Anubis Casino Cookie Policy

A cookie is a small text file that a website stores in the browser of a visitor so that the site can recognise the same browser on the next page or the next visit. The official Anubis Casino site works with browser storage in a few places, and this policy lists where a player meets it and how to control it. The site is run by Novatrix SRL, registered in Costa Rica.

The Notice Bar on Every Page

Every page of the official site shows a bar with a notice that asks the visitor to confirm that they are accessing the site from outside of Australia. The bar has two buttons, Accept and Decline, and Decline leads to a separate page saying the site is unavailable in the visitor's country. The notice is about where the visitor is located, not about personal settings.

What the Site Keeps in Your Browser

A signed-in account needs a session, which is why the Security tab of the profile lists the session history of the account. The Live Chat window is a LiveChat widget that loads on the pages of the site. The site also has a web manifest and a service worker, a browser feature that can keep copies of site files on the device so that pages open faster on the next visit.

Required, Functional and Advertising Cookies

This page summarises the official Cookie Policy of 30 March 2026, and where the two differ, the official text decides. The policy sorts cookies into three types by purpose.

  • Required cookies support navigation, security and member accounts.
  • Functional cookies remember language, region and session data, and feed analytics of how the site is used.
  • Advertising and marketing cookies measure how well campaigns work and count conversions, such as new registrations that come from advertising partners. Those partners use their own privacy policies.

Back-End, Front-End and Third-Party Cookies

The policy also splits cookies by where they come from: back-end cookies, front-end cookies and third-party cookies. Third-party cookies belong to providers of analytics, performance, fraud prevention and user experience services.

Browsers sort cookies by lifetime as well. A session cookie disappears when the browser is closed, while a persistent cookie stays until its expiry date or until the user deletes it. A cookie set by the casino site itself is a first-party cookie, and one set by an embedded service is a third-party cookie. The official policy lists no individual cookie names and no lifetimes, so this page cannot give them either.

Clearing and Blocking Cookies

Most browsers accept cookies by default. The policy says a player can block or delete them in the browser settings, and it points to the instructions for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari and Opera and to the site aboutcookies.org. Each of these browsers shows stored cookies in its privacy settings and lets the user delete them for one site or for all sites, or block them. A private or incognito window removes the cookies it created when it is closed, which suits a shared device.

The policy warns that disabling cookies may limit access to the site or some of its functions. Clearing the data of the Anubis Casino site signs the player out of the account, so the email and password are needed to log in again. Players who share a computer can clear the data after each session and use the sign out option in the avatar menu of the account.

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