Cookie Policy

We place great value on transparency regarding how we collect and use user data. To learn more about this and about us as a data controller, you can read our Privacy Policy. This cookie policy is designed to clearly explain to website users how, when, and why we use cookies. Information about deleting or blocking cookies can be found in the section “How Can You Change Your Cookie Settings?” Before taking any action regarding cookies, we recommend that you read this policy carefully.

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What You’ll Find in This Policy

  • Our Use of Cookies
  • About Cookies
  • What Cookies Do We Use and Why?
  • How Can You Change Your Cookie Settings?
  • Opting Out of Third-Party Services
  • Changing Browser Settings
  • Disabling Flash Cookies

Our Use of Cookies

Every browser that visits our website receives cookies from us. If the cookies we use are not strictly necessary for providing the website, we will ask for your consent to use cookies on your first visit to our website. We use cookies on our website because we want to provide our users with the best possible experience. Information provided through cookies enables us to optimize your experience on our platform.

Cookies typically do not contain information that can personally identify a user. However, personal information that we store about you can be linked with information stored and received in cookies. In our Privacy Policy, you can learn more about what personal data we process regarding our users.

About Cookies

Cookies are small text files placed on your device by websites you visit. This enables the website to remember your actions and preferences over a specific period, such as login information, language preferences, font size, and other display preferences. This means you don’t have to re-enter this information every time you return to the website or navigate between pages.

Using cookies helps you navigate between pages efficiently, remembers your settings, and improves your overall browser experience in various ways. Cookies can also help ensure that the marketing you see online is relevant to you and your interests. Other technologies, including data stored in your web browser or on your device, identifiers linked to your device, and other software, are used for similar purposes. In this policy, we refer to all these technologies as “cookies.”

Cookies can be classified based on their lifespan, the domain they belong to, and their storage location.

Cookies by Lifespan

Session cookies are deleted when you close your browser. Session cookies only last for the duration of the session, typically the current visit to a website or a browser session. These temporary cookies are useful for maintaining your login state or remembering items you’ve added to a shopping cart during a single browsing session. Once you close your browser, they’re automatically cleared from your device.

Persistent cookies remain on your computer or device for a predetermined period, unless you delete them before their expiration date. Persistent cookies help us recognize you so it’s easier to return to our website or interact with our service without having to log in again or change your settings each time. After you log in, a persistent cookie stays in your browser and is read again when you return to our website. These cookies can last from days to years, depending on how we configure them.

Cookies by Domain

First-party cookies are set by the web server of the website you’re visiting and belong to the same domain. These are cookies that come directly from our website and only our website can read them. They’re generally considered safer since they’re directly controlled by the website you’re visiting.

Third-party cookies are stored in a different domain than the website you’re visiting. This can happen when the website references a file like JavaScript that’s located outside its domain. Third-party cookies allow external services like analytics providers or advertising networks to track your behavior across multiple websites. These cookies can be set by ad networks, analytics providers, or other embedded services on our website.

Cookies by Storage Location

Browser cookies are sent by a website and stored in your browser. Browser cookies store less data than Flash cookies, and only the browser where the cookies are stored can access them. They’re stored in your browser’s memory or storage system and can only be accessed while using that particular browser.

Flash cookies, also known as Local Shared Objects, differ from browser cookies in the amount, type, and way data is stored. They’re stored outside the browser and can be accessed by multiple browsers on the same computer. Flash cookies are more persistent than standard browser cookies and can store more data, making them useful for certain applications but also raising privacy concerns.

To learn more about cookies, visit www.aboutcookies.org or www.allaboutcookies.org.

What Cookies Do We Use and Why?

We use all the types of cookies explained above. Below you’ll find detailed descriptions of our cookies, their functions, and their sources.

Essential Cookies

Essential cookies are necessary for our website to function effectively. They help make the website usable by enabling basic functions like page navigation and access to secure areas of the website. Without these cookies, the website wouldn’t work properly, and you wouldn’t be able to perform essential tasks like logging in or placing bets.

This type of cookie can also be used to protect our website and speed it up by automatically optimizing the delivery of our content. This ensures you get the fastest possible page load times and best performance. Essential cookies can also be used for security reasons to identify our trusted visitors. They filter out bots and distinguish them from legitimate users to prevent any form of spam activity on our website.

These cookies don’t correspond to any user ID in our web application, and they don’t store personally identifiable information. We recommend that you don’t disable these cookies. If you set your browser to inform you about these cookies or block them, please note that some parts of the website may not function properly.

Preference and Functional Cookies

Preference cookies enable a website to remember information that changes the way the website behaves, such as your preferred language or the region you’re in. They can also be used to provide services you’ve requested, such as watching a video, leaving a blog comment, or using live chat support.

