What Are Cookies
Cookies are small text files placed on a browser or device when a website is visited. Similar technologies, such as local storage, pixels and tags, may perform related functions. They can remember preferences, support security, measure traffic or record that a visitor followed an outbound link.
Some cookies last only for the current browser session. Others remain until they expire or are removed. First-party cookies are set by the site being visited. Third-party cookies are set by an external service used for analytics, media, security or referral tracking.
Cookies do not usually reveal a person’s identity by themselves, but cookie identifiers can become personal data when combined with other information. Their use is therefore subject to privacy and consent rules in many countries.
Cookies We Use
Essential cookies support functions such as security, load balancing, consent storage and basic navigation. The site may not work correctly without them. These cookies are generally used because they are necessary rather than for advertising.
Analytics cookies help measure visits, page performance, device type, referral source and errors. They allow content and navigation to be improved using aggregated trends. Where required by law, analytics cookies are used only after consent.
Marketing or affiliate cookies can record that a visitor reached a third-party platform through a referral link. They may support attribution, campaign measurement or tailored advertising. These technologies can involve independent third parties and are optional where consent law applies.
Typical categories are: Essential, used for security and site operation; Analytics, used for audience measurement and performance; Marketing, used for referral attribution and advertising. Exact cookie names and retention periods may change as providers update their services.
Managing Your Cookies
Where a consent tool is displayed, use it to accept, reject or adjust optional categories. Essential cookies may remain active because they are required for the site to function. Withdrawing consent does not affect processing that lawfully occurred before withdrawal.
Browser settings can block, delete or limit cookies. In Chrome, open Privacy and security settings. In Firefox, use Privacy & Security. In Safari, use Privacy settings. In Microsoft Edge, open Cookies and site permissions. Menu wording may change between versions.
Blocking all cookies can affect saved preferences, embedded content, security checks and referral tracking. Private browsing can reduce local persistence but does not make activity anonymous to websites, internet providers or destination platforms.
Third-Party Cookies
The site may use hosting, analytics, security or affiliate services that set their own cookies. Those providers determine their own purposes and retention under their privacy notices. Following an outbound link can also allow the destination platform to set cookies immediately.
Common third-party categories include analytics platforms, content delivery networks, fraud-prevention tools and affiliate attribution systems. This page does not control cookies placed directly by a gambling operator or another external website.
Review the destination’s cookie and privacy notices before creating an account. Use device and browser controls where you do not want optional tracking.
Policy Updates
This Cookie Policy may change when providers, technologies or laws change. The latest version should be reviewed periodically. Last updated: 13 July 2026.
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