This document sets out the methods by which Betovo and its partners place files and other technologies on your device during your interactions with our platform. It applies to all cookies, local storage items, pixels, scripts and software development kits used in connection with our services. These tools allow us to recognise your device and remember actions you have taken over a period of time. We define the scope of these technologies explicitly because they often operate invisibly in the background of your browsing session.

We treat the data collected by these technologies according to the practices described in our privacy policy. That document details how we process personal information derived from these mechanisms, including how long we retain it and who we share it with. This cookie policy complements that privacy statement rather than repeating it. You should read both documents to fully understand our data handling practices and your rights regarding them.

The operator responsible for first-party technologies placed directly by Betovo is the entity listed in our terms and conditions. Third parties that place their own technologies are governed by their own notices and policies. When a third party sets a cookie, we do not control the purposes for which they use the data. We do, however, require them to comply with applicable data protection laws before they are permitted to interact with our platform.

Local storage and similar technologies differ from traditional HTTP cookies in how they store data on your device. While cookies are sent back to the server with each request, local storage persists until explicitly cleared or expired. Both serve the same functional purpose of maintaining state across visits. We manage both types within this single framework to provide a clear record of what is set.

We engage external providers to deliver specific services such as payment processing and analytics. These providers may set their own cookies or use similar tracking technologies on your device. When you visit a partner site or use a linked service, those third parties determine the purpose and scope of their data collection. We do not control their practices once the technology is set by them.

For example, payment processors place cookies to maintain session security during a transaction. Analytics partners use tools to measure traffic and user behaviour across the industry. Affiliate tracking systems identify the source of your visit to ensure commission accuracy. Each of these entities operates under their own legal frameworks and privacy obligations independent of Betovo.

Our agreements with these third parties require them to respect your consent preferences. If you withdraw consent for a category that they support, we notify them to stop processing. However, some technologies are embedded deeply into the infrastructure and may persist for a short time. You can review the specific policies of each provider to understand their full data handling terms.

We use both session and persistent technologies depending on the specific requirement of the function. Session cookies are deleted automatically when you close your browser or log out of your account. This ensures that sensitive data is not stored on your device for longer than necessary. It protects your privacy by removing temporary identifiers once your activity is complete.

Persistent technologies remain on your device for a defined period until they expire or are manually deleted. We set specific retention periods for each category based on the operational need. Strictly necessary cookies may last for the duration of a session or a year for security tokens. Analytics cookies are typically retained for twelve months to provide meaningful trend data.

The consent record itself is stored persistently to ensure your preferences are respected on your return. We maintain this record for as long as necessary to comply with legal retention requirements. If you choose to delete your browser data, we lose track of your previous settings. This requires you to set your preferences again the next time you visit our platform.

This policy may change from time to time to reflect new technologies or legal requirements. We review our practices regularly to ensure they remain compliant with current regulations. If we make a material change to how we use cookies, we will notify you through the consent banner. Continued use of the site after such changes constitutes acceptance of the updated terms.

We avoid making frequent changes to the policy to ensure stability for our users. Major updates typically occur only when laws change or when we introduce new services. You can check the date at the top of this document to see when it was last revised. It is your responsibility to review the policy if you have specific concerns about your data.

A change in technology does not automatically require a change in this policy. We assess each new tool to determine if it fits into an existing category. If a new tool creates a new category of processing, we will create a corresponding section. This ensures that every piece of technology on our platform has a defined purpose.

You can manage cookies directly through your browser settings instead of using our consent tool. Most modern browsers allow you to block third-party cookies or delete them on exit. This is a valid alternative to our interface if you prefer complete control over your device. However, it requires you to update your settings for every browser you use.

Blocking strictly necessary technologies will prevent core features from functioning correctly. You may find that you cannot log in or that your session ends unexpectedly. The cashier and game loading processes rely on specific session identifiers to work. If you block these cookies, the platform cannot verify your identity or process your bets.

We recommend using our consent tool rather than browser settings to manage non-essential categories. This ensures that you can still access essential services while limiting tracking. Blocking essential cookies via your browser often leads to a poor user experience without achieving total privacy. You should only block strictly necessary cookies if you are troubleshooting a technical issue.