These cookies enhance your experience by personalizing the website to match your preferences. They remember choices you’ve made to streamline your interactions with the website during future visits.

Analytics Cookies

Analytics cookies help website operators understand how visitors interact with websites by collecting and reporting information anonymously. We use various analytics cookies to analyze information about how our website is being used. Analytics cookies can process information about the number of website visitors, where those visitors came from, which pages they visited, scroll activities, downloads, user agent information, time spent on the website, or the approximate geographic location of a device you’re using to access our website.

We use this information to create reports that help us improve the website. Reports can be displayed visually through heatmaps and anonymized screenshots. All data we process with this type of cookie is presented in aggregated form and/or pseudonymized, meaning it cannot be directly linked to your identity.

We primarily use analytics cookies from Google Analytics and Clicky. However, please note that we may use analytics cookies provided by other companies that we also use for analysis and reporting purposes. These services help us understand user behavior patterns and continuously improve our website experience.

Marketing Cookies

Marketing cookies are used to follow visitors across multiple websites so that relevant and engaging advertisements can be displayed to individual users. For marketing purposes, we use various services including OneSignal and Yahoo Pixel. Marketing cookies are used for the regular operation of these marketing services. These cookies help us personalize communication with you. If you accept receiving marketing material, marketing cookies help us evaluate your personal preferences for specific content, which we then use to deliver marketing material matching your preferences.

Please note that we use marketing cookies from other companies whose services we employ for marketing purposes. Third-party cookies may also be used by marketing partners to track your interactions across our website and partner websites to deliver targeted advertising.

Third-Party Cookies

Third parties can set cookies when you visit our website. Sometimes this is because we’ve hired the third party to provide services on our behalf. In other cases, it’s because our websites contain advertisements from third parties or content like videos and news feeds.

Since your browser establishes a connection to the web servers of these third-party providers to retrieve such content, these third parties can set their own cookies on your device or read existing cookies, and can collect information about your online activities on our website or with other online services.

In some cases, tracking cookies from third parties may also be required for the effective use of affiliate links and the implementation of existing affiliate agreements. These relationships allow us to earn commissions on referred customers while providing you access to products and services.

You can disable some or all cookies at any time. There are several ways to manage your cookie preferences and maintain control over the information stored on your device.

When you first visit our website, a cookie consent banner will appear asking you to accept or decline non-essential cookies. You can accept all cookies, decline all non-essential cookies, or customize your preferences to choose exactly which types of cookies you allow. Your choice will be remembered for future visits using a consent cookie that stores your preferences.

Most modern websites and apps include a cookie management center or preferences page where you can adjust your cookie settings at any time. This usually allows you to toggle different cookie categories on or off, such as analytics, marketing, or preference cookies, while keeping essential cookies enabled for proper website functionality.

If you change your mind about cookie preferences, you can typically adjust them again through the same interface where you initially set them. Some websites provide a link at the bottom of the page, in the footer, or in the main menu that says “Cookie Settings” or “Privacy Settings” where you can manage your preferences.

Managing Cookies Through Your Browser

You can also manage cookies directly through your web browser settings. Most browsers provide options to view cookies stored on your device, delete them, or set rules for how cookies should be handled. You can typically find these settings in your browser’s preferences or settings menu under options like “Privacy,” “Security,” or “Cookies.”

In Google Chrome, you can manage cookies by going to Settings > Privacy and Security > Cookies and other site data. You can choose to delete all cookies, delete cookies from specific websites, or adjust your cookie settings for all websites.

In Mozilla Firefox, navigate to Preferences > Privacy and Security > Cookies and Site Data to manage your cookie preferences. Firefox allows you to clear cookies manually, set rules for cookie handling, or block all cookies if you prefer.

In Safari on Mac, go to Safari > Preferences > Privacy, and in Safari on iPhone, go to Settings > Safari > Privacy. These settings let you control how Safari handles cookies from websites you visit.

In Microsoft Edge, select Settings > Privacy, search, and services > Clear browsing data or go to Settings > Cookies and site permissions to manage cookie settings.

Additionally, most browsers allow you to set cookie handling rules before cookies are actually set. You can typically configure your browser to ask you before accepting cookies or to automatically reject all non-essential cookies while allowing essential ones for website functionality.

Be aware that if you disable all cookies, some website features may not function properly. Navigation might be slower, your preferences won’t be remembered, and some interactive features could be unavailable. We recommend keeping essential cookies enabled while adjusting settings for other cookie types based on your comfort level.

Managing Cookies Through Browser Extensions

You can also use browser extensions and add-ons specifically designed to manage cookies and enhance your privacy. These tools allow you to see which cookies are being set, which companies are tracking you, and control cookie handling with more granular options than your browser provides by default. Popular privacy-focused browser extensions often provide cookie management features alongside other privacy protections.

