Cookies and Tracking

This page applies to everyone who visits the Kananaskis Casino website or app, signed in or not. It covers every page load and explains cookies and similar tracking tech, like pixels and local storage. For how we handle the personal information these tools collect, see our Your Privacy page.

What Cookies Are

1.1 Cookies are small files that a website stores in your browser. Your browser returns the cookie with every new page load, which lets the site recognize the same session or device.

1.2 Session cookies disappear once you shut your browser. Persistent cookies remain for a fixed time, or until you delete them.

1.3 First-party cookies are set by us. Third-party cookies are set by another company whose tool runs on our site.

1.4 Pixels and local storage work a lot like cookies, so we treat them the same way on this page.

Managing and Switching Off Cookies

2.1 Consent banner: on your first visit, you'll see a banner where you can choose to accept or turn down each optional category: functional, analytics and marketing.

2.2 Changing your choice: whenever you like, open the Cookie Settings link in the site footer to change what you picked.

2.3 Browser controls: your browser settings let you block or clear cookies. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may stop login, payments and games from working.

2.4 Each browser and device keeps its own cookies. Set your choices on each one you use.

2.5 Refusing optional cookies has no effect on your bonuses, payouts or Kananaskis Rewards status.

Marketing Cookies

3.1 Purpose: measure which campaigns bring visitors to us and limit how often you see the same advert.

3.2 Status: off until you opt in.

3.3 As far as our systems can tell, marketing cookies are not targeted at players who are taking a cooling-off break or who have chosen self-exclusion.

3.4 We do not use marketing cookies to target anyone under 19. See our Underage Gambling Policy.

Strictly Necessary Cookies

4.1 Purpose: keep you logged in, hold your session securely, run the deposit and withdrawal flow, remember your cookie choices, and support location checks that confirm you are in Canada.

4.2 Status: always active. Because the site needs them to operate safely, the consent banner gives no option to refuse them.

4.3 They also help detect fraud and protect accounts from unauthorised access.

Third-Party Cookies

5.1 Sources: game suppliers whose titles load on our pages, payment processors during checkout, verification partners during checks, and analytics or advertising partners where you opted in.

5.2 Third-party cookies are managed by those partners under their own privacy terms. We work with partners whose data handling meets a standard similar to Canadian law.

5.3 Optional third-party cookies follow the same consent choices you set for the matching category.

Analytics Cookies

6.1 Purpose: count visits, see which pages and games load slowly, and find where players get stuck, so we can fix problems.

6.2 Data: page views, clicks, time on page, device and browser type, and a pseudonymous identifier.

6.3 Status: off until you opt in.

6.4 Analytics reports are used in grouped form, not to make decisions about a single player.

Functional Cookies

7.1 Purpose: remember settings such as language, display options, sound, recently played games and whether you have already closed a notice.

7.2 Status: off until you opt in. Without them you may need to set these choices again on each visit.

7.3 Safer play tools, such as reality checks, time alerts and the limits you set, run from your account, not from functional cookies, so they keep working whatever you choose here.

Changes

8.1 This page is revised when we add or remove a tool, change a partner or when the law changes.

8.2 You'll always find the latest version on this page, with its effective date. If an update adds a new optional category, the consent banner appears again so you can make your choice.

8.3 Questions about cookies: [email protected]. General questions: [email protected]. All contact is by email.