Website Cookie Policy

Cookies and Browser Storage

A cookie is a small piece of data that a website asks your browser to store. Browsers can also retain information through other forms of site storage. Depending on how a website uses them, these technologies may help a page function or remember a choice between visits.

This policy concerns browser storage associated with this independent website, not every site you may reach from it. For information about how this website handles personal information, read the privacy policy. Your browser settings provide a way to inspect, delete or restrict stored site data.

Different Cookie Purposes

Browser storage can serve different purposes. Some uses support website functions; others may help measure use or remember preferences. The categories below explain what those purposes can mean. They are not an inventory of cookies or tools used on this website.

Website Functions

A website may use browser storage to keep a selected setting available as a visitor moves between pages. Storage can also help maintain a session where a site offers a feature that needs one. Whether a particular function depends on stored data varies by website; these examples do not establish that this site uses a particular cookie or offers an account feature.

Optional Measurement and Preferences

Some websites use storage to understand how visitors navigate their pages or to remember display choices for a later visit. Those purposes differ from storage needed for a function to work. They do not, by themselves, mean that measurement tools or preference cookies are active here. Your browser’s site-data controls can show what it has stored for a website.

Managing Browser Settings

Browsers usually offer controls for cookies and other site data, although menu names vary by browser, version and device. Look in your browser’s privacy or site-settings area for options to:

View stored data for an individual website.
Delete data for one site or clear it more broadly.
Restrict cookies or other site storage.

A setting may apply to every site you visit rather than only this one. Check its scope before changing it if you do not want to affect other websites.

Deleting Stored Data

To clear data associated with a website:

Open your browser’s privacy, cookies or site-data settings.
Find the website in the stored-data list, if your browser provides a site-by-site view.
Select the data you want to remove and confirm the deletion.

Clearing site data may remove saved preferences or sign-in state where those features apply. If you use more than one browser or device, check each separately: deleting data in one browser does not necessarily clear it elsewhere.

Effects of Blocking Cookies

Blocking cookies or other storage can change how a website behaves. Settings might not be remembered, while functions that rely on a continuing session may require you to start again or may not work as expected. The effect depends on the website and your browser settings; it does not mean a particular feature here will fail. If a page behaves differently after a settings change, review the restriction you applied.

Third-Party Websites

This policy covers this independent website. If you follow a link to another website, this website’s cookie policy no longer applies, even if the link appears in an article about 1xBet. An external betting operator or other destination may use browser storage for its own purposes and explain those practices in its own policies.

Browser controls can treat websites separately, too. Data stored for an external site is not automatically data stored by this website. Review the destination’s information and your browser’s site-data settings when you want to understand or manage storage there.

Policy Updates

This policy may be revised to clarify its wording or reflect changes relevant to this website. You can return to this page to read the text available at that time. For changes to an external website’s practices, consult that website’s own information.

FAQ

What is a cookie?: A cookie is a small piece of data a website asks a browser to save. What it does depends on the website using it.
Can cookies be deleted in my browser?: Yes. Look for cookies or site data in your browser’s privacy settings. You may be able to remove data for one website or clear it more broadly.
Can blocking cookies affect website functions?: Yes, potentially. A site may stop remembering settings, and storage-dependent functions may behave differently. The effect depends on the site and your browser settings.
Does this policy cover the betting operator’s website?: No. This independent website’s policy does not govern the external operator’s website. The operator has its own policies, including a privacy policy, which you should consult for information about that site.
Where can I read about privacy?: This website’s privacy policy is linked in “Cookies and Browser Storage” above. For an external website, read the privacy information provided by that destination instead.