Cookie Policy
This cookie policy covers jeet-city-casinos.ca, the publication you are reading, and nothing beyond it. It sets out which cookies this site places on your device, what each category does, how long it survives, and the exact clicks that remove it. There is no account system here, no deposit form and no payment page. Nothing this domain stores holds a name, a card number, a password or a gambling balance.
What cookies are and why this site uses them
A cookie is a small text file a site asks your browser to store, then reads back on your next request. It carries a name, a value and an expiry date. Local storage and tracking pixels do much the same job by other means, and this policy treats them the same way, since the difference is technical rather than meaningful to you.
Two distinctions matter for the table below. First-party cookies are set by jeet-city-casinos.ca and can be read only by this domain, while third-party cookies come from somewhere else entirely. Session cookies disappear when you quit the browser. Persistent ones carry a fixed expiry date and stay until it passes, or until you delete them yourself.
The reasons a review site needs them are narrow. Your answer to the consent banner has to be recorded somewhere, or the banner reappears on every page and turns into an obstacle instead of a control. Dismissed notices need to stay dismissed. And we count, in aggregate, which pages actually get read, because that decides what gets rewritten next: if withdrawal timings draw more attention than bonus terms, the withdrawal page gets the work. None of that requires identifying you.
Cookie categories used on jeet-city-casinos.ca
Four categories, and only the first is non-optional. The right-hand column gives the honest answer rather than the reassuring one.
| Category | What it is for | Example | Can you switch it off? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Delivering pages, keeping the site stable, recording the consent decision so it can be honoured | Session identifier; a record of which categories you accepted or refused | No. Blocking these breaks delivery, and the consent record is what proves your refusal |
| Preferences | Remembering display choices you made yourself | Interface language, light or dark mode, a notice you closed | Yes. Nothing breaks; your choices reset on the next visit |
| Analytics | Aggregated readership counts: pages opened, entry page, approximate region, device class, first or return visit | First-visit marker; page-view counter tied to a random identifier, not a person | Yes. Refusing changes nothing about how the site works |
| Third-party | Cookies set by another domain, usually after you follow an outbound link away from here | Cookies the casino operator’s domain sets once you arrive there | Yes, but not from here. Use your browser settings, or the controls at that third party |
No advertising cookies run on this domain, and cookie-derived data is not sold or passed to data brokers.
How long cookies stay on your device
Session cookies die when you quit the browser. Closing a tab is usually not enough; quitting the application is. Persistent cookies set by this site expire no later than twelve months after they are written, and most of them are shorter than that.
One of the longer lifetimes belongs to the consent record, and that is deliberate. A short expiry means the banner comes back quickly, so readers who refused analytics get asked the same question every few days. Once the record lapses the banner reappears and you decide again. Analytics identifiers also expire inside twelve months; the aggregated counts they feed outlive the cookie, but by then they are numbers in a report with no route back to a device. Third-party cookies keep whatever lifetime the third party gave them. We cannot shorten, extend or read those.
How to manage cookies in your browser
Every browser can block cookies wholesale, block third-party cookies only, or clear one specific site. Menus move between versions, so treat what follows as the current route rather than a fixed address.
Google Chrome
Three-dot menu, then Settings, then Privacy and security. Third-party cookies holds the blocking controls; Delete browsing data clears what is stored and lets you pick a time range. For this site alone, click the icon at the left of the address bar and use the cookies and site data entry. On Android: menu, Settings, Site settings, Cookies.
Safari
On macOS: Safari, then Settings, then the Privacy tab. Prevent cross-site tracking is the default protection; Manage Website Data removes stored data per site, including this one. On iPhone and iPad: the Settings app, then Safari, then Block All Cookies under Advanced, or Clear History and Website Data.
Mozilla Firefox
Menu, then Settings, then Privacy & Security. Enhanced Tracking Protection offers Standard, Strict and Custom, and Custom gives per-category control. Below it, Cookies and Site Data has Manage Data for a single domain and Clear Data for everything. Firefox can also clear cookies automatically every time it closes.
Microsoft Edge
Three-dot menu, then Settings, then Cookies and site permissions, then Manage and delete cookies and site data. The same screen holds allow and block lists. Tracking prevention, on its own page, has Basic, Balanced and Strict levels.
What changes if you turn cookies off
Refusing analytics and preference cookies costs you nothing. Pages load, tables render, the deposit and withdrawal methods and the bonus terms are all still there. Display choices reset, and the visit stops being counted.
Blocking strictly necessary cookies is a different matter. Without the consent record the banner has no memory of your refusal, so it returns on every page you open. The refusal itself is still enforced; you are simply asked again and again. Browsers set to block all cookies may also interfere with page state in ways we cannot fix from our side.
Third-party cookies and what happens when you leave this site
Follow an outbound link, whether to the operator, to a regulator’s register or to a helpline, and you are on someone else’s domain under someone else’s rules. JeetCity is run by Dama N.V., Curaçao registration number 152125, under licence OGL/2023/174/0082 from the Curaçao Gaming Authority. That company publishes its own cookie and privacy documents, and they apply from your first request to its servers. We have no visibility into what it sets, and no ability to delete any of it.
If the two documents disagree, the operator’s governs your account there, not ours. Our terms of use set out the wider position on outbound links and responsibility for them.
Consent and how to withdraw it
On a first visit you get a banner with a real choice: accept the optional categories, refuse them, or open the detail and pick per category. Strictly necessary cookies are set before you answer, because the page cannot be delivered without them. Nothing in the analytics or preference categories runs until you say yes.
Consent under Canadian federal privacy law has to be meaningful, which means withdrawing it must be as easy as giving it. Two routes do that. Clear the cookies for jeet-city-casinos.ca using the steps above: the consent record goes with them, the banner returns, and you answer differently. Or set the browser to block cookies for this domain outright, which enforces the refusal without waiting for a banner at all.
Questions about a specific cookie, or a request to see what is stored against your visit, go through the how to reach the editorial desk. What happens to the data behind these cookies, and what rights you hold over it, is set out in the privacy policy.
FAQ
What cookies does this site use?
Four categories: strictly necessary cookies for page delivery and your consent record, preference cookies for display settings, analytics cookies for aggregated readership counts, and third-party cookies set by other domains once you follow a link away from here. No advertising cookies, and nothing that stores a name, card number or password, since no form here would collect them in the first place.
How do I disable cookies?
Refuse the optional categories on the banner, or go into the browser directly: Chrome under Privacy and security, Safari under the Privacy tab or the iOS Settings app, Firefox under Privacy & Security, Edge under Cookies and site permissions. Each also has a delete option covering every site or this domain alone.
Will the site work without cookies?
Yes. Every page, table and figure stays readable with analytics and preference cookies refused. Block all cookies and the consent banner loses its memory, reappearing each time you load a page, because the record proving your refusal is itself a cookie. The content still loads.
Do you use cookies to track me across other websites?
No. This domain sets no advertising or cross-site tracking cookies, and cookie data goes to no ad network. Once you leave for another site, whatever that site sets is outside our reach and governed by its own policy.
Cookie policy last updated: 3 September 2026.
Cookie choices aside, the substance of what we publish about this operator begins on the JeetCity Casino Canada front page.