How Cookies Work and How You Control Them

A cookie is a small text file that is stored on your computer or equipment when you visit our web pages. Here is how you manage cookies in your browser, which types we use and what we use them for.

Managing Cookies in Your Browser

Blocking and deleting

Most browsers accept cookies automatically. If you prefer, you can block some or all cookies, or delete cookies that have already been set, by changing your browser settings. Look for the privacy or history section of the settings.

What we recommend

We recommend that you leave your cookies in place, because blocking or deleting them may restrict your use of our pages. If a page behaves oddly after you change a setting, relaxing that setting is usually enough. Browser settings are kept per browser and per device, so repeat the steps on each device you use.

Types of Cookies We Use

Required cookies

Required cookies enable the navigation and basic functionality of our pages, for example access to member areas. Some cookies are essential for our site to operate, and the site cannot work as intended without them.

Functional cookies

Functional cookies let us analyse how you use our pages and which selections you make, such as your session key, language or region. We save these settings so that we can offer you a more personalised experience.

Advertising cookies

Advertising cookies help us gauge how effective our content marketing is. Our partners provide them to track visits and new player registrations that come from advertising. The only item we pass to affiliated partners is the site visit data that these cookies collect directly, while your name and e-mail address stay with us. A provider may link your site visit data with other personal information collected through other sources, and that external data processing is governed by the privacy notices and policies of those third-party providers.

How We Use Cookies

Automatic collection

When you visit our pages, our system automatically collects information about your visit, such as your browser, your IP address and the referring site. We may do this together with our platform providers and partners, and we may receive general demographic or usage data about visitors from them. We use automatically collected information to identify you personally only after receiving additional consent.

Third-party providers

We also use a number of third-party service providers, and they set cookies on our pages to deliver the services they provide to us. Such services include helping us improve your experience by tracking your activity, measuring the effectiveness of our pages and measuring the effectiveness of our marketing campaigns.

Why we use cookies

To collect this information we use cookies and similar tracking tools. Some cookies are essential for our site to operate; others improve your experience and help us deliver a better service.
Last updated: 28 October 2026