Cookies Policy

How cookies may be used

The cookies and similar technologies used on a website can have different purposes. The specific cookies available may change as the website, its features and its supporting services develop. The categories below describe the main purposes for which cookies may be used, rather than listing every individual cookie.

Strictly necessary cookies

Strictly necessary cookies support the basic operation, security and accessibility of the website. They may help with account or session functions, page navigation, authentication, fraud prevention, responsible access controls, load balancing and the delivery of information requested by you. These cookies are generally required for core services to work and may not be capable of being switched off through a cookie preference tool.

For example, a necessary cookie may help maintain a secure session while you move between pages or remember that a security check has been completed. These cookies are not intended to build a marketing profile about you. They may still process technical information needed to provide and protect the relevant service.

Functionality and preference cookies

Functionality cookies help remember choices you make and improve the convenience of returning to the website. They may remember language, region, display or other settings, where those options are available. They may also help provide a feature you have requested or reduce the need to repeat the same selection during a visit.

If you disable these cookies, the website may still be available, but certain preferences may not be remembered. You may need to make the same selections again each time you visit, and some features may not work in the way intended.

Analytics and performance cookies

Analytics cookies may help us understand how visitors use the website, including which pages are visited, how visitors move through the site and whether links or features are working as expected. The information may be used in an aggregated or statistical form to monitor performance, identify errors, improve content and make the website easier to use.

Analytics information may include details such as the device or browser used, approximate location derived from technical information, the pages viewed, the time spent on a page and general interaction data. We aim to use this information for website improvement and not to identify you directly through analytics data alone.

Security, compliance and responsible use

Cookies and similar technologies may be used to support security, detect unusual activity, help prevent misuse and protect the website, accounts and users. They may also assist with age, location, eligibility or other access checks where these are required for an online gambling service. The information collected for these purposes may be reviewed with other relevant information to support legal, regulatory, security or responsible gambling obligations.

Advertising and marketing technologies

Where permitted and where you have provided any required consent, marketing or advertising technologies may be used to measure campaigns, limit repeated advertisements or show information that may be more relevant to your interests. These technologies may be placed by us or by selected third-party service providers acting on our behalf.

Marketing cookies are not required for basic browsing. You can usually refuse or withdraw permission for these cookies through the available preference controls or your browser settings. If you opt out, you may still see general advertising or promotional content, but it may be less relevant to your interests.

Managing cookies and your choices

You can manage cookies in several ways. When a cookie banner or preference centre is available, it may allow you to accept, reject or customise certain categories. Your choices may be saved using a cookie or similar technology so that the preference tool does not ask you again on every visit. If you clear your cookies, use a different browser or use a different device, you may need to set your preferences again.

Most browsers allow you to view, block, delete or restrict cookies. The steps vary between browsers and devices, so you should consult the help or privacy settings provided by your browser. You may be able to block all cookies, accept only first-party cookies, receive an alert before a cookie is stored or delete cookies when you close the browser.

• Blocking necessary cookies may prevent parts of the website from loading or stop account, security and session features from working correctly.
• Blocking functionality cookies may mean that your language, region or other preferences are not remembered.
• Blocking analytics cookies may reduce the information available to us about website performance, but it should not normally prevent basic browsing.
• Blocking marketing cookies may reduce personalised advertising or campaign measurement, but you may still receive general information or advertising.
• Cookie controls apply to the browser or device where they are set and may not automatically apply to other browsers or devices.

Some devices also provide privacy settings that limit tracking, advertising identifiers or similar technologies. These settings may affect how services function and may not control every type of technology used on a website. Where available, you can use the website's preference tool as well as your device and browser controls.

If you use a private browsing mode, cookies may be deleted when the session ends. This does not necessarily prevent all technical information from being processed during the session, and it may not stop necessary security or operational technologies from working.