Some browser extensions automatically block tracking cookies while allowing functional and preference cookies to improve your browsing experience. These tools can simplify cookie management for users who prefer not to manually adjust browser settings.

Opting Out of Third-Party Services We Use

Beyond managing cookies through your browser, you can also opt out of specific third-party services and tracking networks that we use on our website. Many third-party advertising and analytics companies provide opt-out mechanisms that let you prevent their cookies and tracking scripts from monitoring your behavior.

If you wish to opt out of Google Analytics tracking, you can download and install the Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on, which prevents Google Analytics from collecting data about your website visits. This add-on works across multiple browsers and websites, making it convenient if you want to block Google Analytics globally.

For advertising networks and tracking companies, websites like the Network Advertising Initiative (NAI) and the Digital Advertising Alliance (DAA) provide centralized opt-out tools. These platforms allow you to opt out of interest-based advertising from multiple networks simultaneously rather than visiting each company’s website individually.

OneSignal provides opt-out options for its push notification and marketing services. If you’ve enabled push notifications from our website through OneSignal, you can disable them through your browser settings or by visiting OneSignal’s preference center to adjust which communications you receive from us.

For Yahoo Pixel and other Yahoo services, you can adjust your privacy settings through Yahoo’s privacy center, which gives you control over how Yahoo collects and uses information about your browsing behavior.

If you prefer not to receive targeted advertising based on your browsing history, the Digital Advertising Alliance and Network Advertising Initiative websites allow you to opt out from participating companies’ targeted advertising programs.

Keep in mind that opting out of tracking cookies or specific services doesn’t mean you’ll see no advertising—you’ll simply see less targeted advertising. You may still see generic ads that aren’t based on your browsing history or interests.

Changing Your Browser Settings

Your web browser provides built-in cookie management tools that give you direct control over cookie handling. Understanding your browser’s cookie settings allows you to implement your preferred privacy level across all websites you visit.

In most browsers, you can set your cookie handling preferences to accept all cookies, accept only first-party cookies, ask you before accepting cookies, or block cookies entirely. Each browser presents these options differently, but the functionality is similar across all modern browsers.

To find cookie settings in your browser, look for options labeled “Cookies,” “Privacy,” “Security,” or “Data and Privacy.” The exact location varies by browser, but these settings are typically found in your browser’s main preferences or settings menu.

If you choose to block all cookies, you should know that this may affect your ability to use our website and many other websites fully. Core functionality like logging in, maintaining your session, or accessing personalized features may not work. We recommend blocking only tracking or third-party cookies while allowing essential cookies for basic website functionality.

Most browsers also provide options to clear stored cookies periodically, either automatically on browser exit or whenever you choose. You can typically specify whether to clear all cookies or to preserve cookies from websites you use frequently.

Some browsers include privacy modes or incognito modes that prevent cookies from being saved at all. These modes are useful when you want temporary browsing without leaving cookie traces on your device, though they may limit website functionality.

Disabling Flash Cookies

Flash cookies, officially called Local Shared Objects (LSOs), are data files created by websites using Adobe Flash Player technology. Unlike browser cookies, Flash cookies are stored outside your web browser and typically persist even when you clear your browser cookies.

Flash cookies can store more data than traditional cookies and are not controlled through standard browser privacy settings. If you want to manage Flash cookies, you’ll need to access the Adobe Flash Player Settings Manager.

To access the Adobe Flash Player Settings Manager, visit Adobe’s website at adobe.com and navigate to the Flash Player Settings Manager link. From there, you can view websites that have stored Flash cookies, delete Flash cookies from specific websites, or disable Flash cookies globally if you prefer.

You can also manage Flash cookies by accessing the storage settings for individual websites through the Flash Player Settings Manager. This allows you to see how much storage Flash Player is using on your computer and delete Flash data from websites you no longer want to have stored data.

If you have concerns about privacy or want to prevent tracking through Flash cookies, you can disable Adobe Flash Player entirely or prevent it from storing information on your device. However, this may prevent some website features that rely on Flash from functioning properly.

Most modern websites have moved away from Flash technology in favor of HTML5 alternatives, so Flash cookies are becoming less common. However, if you encounter Flash content on our website or others, these tools give you control over Flash-based data storage.

We’re committed to being transparent about our data practices. If you have questions about how we use cookies or your privacy on our platform, please contact us through the contact information provided in our Privacy Policy. We’re happy to clarify any concerns or provide additional information about our cookie practices.

We may update this policy periodically to reflect changes in technology, legal requirements, or our own cookie practices. We recommend reviewing this policy occasionally to stay informed about how we use cookies.

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