Rushino Cookie Policy
How we and our site use cookies, and the choices available to you as a visitor.
This Rushino cookie policy explains, in plain language, what cookies are, why a website like ours uses them, and what control you have over them. We are a US-facing site written in English, and this page covers our own use of cookies rather than the practices of any other operator or third party you may encounter elsewhere online.
We keep this policy separate from our broader privacy policy because cookies deserve their own explanation. If anything here seems unclear, or if you want the full detail on how information about you is handled beyond cookies, that companion page is the place to look, and our terms describe the rules that govern your use of the site more generally.
What a cookie actually does
A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to store on your device. It does not run programs, and on its own it cannot reach into your files or your camera. Its job is narrow: to let a site recognize your browser again the next time you visit, or while you move between pages during the same visit.
Some cookies exist purely to make a site function correctly, such as remembering that you accepted a notice or that a form you filled out should keep its values as you move to the next step. Other cookies serve a more analytical purpose, helping a site understand which pages are visited and whether a page loads and displays properly across different browsers and screen sizes.
Why this matters on a gaming-adjacent site
Because our pages include interactive elements — a search field, expandable answers, sliding rows of tiles — some cookies or similar local storage may be used simply to keep those elements working smoothly as you browse. None of that is used to identify you personally beyond what is needed to keep the page functioning correctly during your visit.
Categories of cookies you may encounter
Cookies are commonly grouped by purpose rather than by name, and this grouping helps explain why a site sets more than one kind at once. We describe these categories here in general terms so you understand the landscape, not as a confirmed list of every cookie active on this particular build of the site at any given moment.
Strictly necessary cookies support core functions like navigation and basic security, and a site generally cannot offer its pages properly without them. Preference cookies remember choices you make, such as a display setting, so you do not have to repeat them on every page. Analytics cookies help a site's operators understand traffic patterns in aggregate, and some sites also use cookies tied to advertising or measurement provided by outside companies.
Third-party cookies
When a page embeds content or a tool from another company, that company may set its own cookie independent of the site you are visiting. We do not control those third-party cookies directly, and the company that sets them governs how that information is used under its own policy. Reading the third party's own cookie or privacy notice is the reliable way to understand exactly what it collects.
Managing your cookie choices
Every major browser gives you a way to view, block, or delete cookies, usually inside its privacy or security settings. You can generally choose to accept all cookies, reject non-essential ones, or clear existing cookies from your device entirely, and you can change that choice again at any time.
Turning off non-essential cookies will not stop you from reaching our pages, though some conveniences, such as a saved search or a remembered preference, may no longer persist between visits. Strictly necessary cookies are typically not something a browser lets you selectively disable while still using the site normally, since the page depends on them to render and respond correctly.
Browser-level controls
Because cookie settings live inside your browser rather than inside any single website, the exact steps differ from one browser to another and change over time as software updates. Checking your browser's own help documentation is the most reliable way to find the current menu path for viewing or removing cookies.
Cookies and your visit to Rushino
When you browse our site, whether checking a game listing or reading a page like this one, your browser may store the cookies described above for the purposes outlined here. We do not use this cookie policy to describe our account systems, payment processing, or mobile experience — those topics are addressed, where we have something concrete to say, on their own dedicated pages rather than here.
If you want a fuller picture of what happens beyond cookies — how a submitted form is handled, or what happens to information tied to your visit — our privacy policy is written to cover exactly that ground, and it is the page to read next if this one raises further questions.
Questions we cannot answer here
This page is deliberately limited to cookies and similar local storage technologies. For anything involving how deposits or withdrawals are processed, we point you to our payment methods page, and for questions about playing through a phone or tablet browser, our mobile casino page is the right starting point rather than this policy.
Does declining cookies stop me from using the site?
No. Declining non-essential cookies should not prevent you from browsing our pages, though some conveniences that rely on stored preferences may not carry over between visits.
Can I change my cookie choice after I've made it?
Yes. Cookie settings live in your browser, so you can revisit them and adjust or clear stored cookies at any time, independent of this page.
Do third parties set cookies on pages of this site?
Where a page embeds outside content or tools, the company providing that content may set its own cookie under its own policy, separate from anything we control directly.
Where can I read more about how my information is handled?
Our privacy policy covers this in fuller detail beyond cookies specifically, and our terms set out the wider rules for using the site.