Policy on cookies and digital trackers

Structural Definition

A cookie is a small text file or tracker stored on your device (computer, smartphone, or tablet) when you consult an online service. It contains information that allows the site's server to recognize your browser during a subsequent visit. These files are not malicious programs; they act as a technical memory for the website, allowing it to retain your preferences or anonymously track your browsing session to ensure operational continuity without interruption.

Justification for Implementation

The main objective of these trackers is to ensure the stability of your user experience. Without them, the site would not be able to remember your login or your language settings. They also help us identify technical errors, balance the load on our servers, and protect the infrastructure against fraudulent access or denial-of-service attacks. By analyzing browsing data, we can adapt the interface to better meet the ergonomic expectations of our community, while optimizing the loading time of graphic resources.

Strictly Necessary Trackers

These files are essential for navigating the platform and using its core functionalities. For example, they allow for securing access to your personal account and managing data flows during your real-time interactions. In accordance with CNIL recommendations in France, these cookies do not require your prior consent because the service cannot be provided without them. Disabling them via browser settings would make the site technically unstable or completely inaccessible.

Performance and Technical Analysis Trackers

These tools collect statistical information on how visitors use the site, such as the most viewed pages or the average session duration. All data is aggregated and therefore anonymized. They are used exclusively to produce audience reports to optimize the technical structure of the site. These cookies specifically allow us to detect broken links or server-side bottlenecks to maintain a high level of service availability.

Functionality and Personalization Trackers

Functionality cookies allow the site to remember the choices you have made, such as your username or display preferences. The idea is to offer you smoother browsing by avoiding asking you for this information on each new page visited. These files can also be used to provide specific services you have requested, such as viewing integrated multimedia content or using instant chat tools with support.

Targeting and Marketing Trackers

Although their use is regulated, these files are designed to build a profile of your interests to offer you relevant communications. They also serve to limit the number of times you see specific information and to measure the effectiveness of information campaigns. These trackers are generally placed by third-party technical partners with our explicit authorization. If you refuse these trackers, the information displayed will simply be less adapted to your personal preferences.

Explicit Consent Approach

Upon your first visit to the Leon Casino platform, an information banner appears to allow you to accept or configure non-essential cookies. You have the option to customize your choices via our preference management center. This consent is recorded for a determined period, but you can revert your decision at any time by accessing the privacy settings located in the site's footer.

Administration via Browser Software Settings

In addition to the tools offered on our site, you can control the installation of trackers directly from your web browser. Each software has a specific interface for managing cookie files. You can generally choose to systematically block all trackers, allow only those from the visited site, or delete file history upon closing your session. We draw your attention to the fact that totally blocking cookies can seriously impair the accessibility of certain interactive features.

Some features of our platform rely on services offered by external providers for traffic analysis or the integration of third-party content. These entities may also place trackers on your device. We do not have direct control over the data collected by these third-party companies. We recommend that you consult the privacy policies of these providers to understand how they manage your data and how you can independently exercise your rights with them.

This policy may be amended at any time to reflect technological developments, software updates, or legislative changes in France. Any update will be published on this page with a mention of the revision date. We encourage our users to consult this document regularly to stay informed of our practices regarding browsing data management and digital privacy protection.