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BossaBet Cookie Policy 2026 | UK Guide

This page explains how cookies and similar technologies work when you read about BossaBet in 2026, what each category does, and how you stay in control of your choices. We keep it plain and practical, with no jargon and no pressure.

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files that a website places on your phone, tablet or computer when you visit. They help a page remember things such as your display preferences, or recognise that you have returned. Similar tools, including local storage and tracking pixels, do comparable jobs and are covered by this policy too. Cookies do not run programmes and cannot read other files on your device. Some are essential for a page to load properly, while others are optional and only set if you agree. We want you to understand each type before you decide what to accept.

The categories we use

Necessary cookies keep the pages working, for example by remembering your cookie consent choice and supporting basic security. These cannot be switched off. Functional cookies store preferences such as text size or layout, so the page feels familiar next time. Analytics cookies give us anonymised counts of visits and popular pages, which helps us improve the guides and fix confusing sections. Marketing cookies measure whether editorial content and partner messages are relevant, and limit how often you see the same message. Functional, analytics and marketing cookies are optional and only run with your consent.

Third-party cookies

Some cookies come from outside providers rather than from us directly. Typical examples are analytics services that measure traffic patterns and advertising partners that gauge campaign performance. These providers set their own cookies and apply their own privacy practices, so we encourage you to read their notices as well. We only enable third-party tools that serve a clear purpose for this guide, and we do not allow them to use the information they collect for anything unrelated. If you decline optional cookies, these third-party tags stay switched off.

How long cookies last

Cookies fall into two broad groups by lifespan. Session cookies disappear when you close your browser, and we use them for short-term tasks such as keeping a page consistent while you read. Persistent cookies remain on your device for a set period, from a few days to roughly a year, so your preferences and consent choice do not have to be re-entered at every visit. We review these durations regularly and aim to keep them as short as is practical for each purpose.

Managing or opting out

You can change your cookie choices at any time through the preferences panel on the page, where each optional category can be turned on or off separately. Your browser settings offer another route: most browsers let you block or delete cookies entirely, and the help section of your browser explains how. Bear in mind that blocking necessary cookies may stop parts of the page from working properly. Opting out of marketing cookies does not remove advertising altogether, but any ads you see are less likely to be tailored to you. Please also gamble responsibly: if play ever stops being fun, UK support services are available.

Changes to this policy

We may update this cookie policy when our tools, partners or legal requirements change. When we make a meaningful change, we will refresh the date on this page and, where the update affects optional cookies, ask for your consent again. We recommend checking back from time to time so you know how your information is handled. If anything here is unclear, our team is happy to explain it in simpler terms. Continuing to use the page after an update means you are aware of the revised wording, though your right to adjust your choices never expires.