COOKIE POLICY

This Policy is effective from 12 October 2026.

THIS COOKIE POLICY EXPLAINS HOW WE USE COOKIES. PLEASE TAKE A MOMENT TO READ AND UNDERSTAND IT; IT IS PROVIDED TO YOU AS A USER OF THIS WEBSITE ("YOU" OR "USER") SO THAT OUR USE OF COOKIES IS TRANSPARENT.

What is a cookie?

Cookies are small pieces of text that a website you visit sends to your web browser. The cookie file is stored in your browser and lets the Website or a third party recognise you, which makes your next visit easier and the Service more useful. Cookies do not usually contain information that identifies a user personally, but personal information that we hold about you may be linked to information stored in, and obtained from, cookies. If personal data is contained in cookies, the same terms apply as in the Privacy Policy. Cookies are either "session" or "persistent", depending on how long they last after being placed in your browser. Session cookies last as long as your browser stays open and expire when you close it. Persistent cookies expire at a fixed point in time or when you delete them from your browser by hand, whichever happens first.

What types of cookies do we use? Essential cookies: these make a website usable by enabling basic functions such as page navigation and access to secure areas. The website cannot work properly without them and they are strictly necessary for our online service. They may also be placed to comply with a legal obligation. Essential cookies are session cookies and expire when you close your browser. Essential cookies used on this Website include: Authentication cookies: they let us identify you once you have logged in to your account;
User-input cookies: they let our website remember what you enter when you fill in online forms;
User-interface customisation cookies: they save your language or font preferences.

Non-essential cookies: all cookies that do not fall under the definition of essential cookies. They need your consent. Non-essential cookies used on this Website include:

Analysis cookies: they let us improve the website's performance and services based on your activity on our Website;
Third-party cookies: in some cases we use cookies provided by parties other than us. We always make sure these parties are reputable and will respect your privacy. Analytic/performance cookies: these are set by Google Analytics. They help us measure how users interact with our Website by collecting information about clicks, time spent on the Website, pages visited, frequency, the browser used and whether a user visits a third-party site. This information is passed to Google Analytics, and what we learn from it is used only to improve the Website. Statistics and analytical data help us offer a better product to our Users and make our business forecasts more accurate. For more information, see the Google Analytics Terms of Use and the Google Privacy Policy. You can stop Google Analytics from recognising you when you return to our Website by disabling cookies in your browser; more about how to do this is given below.
User experience cookies: these are used to improve your experience on our website by fixing issues that may arise with content or accessibility. We may place social media buttons or plugins on the Website that let you connect with the social network of your choice. For them to work, the social network (such as Facebook, LinkedIn or Twitter) sets cookies through our Website, which may then be used to enhance your profile on that network or otherwise add to the data they hold for the purposes described in their own privacy policies.

Cookie list: the following cookies are used on our website:

