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Play Bunny Cookie Policy
How we use cookies to run this site and keep it working for visitors in Australia.
What this Play Bunny cookie policy covers
This Play Bunny cookie policy explains, in plain language, what a cookie is and why our site places small files like it on a visitor's device. We use these files to remember basic choices, keep pages loading correctly, and understand which parts of the site are actually being used. Nothing here describes a feature of your account or a payment method; it only describes how browser technology works when you visit a page.
We are a casino brand built for the Australia market, and this page sits alongside the rest of our policies as a straightforward reference. If a word on this page is unfamiliar, treat it the way you would any browser setting: something you can view, adjust or clear from your own device at any time, independent of anything we do on our end.

The categories of cookies a site like ours typically uses
Essential and functional cookies
Essential cookies are the ones that let a page remember you moved from one screen to the next without losing your place. Functional cookies carry lighter preferences, such as a language choice or whether a banner has already been dismissed. Across the casino category generally, these two groups are the baseline a site needs simply to behave consistently from one visit to the next.
Performance and analytics cookies
Performance cookies measure which pages are visited, how long a session lasts, and where a visitor drops off before reaching a goal. Analytics data of this kind is usually aggregated rather than tied to a single identity, and it is commonly used across the wider industry to find broken links or slow pages. None of this changes what is shown to any individual visitor; it only shapes how a site is maintained over time.
Managing cookies in your own browser
Every modern browser lets a visitor view, block or delete cookies through its own settings menu, independent of any single website. Clearing cookies may sign you out of saved preferences and reset anything the page remembered about your last visit. Choosing to block cookies entirely can mean that some parts of a site, including ours, behave less smoothly or forget a choice you made moments earlier.
Cookies, your account, and where to look for more
This policy is about browser files, not about how deposits, withdrawals or mobile play actually work day to day. For details on how funds move, our payment methods page is the right place to look rather than this one. Likewise, if you are weighing up how the site behaves on a handset, our mobile casino page covers that subject directly, and our login page explains how signing in to an existing account works.
We keep this cookie policy separate from those pages on purpose, so each page answers one question clearly instead of blending several topics into one long document. If you came here looking for bonus terms or account limits, those subjects live on their own pages rather than inside a notice about browser storage.

What is the 'bunny chip'?
That phrase belongs to a much older piece of casino history: a collectible token once associated with the Playboy Club and Casino brand of the 1960s, not to anything on our site. We mention it here only because visitors sometimes search for it alongside our name, and we want to be clear that our cookie policy is about browser technology, not casino memorabilia.
Does accepting cookies change how my account works?
No. Cookies on this page are about how your browser remembers settings and page behaviour, not about deposits, withdrawals or wagering. For anything account-related, our login page and payments page are the right references.
Can I use the site if I decline non-essential cookies?
Generally yes, though declining some categories may mean certain preferences are not remembered between visits. Essential cookies are the ones a page needs simply to function from screen to screen, and these are harder to disable without affecting basic navigation.
How do I clear cookies already stored from a visit?
Every browser has its own settings area for viewing and deleting stored cookies, independent of any single website including ours. Checking your browser's help documentation is the most reliable way to find the exact steps for your device.
