Cookies Policy

Cookies Policy Content

Purpose of This Policy

This Cookies Policy explains how GAINEROO PTY LTD (ABN: 36 638 202 114, ACN: 638 202 114) ("Aussie Lucky Numbers", "we", "us", or "our") uses cookies and related tracking technologies on the website located at https://aussieluckynumbers.com (the "Website" or "Platform"), in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth), the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs), the Spam Act 2003 (Cth), applicable licensing requirements under Northern Territory gambling regulations, and relevant advertising platform compliance standards.

This Policy sets out the categories of cookies and technologies used, their purposes, and your rights and choices regarding their management, particularly in relation to matched lottery ticket services, user account functions, age verification protocols, data analytics, and targeted marketing. Where cookies result in the collection of personal information, such data is handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy and applicable legal standards under Australian law.

Table of Contents

1. What Are Cookies

Cookies are alphanumeric identifiers and small data files stored on a user's device or browser when visiting a website. They serve to authenticate users, record session activity, retain preferences, and support core technical and functional operations. Depending on their nature, cookies may be issued by the website operator (first-party cookies) or by approved third-party service providers (third-party cookies), and may persist only for the session or across multiple visits.

Cookies used on this Platform are categorised as follows:

Type of Cookie	Description
Session cookies	Expire when the browser is closed. Typically used for temporary session data.
Persistent cookies	Remain stored on your device until deleted or upon reaching an expiry date.
First-party cookies	Placed directly by Aussie Lucky Numbers to deliver core site functionality.
Third-party cookies	Deployed by verified partners for analytics, advertising, or technical support.

The classification and use of cookies are aligned with our obligations under Australian privacy law, Northern Territory licensing regulations, and our internal security standards.

2. Why We Use Cookies

Cookies and related technologies are implemented to perform specific lawful and legitimate purposes that are essential to the operation, security, and user experience of the Platform. These include:

• Verifying the identity of registered users and managing authenticated sessions within secure areas of the Platform;
• Enabling participation in matched lottery ticket services, including real-time purchase logging, ticket validation, and prize notification;
• Managing user functions such as deposits, withdrawals, and age-verification under gambling legislation;
• Detecting and mitigating fraudulent access, misuse, and unauthorised system activity;
• Enforcing compliance with jurisdictional limitations and localisation of features such as currency, language, and legal disclaimers;
• Collecting anonymised or pseudonymised statistical data for performance benchmarking and system diagnostics;
• Supporting compliant targeted advertising, affiliate tracking, campaign attribution, and remarketing;
• Recording and preserving user consent and cookie preference settings under a valid Consent Management Platform (CMP) framework.

Certain categories of cookies are considered functionally essential and may be deployed without your prior consent. Other categories, including analytics and advertising cookies, are subject to express opt-in requirements through our CMP interface.

3. Categories of Cookies Used

Cookies used on this Website are grouped into categories based on function and compliance purpose. These categories are deployed in accordance with applicable laws, licence conditions, and advertising partner requirements.

Category	Purpose and Legal Basis
Strictly Necessary Cookies	Required for user authentication, age verification, fraud prevention, and essential session continuity. These are non-optional and deployed without prior consent.
Functional Cookies	Support language selection, location settings, and enhanced user experiences. These improve platform usability but are not essential for access.
Performance and Analytics	Enable de-identified tracking of user behaviour, navigation, session duration, and system engagement. Used to optimise service quality (e.g., via Microsoft Clarity or Google Analytics).
Marketing and Affiliate Cookies	Facilitate lawful targeting of ads, performance measurement, affiliate program attribution, and remarketing, including via Microsoft UET and Facebook Pixel.
Unclassified Cookies	Temporary cookies under active assessment for proper classification. Monitored under enhanced review procedures to ensure compliant deployment.

Where third-party cookies are used, we conduct ongoing legal and technical due diligence to ensure that such parties meet acceptable privacy standards and provide contractual guarantees for international data transfers where applicable.

4. Use of Other Tracking Technologies

In addition to cookies, we utilise various forms of embedded tracking technologies for lawful and regulated purposes, such as service optimisation, fraud prevention, regulatory compliance, and marketing attribution. These technologies operate alongside cookies and are governed by the same privacy and consent rules.

Technology Type	Description
Tracking Pixels	Invisible image files used to monitor ad views, page impressions, and email campaign engagement.
JavaScript Tags	Snippets of code that measure user behaviour and manage dynamic content rendering or conversion tracking.
Local Storage Objects	Browser-based storage used for longer-term retention of user settings and consent indicators.
Script-based Analytics	Integrated code libraries (e.g., Google Tag Manager) that process user interaction data at runtime.

These technologies may process non-personal technical data or, in combination with cookies, contribute to user profiling for legitimate advertising purposes. All use is restricted to the minimum functional footprint required and is subject to our governance protocols.

5. User Control Over Cookies

You have the right to determine the extent to which cookies and tracking technologies are used on your device. The Platform implements a Consent Management Platform ("CMP") that adheres to IAB transparency standards and enables users to actively manage their preferences.

