Cookie choices for Ivy Bet players

Cookies are small pieces of browser information that help a session continue in a useful way. At Ivy Bet, they support login, game sessions and returning-player recognition, while analytics helps us understand website use. Essential functions support an active session and non-essential cookies are subject to consent; browser settings let a player block cookies, though some features may not work fully.

Cookie types in everyday use

Our cookies serve different parts of a visit:

• Session cookies support the continuity of a visit while a player moves through the service.
• Login cookies help an account remain recognised during sign-in and account activity.
• Game-session cookies support a game interaction while it is being used.
• Returning-player cookies help the service recognise a returning session context.
• Analytics cookies help us understand website activity through Google Analytics.

The distinction matters because account access and analytics do different jobs. Session and login cookies relate to the immediate use of our services. Analytics looks at website use more broadly, helping us understand the way visitors interact with pages.

Keeping the policy current

We keep our cookie information alongside the way our services use session, login and returning-player tools. A current policy gives players a place to understand what sits behind an account session and which choices apply to non-essential cookies.

• We describe cookies in terms of the activity they support, including login and game sessions.
• We request consent for non-essential cookies.
• We recognise browser settings as part of a player’s cookie choice.
• We keep the policy connected with the privacy information that covers personal data.

Cookie choices may be revisited as a player’s browser settings change. Reading the policy when setting up or adjusting those preferences keeps the choice connected to the actual browser being used.

Third-party analytics cookies

Google Analytics is used for website analytics. Analytics helps us look at website activity without changing the role of session and login cookies. It belongs to the non-essential part of the cookie conversation, where consent is requested.

• Analytics cookies help us understand website use.
• They sit apart from the cookies that support a live login or game session.
• Consent is requested for non-essential cookies before those choices apply.
• A browser setting remains a practical way to manage the cookies held there.

We use this separation to keep a player’s choice clear. The account experience has its own functional needs, while analytics helps us understand the overall use of the website.

Managing cookies in your browser

Browser settings give a player control over cookies held by that browser. Those settings may be used to block or remove cookies. Where cookies are blocked, some features may not work fully, particularly features that depend on login or game-session recognition.

• Review the cookie settings in the browser used for the account.
• Choose whether non-essential cookies receive consent.
• Use browser controls to block cookies where that suits the player’s preference.
• Remember that blocking cookies may affect session-based features.
• Return to the privacy information for the wider picture of account and personal data use.

We encourage players to make the choice that fits their browser use and to revisit it when their preferences change.
Last updated: 1 November 2026