Cookies Policy

This Cookies Policy explains how Roobet uses cookies and similar browser technologies to support site functionality, remember preferences, monitor performance, and improve your experience. The text focuses on practical behaviour you can expect when browsing, logging in, or interacting with features that rely on small data files stored on your device.

What cookies are

Cookies are small data files placed in your browser or device storage by websites you visit. They hold short pieces of information such as a session identifier, preference settings, or a flag to remember that you accepted a prompt. Cookies can be created by this site or by trusted partners that provide features like analytics or embedded services.

Why cookies are used

Cookies help the site operate reliably and make your visits smoother. Typical uses include keeping you logged in during a session, remembering language or display choices, restoring an unfinished form, balancing load across servers, and measuring how pages perform so we can prioritise fixes and improvements.

Essential cookies

Essential cookies enable core site functions. Without them you may not be able to use account features, place bets, play games, or access secure areas. These cookies are normally session-based and are required for basic navigation and transaction integrity.

Session cookies

Session cookies are temporary and expire when you close your browser. They maintain continuity for a single visit, for example by storing your session ID while you move between pages. Session cookies are crucial for avoiding repeated logins within the same browsing session.

Persistent cookies

Persistent cookies stay on your device beyond a single session and are used to remember preferences and settings across visits. They can store language choices, interface preferences, and whether you have interacted with a promotion. The exact lifetime of persistent cookies varies depending on their purpose.

Functional cookies

Functional cookies store non-essential preferences that improve convenience. Examples include saved display modes, preferred game filters, or a remembered deposit currency. These cookies do not track your activity across other sites and are focused on making the site behave the way you prefer.

Analytics and performance cookies

Analytics cookies collect aggregated information about site use, such as which pages are visited most often, how users navigate between sections, and page load times. This data is used to find and fix performance issues, to plan feature updates, and to improve overall stability. Analytic data is typically aggregated and does not identify individual users.

Preference and language settings

Cookies are used to remember language choices, date and time formats, and other display preferences. When these cookies are present, the site can present the correct language and layout on subsequent visits without asking again.

Login and session continuity

To keep you logged in or to restore your session quickly, the site uses authentication-related cookies. If you choose a persistent login or "remember me" option, a persistent cookie stores a token that lets the site re-establish your session securely. Signing out from your account removes these cookies for that device.

Device recognition

Device recognition cookies help the site identify commonly used devices and apply relevant security or convenience settings. Recognising a trusted device can reduce repeated verification prompts while still allowing stricter checks for new or unusual access.

Security-related cookies

Certain cookies support security measures such as fraud detection, session integrity, and protection against automated attacks. These cookies do not store sensitive personal data but help detect suspicious patterns and trigger additional checks when needed.

Browser storage technologies

In addition to cookies, the site may use browser storage options such as localStorage and sessionStorage. Those technologies hold larger or structured pieces of data for client-side features and differ from cookies in lifespan and access. Where used, storage is limited to operational needs like UI state and caching small assets for speed.

Third-party integrations

Some features rely on trusted third parties such as analytics providers, streaming services for live content, or payment processors. These partners may set their own cookies when you use integrated features. Third-party cookies are governed by the partner's policies; this site does not control those cookies directly but expects partners to respect common privacy standards.

Marketing and communication preferences

When you opt in to marketing communications, cookies may be used to tailor messages and measure campaign effectiveness. If you later change your communication preferences, the site updates or removes related cookies so future messages reflect your choices.

Cookie consent management

On your first visit you will see a cookie banner with options to accept or manage cookie categories. You can adjust which non-essential cookies are allowed and change that choice at any time via the cookie settings link in the site footer or within your account preferences. Essential cookies remain active to preserve basic functionality.

Browser cookie controls

Your browser provides tools to view and manage cookies. You can block or delete cookies per-site or globally, set automatic clearing rules, and control third-party cookie behaviour. Modifying browser settings affects how the site operates, so consider keeping essential cookies enabled for a full experience.

Clearing or disabling cookies

Clearing cookies removes stored preferences and may sign you out of the site. Disabling cookies can limit or prevent access to account features, interrupt active sessions, and degrade the functionality of interactive elements. If you choose to clear cookies, you may need to re-enter settings such as language and display preferences.

Site functionality impact when cookies are disabled

Some features will continue to work without non-essential cookies, but others will be limited. Typical impacts include repeated login prompts, loss of saved preferences, reduced personalised content, and impaired performance reporting. Essential operations such as secure navigation and session handling can require cookies to function.

Technical diagnostics and performance optimisation

Diagnostic cookies collect short-term technical details like error flags, load times, and resource failures. This information helps engineers prioritise fixes and improves uptime. Diagnostic data is transient and used only to troubleshoot and optimise site performance.

Aggregated analytics information

Analytics results are generally presented in aggregate form to guide product decisions. Aggregated data shows trends such as most-played sections, drop-off points in flows, and average response times. These summaries do not reveal individual browsing histories and are used to improve reliability and navigation.

User experience improvements

Cookies are instrumental in making incremental improvements that benefit users. Remembering recently viewed sections, restoring interrupted actions, and preloading common resources all rely on small, benign pieces of stored data. These convenience features reduce friction and speed up routine tasks.

How to contact us

If you have questions about cookie settings or wish to exercise privacy choices, contact support at [email protected]. Our team can help explain available controls and walk you through managing preferences for your browser or account.

Policy updates

This policy may be updated to reflect changes in technology or in the tools we use. When the policy is revised, a notice will be posted and the updated policy will be available from the cookie settings area. Checking the cookie settings periodically ensures your choices stay up to date.