Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains how cookies and similar technologies are used when you visit Cedar Crossing Casino and related pages on this website, including /cookie-policy. It also explains the choices you have, and how those choices may affect your experience.

Last updated: August 31, 2026

Cookies, in Plain English

A cookie is a small text file saved on your device (computer, phone, or tablet) when you visit a website. Cookies help sites remember things like your preferences, whether you’re logged in, and how the site is being used, so pages load correctly and features work the way you expect.

Some cookies are set by this website (first-party cookies). Others are set by services we use, such as analytics or advertising partners (third-party cookies).

Why This Website Uses Cookies

Cookies are used for a few core reasons that tie directly to how the site operates:

• Functionality : remembering settings like language, region, and other on-site preferences.
• Security : helping detect suspicious behavior, reduce fraud, and protect accounts and forms.
• Performance : keeping pages responsive and reducing errors and broken experiences.
• Analytics : understanding which pages people use, what content is helpful, and where visitors get stuck.
• Marketing and measurement : showing relevant promotions and measuring whether ads and campaigns are working.

Some cookies are strictly necessary for the site to run. Others are optional and depend on your consent where required.

The Main Types of Cookies You May See Here

Different cookies do different jobs. These are the categories most visitors will encounter.

Essential Cookies (Always On)

Essential cookies support core site operations. Without them, certain features may not work correctly.

These cookies are typically used to:

• keep the site secure,
• maintain basic session functions (for example, keeping you logged in during a visit),
• enable navigation and page load balancing,
• store your cookie choice so we don’t ask repeatedly.

Because these cookies are needed to provide the service you’re requesting, they’re generally not optional.

Functional Cookies (Your Preferences)

Functional cookies help the site remember choices you make so you don’t have to set them again every time you visit.

Examples include remembering:

• display preferences,
• saved form entries (where applicable),
• region or other settings that change what you see.

If you disable functional cookies, the site will still work, but you may need to reselect preferences more often.

Performance and Analytics Cookies (How the Site Is Used)

Analytics cookies help us understand how people use the website. This is how we learn, for example, which pages are read the most, which links get clicked, and whether a page is loading too slowly on mobile devices.

These cookies typically collect data like:

• pages visited and time spent,
• device and browser type,
• approximate location (often at the city or region level, not precise location),
• whether visitors came from search, social media, or another site.

We use this information to improve content and fix usability issues. Analytics data is generally aggregated and isn’t meant to identify you by name.

Marketing Cookies (Ads, Targeting, and Measurement)

Marketing cookies are used to help show more relevant advertising and to measure campaign performance. They can also limit how often you see the same ad and help determine whether an ad led to a visit.

Depending on how the site is configured at the time you visit, marketing cookies may support:

• ad targeting based on browsing behavior,
• conversion tracking (for example, whether a campaign led to a page visit),
• retargeting on third-party platforms.

If you decline marketing cookies, you may still see ads, but they may be less relevant, and measurement may be less accurate.

Third-Party Cookies and Services

Some features and tools used on this website may set cookies through third-party providers. These providers may collect information from your device and browser under their own privacy policies.

Common examples of third-party services that may place cookies include:

• analytics providers (to measure traffic and page performance),
• advertising and marketing partners (to deliver and measure ads),
• embedded content or media tools (if a page includes third-party video, widgets, or similar content).

Third parties control their own cookies, and their use of data is governed by their own policies. Where required, we request your consent before enabling non-essential third-party cookies.

Your Consent and Cookie Choices

When you first visit, you may see a cookie banner or preference tool that lets you accept, reject, or customize non-essential cookie categories. If you choose “reject” for non-essential cookies, essential cookies may still be used because they’re required for the site to function.

If you change your mind later, you can update your choices by adjusting your cookie settings (where available) or by clearing cookies in your browser.

How to Manage, Disable, or Delete Cookies

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

• view cookies stored on your device,
• delete cookies (all or by site),
• block cookies entirely,
• block third-party cookies only,
• set rules for specific websites.

Here’s what to expect if you disable cookies:

• Some pages may not remember your preferences.
• Certain features may not work as intended.
• You may see the cookie notice more often because the site can’t store your selection.

Because each browser is different, check your browser’s help section for step-by-step instructions (for example, in Google Chrome, Apple Safari, Mozilla Firefox, or Microsoft Edge).

“Do Not Track” Signals

Some browsers offer a “Do Not Track” setting. Because there’s no universal standard for how websites must respond, this site may not respond to all Do Not Track signals in a consistent way. Cookie choices are best managed through the cookie banner (when available) and your browser settings.

How Long Cookies Stay on Your Device

Cookies can be:

• Session cookies , which expire when you close your browser, or
• Persistent cookies , which remain for a set period or until you delete them.

The duration depends on the cookie’s purpose and the settings used by the site or the third-party provider.

Updates to This Cookie Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy to reflect changes in technology, legal requirements, or how the website operates. When we do, we’ll update the “Last updated” date at the top of this page. If changes are significant, we may provide additional notice on the site.

Questions or Privacy Requests

For questions about cookies, privacy, or how data is handled on Cedar Crossing Casino pages on this website, contact our privacy team through the support channel listed on the site’s contact page, or reach out via the methods provided in our Privacy Policy.

Using the site after you set your cookie preferences means those choices will be applied going forward unless you change them in your browser or clear your stored cookies.