Cookies

What a cookie is

A cookie is a small file your browser keeps so a website can remember what you did on an earlier visit. We use cookies to show you relevant content and to recognise you when you come back.

Types we use

Strictly necessary cookies let you log in to secure areas and make payments, and the service does not work without them. Performance cookies count visitors and show how people move around, so we can improve the pages. Functionality cookies remember you and your settings, such as your language. Targeting cookies record the pages and links you visit so adverts can match your interests, and advertising networks may use their own cookies for the same purpose.

Examples

Some cookies keep your session open and reconnect you after a login. Others remember your language, whether the sound is on, whether you asked us to remember you and whether you are a new or returning player. A group of cookies records which partner campaign brought you to us.

Pixels

We also use tracking pixels. They tell our marketing partners and affiliates when a person they sent to us signs up or makes a deposit.

Turning cookies off

You can block cookies in the settings of your browser, for example in Chrome, Safari or Firefox. If you switch off every cookie, parts of our service may stop working. Blocking only third-party cookies does not stop you from making payments.