without them.
You remain in control after that first visit too. Most browsers let you review, block or delete cookies at any time through their privacy or security settings. Clearing cookies may sign you out of our site or reset preferences you had chosen, so you may need to set them again afterward.
A quick note on browser settings
Every browser handles cookie controls slightly differently, but the option is usually found under privacy or security settings. Looking up your specific browser's help pages is the fastest way to find the exact toggle for blocking or deleting cookies.
Managing cookies in a few steps
Open your browser settings
Look for a privacy, security or cookies section in your browser's menu. This is usually where site data controls live, regardless of which browser you use.
Review stored cookies
Most browsers let you see a list of sites that have stored cookies on your device, along with options to remove individual entries or clear everything at once.
Choose your preference
Decide whether to block all cookies, allow only first-party cookies, or accept cookies from every site. Stricter settings may affect how some pages behave.
Save and revisit our site
After adjusting your settings, revisit our site to apply the new preferences. You can repeat these steps whenever you want to change your mind.
What happens if you block cookies
Blocking all cookies is possible, but it can change how our site behaves. Pages that rely on remembering your session, such as staying signed in while you browse, may stop working as expected. Preference settings, like language or display choices, may also need to be reselected on each visit.
We would rather you understand this trade-off than be surprised by it. If you only want to limit tracking for analytics while keeping core features working, look for granular cookie settings in your browser or within any cookie banner we show, rather than blocking everything outright.
How this fits with our other policies
This cookie policy sits alongside our wider approach to privacy and player protection. If you want details on how we handle personal information more broadly, that sits on our separate privacy documentation rather than here. For anything related to how deposits or withdrawals are processed on our site, our payment methods page is the right place to look, not this policy.
We review this page from time to time to keep it accurate as technology and regulations evolve. Checking back occasionally is a good habit if you want to stay current on how cookies are used across our site.