Cookie Choices and Browser Controls at IvyBet
Cookies are small pieces of browser data that help us recognise a session, keep a login working and remember a returning player. They support a smoother visit when you move between account features and games. We use them carefully, explain the role they play and ask for consent where a cookie is not essential.
Managing cookies in your browser
Your browser choices
Most browsers let you view stored cookies, remove individual entries or clear them all. These choices belong to you, and they can be changed as your preferences change. A browser may also offer a setting that blocks cookies from a particular type of site or blocks them more broadly.
What a block can change
Blocking cookies may affect features that rely on a continuing session. Login and game-session functions can be less complete when the browser cannot retain the information that supports them. If a feature behaves differently after a browser change, reviewing that browser setting is a sensible first step.
Returning to a preference
Cookie preferences are not a one-time decision. You can revisit them through browser controls when you want a different balance between convenience and privacy. Clearing cookies ends stored browser data, so a later visit may begin as a new session.
Cookie types we use
Session and login cookies
Session cookies support the connection between your browser and the account activity taking place during a visit. Login cookies help maintain access after you sign in. Together, they reduce the need to repeat the same step while you remain active in the browser.
Game-session cookies
Game-session cookies help keep play-related activity connected to the browser session. They are part of the practical context that lets a game session continue without losing its place during normal use. They work alongside the protections that surround account access.
Returning-player and analytics cookies
Returning-player cookies help us recognise a later visit. We also use Google Analytics for website analytics, which helps us understand general use of our pages. Non-essential cookies are handled through a consent request, so the choice is visible when it matters.
How we use cookies
Keeping a visit coherent
We use cookies to support login and game sessions. The aim is continuity: the browser can retain the short-lived context needed for a visit instead of treating every movement as a separate start. That is especially useful when an account holder moves between account activity and entertainment.
Understanding page use
Analytics helps us see how our pages are used in general. It gives our teams a clearer view of which information is being reached and where a visitor journey may need attention. It does not turn a browser preference into a reason to ignore that preference.
Consent and updates
We request consent for non-essential cookies. Essential session-related cookies serve the essential session-related functions, while a browser remains the direct place for managing stored data. We keep this policy under review as our cookie practices develop.
Last updated: 30 October 2026
