Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains how cookies and similar technologies work on the Bannock Peak Casino website (the “site”), what we use them for, and the choices you have. This policy should be read alongside our other privacy-related disclosures, including the information available on our homepage at Bannock Peak Casino.

Cookies, explained in plain English

A cookie is a small text file that a website stores on your device (computer, phone, or tablet). Cookies help a site remember things like your preferences, whether you’ve seen a message before, and how the site is performing.

Some cookies come directly from us (first-party cookies). Others are set by services we use (third-party cookies), such as analytics or embedded content providers.

Why this site uses cookies

Cookies help us run the site reliably and understand how it’s being used. Depending on your settings and how you navigate, cookies may be used to:

• Keep the site working properly and securely.
• Remember choices you make (for example, cookie preferences).
• Measure site performance, like which pages load slowly or which content is most visited.
• Produce aggregated analytics that help us improve layout, content, and navigation.
• Support marketing or advertising features, where enabled, such as measuring the effectiveness of campaigns.

Cookies used on this site are not the same as the Players Club tracking used for in-person promotions at the physical gaming facility. Players Club points, Bonus Bucks, and on-site drawings are handled at the property and through card-based systems, not through cookies on this site.

The main types of cookies you may see here

Different cookies do different jobs. These categories describe what may be used on the site.

Essential cookies (strictly necessary)

These cookies are required for the site to function. They support core features such as security, network management, and basic page functionality. Because they’re necessary, blocking them can cause parts of the site to stop working.

Functional cookies (preferences and convenience)

Functional cookies help remember the choices you make, such as language, region, or other settings that affect how the site appears. If you disable these, the site can still work, but it may “forget” your preferences between visits.

Performance and analytics cookies (how the site is used)

These cookies help us understand how visitors interact with the site, such as which pages are viewed most often, how long pages take to load, or whether visitors encounter errors. The information is typically used in an aggregated way, which means it’s intended to help us improve the site rather than identify you personally.

Marketing cookies (ads and measurement)

Marketing cookies may be used to deliver or measure advertising and to understand which promotions bring visitors to the site. They can also limit how often you see the same message. Marketing cookies are more likely to be set by third parties and may track activity across websites.

If marketing cookies are disabled, you may still see ads, but they may be less relevant, and certain measurement tools may not work as intended.

Third-party services that may place cookies

Some parts of the site may rely on third-party tools. Those providers may set their own cookies and collect information according to their own privacy practices. Depending on what’s active on the site at a given time, third parties may include:

• Analytics providers (to measure traffic and site usage).
• Tag management tools (to control when different scripts load).
• Advertising and conversion measurement partners (to understand campaign performance).
• Embedded media or interactive content providers (for example, video players, maps, or social media embeds).

We don’t control how third parties use their cookies. If you want to manage third-party cookies, your browser settings and any consent choices you make on the site are the best place to start.

Your cookie choices and consent

When required, we’ll ask for your consent before using non-essential cookies (such as certain analytics or marketing cookies). You can change your mind at any time by adjusting your cookie preferences on the site (where that option is available) or by updating your browser settings as described below.

If you choose not to allow certain cookies, some features may not work as designed, and your experience may feel less personalized.

How to manage, disable, or delete cookies

Most web browsers let you control cookies through their settings. You can typically:

• See what cookies are stored and delete them.
• Block all cookies or only certain categories.
• Block third-party cookies.
• Set your browser to delete cookies when you close it.

Because browsers differ, the exact steps depend on the one you use (for example, Google Chrome, Apple Safari, Mozilla Firefox, or Microsoft Edge). Check your browser’s support documentation for the most accurate instructions.

Important: If you delete cookies, you may lose saved preferences (including cookie choices), and some site features may reset.

Similar technologies (pixels and local storage)

Some site features may use technologies that function like cookies, such as pixels, SDKs, or local storage. They’re commonly used for analytics, remembering preferences, preventing fraud, and measuring performance. Your browser controls may limit some of these tools, but not all, depending on how they’re implemented.

How often this policy may change

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in technology, legal requirements, or how the site operates. When we make updates, we’ll revise the content on this page, and the updated policy will apply from the time it’s posted.

Questions or privacy requests

For questions about this Cookie Policy or privacy-related requests connected to the site, contact us through the support channel listed on our website. You can also reach the property directly for in-person matters related to the Players Club or promotions at 1103 East County Road, Pocatello, Idaho 83204.