Through the CMP, you may:

• Accept or decline non-essential cookies by category;
• Modify your preferences at any time;
• View detailed descriptions of each cookie type and purpose;
• Retain your selections across future sessions through Consent Mode;
• Revoke prior consents and trigger a re-evaluation of applicable cookie settings.

The CMP records your consent decision and applies it across relevant tracking tools. If you reject or disable certain cookies, some features of the Platform may not operate correctly or may be restricted.

In the event that cookies collect personal information, you may exercise your rights to access, correct, or request erasure of such data in accordance with the Australian Privacy Principles by contacting: support@aussieluckynumbers.com.

6. Browser-Level Cookie Management

In addition to using the on-site Consent Management Platform (CMP), users can control the placement and storage of cookies via browser-level settings. Most modern web browsers provide cookie control tools that allow users to:

• View and manage stored cookies;
• Block all cookies or select specific types to restrict;
• Delete existing cookies from their browser;
• Set permissions per website or browsing session.

Browser	Cookie Management Instructions
Chrome	Settings > Privacy and security > Cookies and other site data
Firefox	Preferences > Privacy & Security > Cookies and Site Data
Safari	Preferences > Privacy > Manage Website Data
Edge	Settings > Cookies and site permissions > Manage and delete cookies and site data
Brave	Settings > Privacy and Security > Cookies and other site data
Opera	Settings > Advanced > Privacy & security > Content settings > Cookies

Users should note that certain features of the Platform may not function optimally if essential cookies are disabled at the browser level. In some instances, services requiring session identification, age gating, or payment confirmation may be impaired.

Do Not Track (DNT)

Some browsers also provide a "Do Not Track" (DNT) feature that signals to websites that the user prefers not to be tracked. When this setting is enabled, the browser transmits a request to all visited websites to disable tracking mechanisms, including cookies.

However, the DNT protocol is not legally binding, and the Platform is not required to comply with it. While we respect user privacy preferences, our systems do not currently respond to DNT signals.

Users are encouraged to utilise our CMP for granular cookie control and lawful consent management.

7. Use of Flash Cookies and Local Shared Objects

We may deploy Flash Cookies, also known as Local Shared Objects (LSOs), in limited scenarios to support multimedia content, enhance browser-based interactions, or maintain persistent consent state. These objects operate separately from standard browser cookies and may not be removed or blocked through ordinary cookie settings.

To manage or delete Flash Cookies, users may access the Flash Player Settings Manager at:
https://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager07.html

Please be aware that disabling Flash Cookies may limit your ability to view or interact with certain content formats available on the Platform.

8. Targeted Advertising and Marketing Technologies

The Platform uses advertising technologies, including cookies and complementary tracking tools, to lawfully deliver targeted advertising and monitor advertising campaign effectiveness in accordance with:

• Google Ads and Microsoft Ads requirements;
• Affiliate network campaign attribution standards;
• NT gambling licensing requirements;
• The Spam Act 2003 (Cth) and relevant sections of the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth).

Such technologies may be used to:

• Display ads based on pseudonymised user browsing patterns;
• Re-engage prior visitors through remarketing tools;
• Track conversions and affiliate referrals;
• Support segmented ad delivery to qualified user audiences;
• Maintain compliance with user age restrictions and ad targeting boundaries.

Aussie Lucky Numbers does not knowingly direct personalised advertising to individuals under the age of 18. All marketing and promotional activity complies with mandatory advertising platform restrictions and does not rely on sensitive personal information such as health data, religion, political views, or sexual orientation.

No personal data is sold, rented, or transferred to third parties for unrelated marketing purposes. All tracking conducted for advertising is done transparently, with user consent where required, and in accordance with lawful bases under Australian data protection law.

9. Policy Updates and Amendment

This Cookies Policy is subject to regular legal and technical review to ensure continued alignment with the following:

• The Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs);
• Licensing and compliance conditions imposed under the Gaming Control Act 1993 (NT);
• Technical standards mandated by Google Ads, Microsoft Advertising, and affiliate platforms;
• International standards for cookie usage, consent, and privacy-by-design protocols.

Where substantial changes are made—particularly those affecting user rights or data collection practices—we will issue notice via the Platform and update the "Last Updated" date indicated above.

Users are encouraged to periodically review this Policy to stay informed of current tracking and consent practices.

10. Contact and Regulatory Information

If you have questions, concerns, or require further information regarding this Cookies Policy, please contact us at:

Email: support@aussieluckynumbers.com
Phone: +61 480 851 851
Website: https://aussieluckynumbers.com

Written correspondence may be directed to our registered office:

GAINEROO PTY LTD
Tower One Barangaroo
Level 35, 100 Barangaroo Avenue
Sydney NSW 2000
Australia

You may also submit a complaint or seek advice from the following authorities:

• Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC)
• Northern Territory Department of Industry, Tourism and Trade (for licensing or gambling-related issues)