Cookies Policy

When you visit only-spins-australia.com, we collect and store information about your browsing activity through small data files called cookies and similar technologies. This page explains how we use them and how you can control them.

What cookies do on your device

Cookies are text files containing letters and numbers that we store on your device with your permission. They help us remember your preferences, track site performance, and understand how you navigate our website. We also use similar storage technologies like local storage and session storage to enhance your experience.

These files don’t identify you personally—they simply contain preferences and session data that make our site function better when you return. Without cookies, you’d need to re-enter information on every visit.

The cookies we use

Our site uses cookies in these categories:

  • Essential: Required for the site to work properly—login sessions, security verification, and page navigation
  • Analytics: Help us understand traffic patterns and which content visitors find useful
  • Functional: Remember your language choice, timezone, or display preferences
  • Marketing: Track referral sources and campaign performance

Most cookies expire after a few weeks or when you close your browser; some persist longer to remember your settings.

Your control over cookies

Your browser settings allow you to block cookies, delete them, or receive warnings before we store them. Visit your browser’s help section (or search “manage cookies in [your browser]”) for step-by-step instructions. Disabling cookies may prevent certain site features from working properly.

You can also use third-party tools like BetStop, Australia’s National Self-Exclusion Register, to manage online gambling preferences across licensed operators.

Regulatory context

OnlySpins operates under international licensing; Australian access to online casino services is restricted under the Interactive Gambling Act 2001. The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) administers and enforces this legislation.

If you believe you need gambling support, organisations including Gambler’s Help (1800 858 858), Gambling Help Online, and Lifeline provide free, confidential counselling and resources.

Getting in touch

Questions about our use of cookies or your data? Contact us at [email protected] or visit GamCare for support on gambling-related concerns.