The Betsson cookie policy explains how cookies and similar technologies may be used on this website and on linked gambling platforms. Cookies are small text files stored on a browser or device. They can support secure sessions, remember preferences, measure performance, prevent fraud, and deliver relevant advertising.
What Are Cookies?
Some cookies last only for a browsing session and disappear when the browser closes. Others remain for a defined period so that a site can remember a returning device. Similar technologies can include local storage, software development kits, pixels, tags, and device identifiers.
Cookies do not usually reveal a person’s name by themselves. However, identifiers can become personal data when combined with an account, IP address, device profile, or other information. Their use should therefore follow privacy and consent laws that apply in the user’s location.
Cookies We Use
Essential cookies support functions such as secure login, fraud prevention, payment protection, load balancing, language selection, and storage of consent choices. These cookies are normally necessary for the service to work.
Preference cookies remember settings such as language, region, display choices, or previously selected filters. They improve convenience but may not be strictly necessary.
Analytics cookies help measure visits, navigation paths, page performance, errors, and feature use. The results can be used to improve content and technical reliability.
Marketing cookies may build an interest profile, limit repeated adverts, measure campaign performance, or support affiliate attribution. Where consent is required, these cookies should not be activated before a valid choice is recorded.
Managing Your Cookies
A consent banner or settings panel may allow users to accept all cookies, reject non-essential cookies, or choose categories. A later change should be possible through the same preference tool. Withdrawing consent does not affect processing that was lawful before withdrawal.
Browsers also allow users to block, delete, or restrict cookies. Controls are normally found under privacy or site settings. Blocking all cookies may prevent login, payment, security, language, or session features from working correctly.
Private browsing can reduce local storage after a session ends, but it does not make a user anonymous to websites, internet providers, payment companies, or regulators.
Third-Party Cookies
Third-party technologies may be used by analytics providers, advertising networks, payment processors, fraud-prevention suppliers, video platforms, or customer-support tools. These providers may process information under their own privacy notices and may operate in more than one country.
Affiliate links may use identifiers to record that a visit or registration came from this website. Such tracking supports commission attribution and should be disclosed transparently. Users should review the privacy information of the external service before registering or depositing.
Retention and Updates
Cookie duration varies by purpose. Session cookies may expire quickly, while preference or attribution cookies may remain longer. Non-essential identifiers should not be kept longer than necessary for the stated purpose.
This policy may be updated when technology, law, suppliers, or business practices change. The latest version should be checked periodically. Last updated: 11 July 2026.
