The Way Rocket Play Handles Cookies on Our Official Casino Website

Each time you open Rocket Play, your device receives small text files known as cookies. These files let us recall your preferences, keep your session active, and ensure every section of our casino functions correctly. Cookies do not hold personal data by themselves, but they enable us to recognise your browser and tailor your experience each time you come back.

Our site relies on a few different types of cookies. Essential cookies are required for core operations: they handle login sessions, security tokens, and your chosen currency (AUD). Performance cookies gather anonymous information about page load speeds and browsing routes so we can pinpoint areas for improvement. Functional cookies save the choices you make, such as your language preference or your favourite game layout. Targeting cookies, set by third-party partners, allow us to show you relevant offers rather than generic ads. A complete overview is available in our cookie management panel, where you can update your preferences whenever you like.

The choice of which cookies you accept rests entirely with you. Most browsers let you block or remove cookies from within the settings menu, and our consent banner allows you to individually accept, decline, or adjust non-essential cookie categories. Bear in mind that turning off essential cookies may prevent you from logging in or completing transactions, including payments through Visa, Mastercard, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the other methods we support.

Rocket Play operates under a Curaçao licence numbered 8048/JAZ2020-013, and our cookie practices comply with the relevant data protection obligations. We review and revise this policy whenever our data handling changes, so checking back on this page from time to time is a good idea. If you have any questions about how we use cookies or would like to withdraw your consent, our support team is available around the clock through live chat, email, or Telegram.

Rocket Play relies on four separate cookie categories, each with its own role in how the site functions and interacts with you. Understanding what each type does puts real control in your hands, so you can update your settings at any moment, whether you are topping up in AUD, spinning a slot mid-session, or browsing our live casino.

Essential cookies are what keep the site running. They handle your login session, secure your account during play, and make sure payment pages work correctly whether you use Visa, Mastercard, Bitcoin, USDT, Ethereum, or another supported method. Because the site cannot operate without them, these cookies are always active and cannot be turned off. They collect no tracking data and process only what is needed to maintain a safe, working session.

Functional cookies store your settings across visits, such as your chosen display currency in AUD, the game section you last opened, or a previous support chat you would like to continue. Analytics cookies complement these by gathering anonymised, aggregated data on how players move through the casino, which parts of our slots and live table offering attract the most attention, and where we can make the journey smoother. Neither type holds information that can be tied back to you as an individual.

Marketing cookies allow us to tailor promotions to what you actually do at Rocket Play. If you frequently visit Big Bass or tend to spend time at the Lightning Roulette table, we can highlight offers that suit those habits rather than showing you unrelated ones. Advertising partners we collaborate with may also set marketing cookies in some cases. You are free to withdraw consent for this category at any time through our cookie preference centre, and opting out will not affect your access to games, live support, or any other part of the site.

All major browsers give you hands-on control over cookies, and changing the settings takes under a minute. In Chrome, go to Settings, choose Privacy and Security, then click Cookies and other site data; from there you can block third-party cookies, delete existing ones, or add exceptions for individual sites. Firefox users should navigate to Settings, then Privacy and Security, where the Cookies and Site Data section is easy to find. In Safari, open Preferences, select Privacy, and use the toggle to block all cookies if you wish. On mobile devices, these same options are available within the Settings area of each browser app.

Browser extensions provide a more targeted approach to managing tracking. Tools such as uBlock Origin or Privacy Badger let you block specific categories of tracking cookies without turning everything off at once. Functional cookies can stay active, including those that keep you signed in to your Rocket Play account, remember your preferred currency (AUD), and preserve your session between pages, while third-party analytics or advertising scripts are filtered out. For most players, this selective approach causes the least disruption to regular browsing.

Switching off all cookies will change how our site operates. Session cookies are what keep you authenticated as you browse between the games lobby, promotions page, and cashier. Without them in place, you could be asked to sign in again mid-session, and stored payment options, including Visa, Mastercard, Bitcoin, and Skrill, may not populate automatically. Personalisation details such as your saved language choice will also be cleared each time you visit.

If working through browser menus feels too cumbersome, you can update your cookie preferences at any point using the consent tool in the footer of our site. We only use cookie data for the purposes this policy describes, and we update the active cookie list whenever our analytics or tracking setup changes. Have a question? Our support team is available at all hours via live chat or email.

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a European Union law that establishes how personal data must be collected, stored, and handled. Rocket Play holds a Curaçao licence (8048/JAZ2020-013) and welcomes players from a wide range of countries. We treat GDPR principles as the foundation of our data management approach across every account, not only those belonging to players located in the European Economic Area. Everyone who registers at our casino has the right to know exactly which data we hold, how long we retain it, and what purposes it serves.

Players based in the EEA are granted a specific set of enforceable rights over their personal information under GDPR. You may request a full copy of any data we hold about you, ask us to correct inaccuracies, or request deletion of your account data where no ongoing legal or regulatory requirement obliges us to retain it. You can also ask us to pause processing in particular circumstances, such as while a dispute is being reviewed, and you are entitled to receive your data in a portable, machine-readable format if you wish to transfer it to another service. We do not sell personal data to third parties under any circumstances. Any information shared with payment processors or identity-verification providers is strictly limited to what is necessary to operate your account and satisfy our licence obligations.

To make use of any of these rights, get in touch through live chat or email and our team will handle your request directly. GDPR obliges us to respond within 30 days; in more complicated cases this period may extend to three months in total, and we will let you know if such an extension becomes necessary. If you believe we have not handled your data appropriately, you are entitled to submit a complaint to the relevant supervisory authority in your jurisdiction. We review our data practices on a regular basis and revise them whenever regulatory guidance or our own internal procedures are updated.