Cookie	Domain	Provider	Purpose	Type	Expires
1P_JAR, NID	.google.com	Google	Google ad personalisation	Third party	6 Months
SIDCC	.google.com	Google	Security cookie that protects user data from unauthorised access	Third party	3 months
GPS	.youtube.com =	YouTube	Registers a unique ID on mobile devices to enable tracking based on geographical GPS location	Third party	Browser session
VISITOR_INFO1 _LIVE=	.youtube.com =	YouTube	Estimates the user's bandwidth on pages with embedded YouTube	Third party	180 days
YSC	.youtube.com =	YouTube	Registers a unique ID to keep statistics of which YouTube videos the user has watched	Third party	Browser session
datr	.facebook.com	Facebook	Helps identify suspicious login activity and keep users safe	Third party	2 years
fr	.facebook.com	Facebook	Facebook like tracking. More about the Facebook cookie policy	Third party	3 months
reg_ext_ref	.facebook.com	Facebook	Stores the external referrer, that is, the Lucky Boom web page address from which Facebook was accessed	Third party	Browser session
reg_fb_gate	.facebook.com	Facebook	Stores the Lucky Boom web page address as the first-page identifier, together with information on logged-out or non-Facebook visitors	Third party	Browser session
reg_fb_ref	.facebook.com	Facebook	Stores the Lucky Boom web page address as the last-page identifier, together with information on logged-out or non-Facebook visitors	Third party	Browser session
sb, wd	.facebook.com	Facebook	Lets you control the "Follow us on Facebook" and "Like" buttons, collects language settings and lets you share the page	Third party	2 years
__cfduid	.luckyboom.com	CloudFlare	Set by the CloudFlare service to identify trusted web traffic	Third party	5 years
_ga	. luckyboom.com	Google Analytics	Google Universal Analytics sets a unique ID that is used to calculate data for analytics reports.	First party	2 years
_gat_*	. luckyboom.com	Google Analytics	Used to throttle the request rate	First party	1 minute
_gid	. luckyboom.com	Google Analytics	Used to distinguish users from one another.	First party	1 day
gtm_id	. luckyboom.com	intercom. com		Third party	10 years
_ga	. luckyboom.com	amplitude.com		Third party	1 year
amplitude_id_e 5a2c9bdffe949 f7da77e6b481e 118faamplitude .com	. luckyboom.com	amplitude.com		Third party	10 years
ajs_anonymous _id	. luckyboom.com	hotjar.com		Third party	1 year
ajs_group_id =	. luckyboom.com	hotjar.com		Third party	1 year
ajs_user_id	. luckyboom.com	hotjar.com		Third party	1 year
utm_params	. luckyboom.com	hotjar.com		Third party	1 year
adata	. luckyboom.com	luckyboom.com	Tracks certain user actions on Lucky Boom	First party	150 days
amarker	. luckyboom.com	luckyboom.com	Tracks a user's page visits on Lucky Boom	First party	150 days
apps	. luckyboom.com	luckyboom.com	The user's session ID on Lucky Boom	First party	1 day
isVisited	. luckyboom.com	luckyboom.com		First party	694 days
intercom	. luckyboom.com	luckyboom.com			Browser session
tfgame_lang	. luckyboom.com	luckyboom.com	Lang	First party	1 day
tfgame_langs =	. luckyboom.com	luckyboom.com	Langs	First party	1 day
tfgame_screen	. luckyboom.com	luckyboom.com	screen	First party	1 day
tfgame_tz	. luckyboom.com	luckyboom.com	timzone	First party	1 day
tfgame_window	. luckyboom.com	luckyboom.com	window	First party	1 day
tflogin	. luckyboom.com	luckyboom.com	Current user hash	First party	1 year
ID	. luckyboom.com	my.rtmark.net			1 year
img.gif	. luckyboom.com	my.rtmark.net			Browser session
lang	. luckyboom.com	luckyboom.com	The current user's language on Lucky Boom	First party	1 month
tfmodal	. luckyboom.com	luckyboom.com	Lucky Boom remembers which modal window should be shown to the user	First party	150 days
utm_campaign, utm_medium, utm_source, utm_content	. luckyboom.com	luckyboom.com	Tracks advertising traffic ("UTM")	First party	60 days

How to control cookies

You can control cookies through the settings and preferences of your browser. You can disable cookies or set your browser to alert you when cookies are being sent. You can delete all cookies already on your computer and set your browser to prevent them from being placed. If you do, you may have to adjust some preferences by hand every time you visit a site, and some services and functions may not work. To find out more about cookies, including how to see which cookies have been set and how to manage and delete them, visit www.aboutcookies.org or www.allaboutcookies.org.
You can also act in the following ways:
Opting out. As part of our commitment to fair information practices, we let you opt out of the use of information about your activities on other websites to give you interest-based advertising. You can opt out of Google Analytics by installing Google's opt-out browser add-on, and out of interest-based Google ads through Google's Ads Settings. Even if you opt out, you may still receive our advertising; it simply means that the advertising you see will not be customised for you.
Refusing cookies. We honour Do Not Track signals and do not track, plant cookies or use advertising when a Do Not Track (DNT) browser mechanism is in place. You can limit the collection of your information by disabling cookies in your browser, and you may be able to change your browser settings to require your permission each time a site tries to set a cookie. However, our website(s), like many others, rely on cookies for certain functions. If you disable cookies, some services on our website may not work properly.
Other companies' websites and links. Our websites may contain links to websites that are not ours. We are not responsible for the practices of those third-party websites. When you reach other websites through our links, their operators may use cookies under their own cookie policy, which may differ from ours. Please read their privacy and cookie policies carefully before you give them any personal information.
Caution about automatic cookie functions. Browsers such as Microsoft Internet Explorer let you store passwords and login IDs so that you do not have to type them each time you visit a website. We strongly urge you NOT to use this function, to prevent unauthorised use of your online banking access codes.

We need your consent for all non-essential cookies, which you give by ticking the box in the pop-up when you open the website.