How We Use Cookies

When you visit wazamba-australia.com, we and selected partners place small files called cookies on your device. This page spells out, in plain language, which cookies we set, why we set them, how long they stay, and what you can do about them.

What Cookies Actually Are

A cookie is a small text file that a website saves on your browser or device when you land on it. On your next visit, your browser sends that file back, so the site recognises you. A few lines of text is all it is: no software runs from it, and it cannot read other files on your computer.

We use them to keep you logged in, remember your language and currency, count anonymous visits, and measure whether our promotions reach the right people. Without cookies, every page load would look like a brand-new visit, and features like your session balance or in-progress tournament entries would break.

The Four Cookie Types

Strictly necessary

These keep the site working. Session cookies hold your login state while you play, authentication tokens confirm it is really you on each request, and security cookies protect against cross-site request forgery and fraudulent logins. Without them you simply cannot stay signed in, so they run by default and cannot be switched off from the banner.

Functional and Beyond

Functional

Functional cookies remember choices you have already made: your preferred language, your currency display (AUD by default in Australia), game filters, and whether you have dismissed a message. They save you re-setting the same options on every visit.