Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains how Treasure Island Jackpots Casino uses cookies and similar technologies on our website, what they do, and the choices you have. It should be read alongside any other privacy-related notices we provide, since cookies are one of the ways information is stored and retrieved when you use the site.

Cookies, explained in plain English

A cookie is a small text file a website saves on your device (like a computer or phone). Cookies help the site “remember” things such as your session, preferences, and how you move through pages. Similar technologies (like local storage, pixels, and SDKs in some environments) can perform comparable functions. For simplicity, this policy refers to all of these as “cookies.”

Why we use cookies on Treasure Island Jackpots Casino

Cookies help us run the site effectively and understand what’s working. Depending on the cookie type, they may be used for:

• Functionality: remembering choices (like language preferences) and keeping the site behaving consistently
• Security: helping detect suspicious activity, reduce fraud risk, and protect accounts
• Performance and reliability: improving load behavior, preventing errors, and supporting stable page delivery
• Analytics: understanding which pages people use, where traffic comes from, and how features perform so we can improve the experience
• Marketing and measurement (where used): measuring the effectiveness of campaigns and limiting repetitive ads

Cookies do not magically give us access to your device. They’re just small identifiers and settings that your browser shares back with the site under certain conditions.

The cookie types you might see here

Different cookies serve different purposes. Some are placed by us (first-party cookies). Others are placed by service providers we use (third-party cookies).

Essential cookies (strictly necessary)

These cookies are required for the website to function. They help with core actions like maintaining sessions, navigating securely between pages, and protecting the site from abuse. Because the site can’t operate properly without them, you usually can’t turn these off through a cookie banner, but you can block them in your browser settings (which may cause parts of the site to stop working).

Functional cookies (preferences and convenience)

Functional cookies remember selections you make so the site can behave the way you expect on your next visit, such as saving certain preferences or keeping non-essential settings consistent. Disabling these cookies won’t typically break access, but it can make the experience less tailored and may require you to reselect preferences.

Performance and analytics cookies (measurement and improvement)

These cookies help us understand how the website is used, which pages perform best, and where people run into issues. The information is typically aggregated and used to improve content, navigation, and overall performance. Turning these off can limit our ability to diagnose problems and improve the site based on real usage.

Marketing cookies (advertising and attribution)

Marketing cookies may be used to measure ad performance, build audiences, and reduce how often you see the same promotional message. In some setups, these cookies can be used by third parties to provide advertising services and report on campaign outcomes. If you decline marketing cookies, you can still use the site, but advertising and measurement may be less relevant or less accurate.

Session cookies vs. persistent cookies

Cookies can also be categorized by how long they last:

• Session cookies expire when you close your browser.
• Persistent cookies stay on your device until they expire or you delete them.

The duration depends on the cookie’s purpose and configuration.

Third-party services that may set cookies

Some parts of the website may rely on third-party tools (for example, analytics, site performance monitoring, or advertising measurement). Those providers may set their own cookies or use similar technologies under their own policies.

We aim to use reputable providers and limit third-party access to what’s needed for the service they deliver. That said, third-party cookies are controlled by the third party, not by your browser’s relationship with our site alone, and their practices can change over time.

Your choices: consent and cookie controls

Where required, we ask for your consent before placing non-essential cookies (such as certain analytics or marketing cookies). You can change your preferences at any time by using the cookie controls available on the site (when provided) or by adjusting your browser settings.

If you choose not to allow certain cookies, the core site should still function, but some features may not work as intended, and we may have less information to improve performance and troubleshoot issues.

How to manage, disable, or delete cookies in your browser

You can control cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers let you:

• See which cookies are stored
• Delete cookies for a specific site or for all sites
• Block third-party cookies
• Block all cookies (not recommended for most users)
• Set rules for specific websites

Look for settings typically listed under “Privacy,” “Security,” or “Site settings,” depending on your browser. If you use multiple devices or browsers, you’ll need to update settings in each one.

Note: deleting or blocking cookies may log you out, reset preferences, and interfere with certain site functions.

What happens if you block cookies

Blocking cookies can affect the way the website works. For example:

• Some pages may not remember your selections
• Certain security checks may fail or become more strict
• Preference-based features may reset between visits
• Analytics data may be incomplete, which can slow down site improvements

Essential cookies are particularly important for stability and security, so blocking them may prevent parts of the site from working.

Updates to this Cookie Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy to reflect changes in technology, legal requirements, or how the site operates. Any updates will be posted on this page at /cookie-policy with the revised content. If changes are significant, we may also provide additional notice where appropriate.

Questions or requests about cookies and privacy

For cookie or privacy-related questions, contact our support team at support@treasureislandjackpots.com or by phone at Toll Free: 855-363-1742. If your request relates to how we use personal information, include enough detail for us to locate your account or session information, and do not send sensitive information you wouldn’t normally share over email.

You can also review related site information on our internal pages, including the Treasure Island Jackpots Casino review, which summarizes key features and site basics in one place.