Cookies Policy

Cookies are small data files that store information to help websites understand visitor behavior, preferences, and, in some cases, assist with marketing and communication. Cookies are saved on both mobile and desktop devices, preventing users from repeatedly entering details like login credentials, language settings, and location preferences.

Use of Cookies

Cookies serve various functions, from enabling essential site operations, such as storing language preferences and login details, to tracking user interactions. They help monitor clicked links, preferred ads, browsing behavior, and time spent on pages, ultimately enhancing user experience and optimizing advertisements.

Types of Cookies

Session Cookies

- Temporary cookies that are automatically deleted when the user ends their browsing session.

Persistent Cookies

- Stored cookies that remain on a device until manually deleted or until they expire based on browser settings.

First-Party Cookies

- Cookies set by the website itself, such as bookmakers.biz, to enhance user experience and store preferences.

Third-Party Cookies / Analytics Cookies

- Also known as marketing or affiliate cookies, these track user interactions, helping websites deliver personalized ads and analyze browsing habits. Users can disable these cookies in their browser settings.

Necessary Cookies

- Essential for website functionality, these cookies store critical information such as language settings, payment preferences, and navigation details. These cannot be turned off as they ensure seamless site operation.

Marketing Cookies

- Used to track user activity, including ad clicks, visited pages, time spent on the site, and preferences. These cookies assist websites and advertisers in delivering tailored experiences and measuring ad performance.

Performance Cookies

- Also called user experience cookies, these help improve website functionality by storing data on performance metrics, user preferences, and ad effectiveness. They do not collect personally identifiable information and can be disabled at any time.