Cookie Policy

Last updated: July 31, 2026

This Cookie Policy explains how cookies and similar technologies are used on this website, including pages related to Richville Casino. It outlines what cookies are, why they are used, the types of cookies that may be placed on your device, and the choices you have to control them.

We aim to keep this policy clear, transparent, and easy to understand. Some cookies are necessary for the website to work properly, while others help improve performance, remember your preferences, measure traffic, and support marketing activities.

By continuing to use this website, you may consent to the use of certain cookies where allowed by law. When required, we will ask for your permission before placing non-essential cookies on your device.

What Cookies Really Do

Cookies are small text files stored on your computer, smartphone, or tablet when you visit a website. They help the site recognize your device and remember information about your visit, such as your preferred language, login status, or pages viewed.

Cookies are widely used because they make websites work more efficiently and provide useful insights to site operators. Similar technologies, such as pixels, tags, local storage, and scripts, may also be used for related purposes, and this policy refers to them collectively as “cookies” unless stated otherwise.

Some cookies last only while your browser is open. These are called session cookies. Others remain on your device for a set period or until you delete them, and these are known as persistent cookies.

Why Cookies Are Used on This Website

Cookies support several core functions of the website. They help pages load correctly, protect user sessions, reduce fraud risks, remember settings, and make the site easier to use across visits.

They are also used to understand how visitors interact with the website. For example, cookies can show which pages receive the most traffic, how users move through the site, and whether technical issues affect performance. This information helps improve layout, speed, content, and general usability.

In some cases, cookies may also be used to tailor content, limit repeated messages, or support advertising and remarketing through third-party services.

Essential Cookies That Keep Things Running

Essential cookies are required for the basic operation of the website. Without them, certain features may not function properly.

These cookies may be used to maintain security, manage user sessions, support page navigation, balance traffic across servers, remember privacy settings, and detect suspicious activity. Because they are strictly necessary, they usually do not require consent under applicable law.

If you block essential cookies through your browser, parts of the site may stop working as intended. You may not be able to access secure areas, submit forms, or use certain account-related functions.

Functional Cookies That Remember Your Preferences

Functional cookies help the website remember choices you make so your experience is more personalized. This may include language preferences, region settings, display options, or previously entered information.

These cookies are not always strictly necessary, but they can make the website more convenient to use. If you disable them, the site will still work in many cases, but you may need to re-enter settings each time you visit.

Performance Cookies That Help Improve the Site

Performance cookies collect information about how visitors use the website. They show which pages are visited most often, how long users stay on a page, whether visitors encounter errors, and how well site features are working.

The information gathered through these cookies is generally aggregated and used to improve speed, design, navigation, and content quality. These cookies help us better understand what is working well and what needs attention.

Without performance cookies, we may have less insight into how to improve the website for users over time.

Marketing Cookies and Advertising Technologies

Marketing cookies are used to deliver more relevant ads, measure campaign effectiveness, and reduce the number of times you see the same promotion. They may also help build a profile of your interests based on browsing activity across this website and, in some cases, other websites.

These cookies are often placed by third-party advertising partners. They may be used to support analytics, retargeting, affiliate tracking, and ad reporting.

If you do not allow marketing cookies, you may still see advertisements, but they may be less relevant to your interests.

First-Party and Third-Party Cookies Explained

Some cookies are set directly by this website. These are called first-party cookies. They are commonly used for core site functionality, preferences, and internal analytics.

Other cookies are set by outside providers whose tools or services appear on the website. These are called third-party cookies. For example, a third party may place cookies when we use analytics software, embedded media, live chat tools, security services, or advertising platforms.

Third-party providers may process information according to their own privacy and cookie policies. We encourage users to review those policies where relevant.

Third-Party Services That May Place Cookies

We may work with outside vendors that support website operations, analytics, communication, and marketing. Depending on the services in use, these third parties may place cookies or similar tracking technologies on your device.

Examples can include:

• web analytics providers that measure traffic and user behavior,
• security tools that help detect spam, abuse, or fraudulent activity,
• customer support systems such as live chat or help desk platforms,
• advertising and affiliate partners that track campaign performance, and
• media or content delivery providers that support embedded content and faster page loads.

These providers may change from time to time as the website evolves. Not every visitor will receive the same cookies, because cookie use can depend on location, consent choices, device type, and the pages visited.

How Consent Works

Where required by law, non-essential cookies will only be used after you provide consent through the cookie banner or preference center. This usually applies to functional, performance, analytics, and marketing cookies that are not strictly necessary.

You can accept all cookies, reject non-essential cookies, or customize your preferences. Your choices may be stored in a cookie so the website can remember them during future visits.

You can also withdraw or update your consent at any time by using the cookie settings tool made available on the site, if applicable. Browser-based controls are also available, although they may not always override all consent tools or third-party settings.

How to Manage, Disable, or Delete Cookies

Most web browsers let you control cookies through their settings. You can usually block cookies, delete existing cookies, or set your browser to notify you before a cookie is stored.

The exact steps vary by browser, but the settings are typically found under sections such as “Privacy,” “Security,” or “Site Settings.” Common browser options include Google Chrome, Safari, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Opera.

If you choose to disable or delete cookies, keep in mind that some parts of the website may not function correctly. Preferences may reset, page performance may be affected, and certain tools, including login-related or support features, may become unavailable.

In some cases, you may also need to clear browser cache or adjust settings separately on each device you use.

What Happens If You Refuse Cookies

Refusing non-essential cookies will not usually prevent you from viewing the website. However, your experience may be less personalized, and some convenience features may not work as expected.

If essential cookies are blocked, key parts of the website may fail. That can include secure navigation, session management, form submissions, fraud prevention, or other basic functions required for site operation.

Cookies and Personal Data

Some cookies may collect or relate to information that can be considered personal data under applicable privacy laws. This can include IP address, device identifiers, browser type, approximate location, pages visited, and interaction data.

When cookies involve personal data, that information is handled in line with the applicable Privacy Policy and relevant legal requirements. Cookie data may be used for site administration, security, analytics, service improvement, and, where permitted, marketing.

International Users and Local Rules

Cookie laws vary depending on where a user is located. Because of that, the website may show different cookie notices or consent options based on your region.

Users in certain jurisdictions may have additional rights regarding consent, access, deletion, or objection to data processing. If local law requires a higher level of protection, we aim to apply the appropriate cookie controls.

Policy Updates You Should Know About

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in legal requirements, technology, third-party services, or website operations. When updates are made, the revised version will be posted on this page with a new “Last updated” date.

If changes are significant, additional notice may be provided through the website where appropriate. We encourage users to review this policy periodically so they stay informed about how cookies are used.

Privacy Questions and Contact Details

If you have questions about this Cookie Policy, cookie consent, or how your information is handled, you can contact the support team at support@richville.com.

You can also use the website’s FAQ and live chat features, where available, if you need general assistance. If your request relates specifically to privacy or data rights, please include enough detail for the team to identify and respond to your concern accurately.

By using this website with your selected cookie settings, you acknowledge that cookies may be used as described in this policy. Your preferences matter, and you remain in control of how non-essential cookies are handled on your device.