Cookie policy
Two small cookies are placed by this site on every page, two more turn up only after a tap on a casino link, and one note may sit in your browser’s local storage. Each is listed below with its contents and its lifespan.
On this page — contents
Placed on every page
mz_vid
Lifetime: one year. A random string that lets the site count returning visits without knowing who you are. It is first-party, HTTP-only and travels only over HTTPS.
mz_src
Lifetime: thirty days. Notes how the visit began — address typed in, a search result or a link on some other website — so traffic sources can be told apart.
Placed after a tap on a casino link
mozbiz_session
Lifetime: about twenty hours. Created by the redirect behind a /go/ link so that the referral is matched with the offer it came from.
XSRF-TOKEN
Lifetime: about twenty hours. A security token issued alongside that redirect; it guards the request against forgery and carries nothing about you.
In local storage
ipc-cook-ok
Lifetime: until you clear site data. If present, stops the cookie banner reappearing on later pages. It never leaves your device.
Cookies from elsewhere
No advertising or analytics scripts load here. The contact form and the newsletter box come from an outside form service, which may drop cookies of its own once you use them. Any casino opened from here applies its own cookie rules.
Clearing them
On an iPhone, Settings › Safari › Advanced › Website Data lets you wipe what this site stored; in Chrome on Android, tap the icon to the left of the address and pick cookies and site data. Every page keeps working with these cookies blocked.
Questions go to [email protected], and the wider picture is in the data protection notice.
Written and maintained by the i-phonecasino.co.uk desk. Licence status comes from the UK Gambling Commission public register; bonus figures, wagering and withdrawal rules come from the operator’s own published terms, read on the dates printed beside each figure. Where a number is not published, this site leaves the field out rather than estimating it.
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