Cookie Policy

Cookies are small text files or identifiers that a website asks a browser to store on a reader’s device. They can help a site remember preferences, keep a session working, improve security, understand how pages are used or connect a visit with services that are active on the site.

How cookies apply to Bally Bet UK Guide

Bally Bet UK Guide is an editorial information site. Cookie use depends on the browser, device, privacy settings, consent choices, hosting environment and services active on the live site.

We do not list specific cookie names, vendors or retention periods unless those cookies are actually active on the published site. When features such as analytics, advertising, embedded media, consent tools or affiliate attribution are added, the cookie information needs to be updated to reflect the real setup.

Common types of cookies

  • Strictly necessary cookies: support core functions such as security, consent status, load balancing and access to requested features.
  • Preference cookies: remember choices such as language, display settings and other reader preferences.
  • Analytics cookies: help understand visits, device types, traffic patterns and content performance.
  • Advertising and affiliate cookies: may measure advertising, referral activity, attribution or campaign performance when those services are active.
  • Embedded-content cookies: may be set by external media, maps, app-store widgets or other embedded services included on a page.
  • Session and persistent cookies: session cookies usually expire when the browser closes, while persistent cookies can remain for a set period or until the reader deletes them.

Each browser has its own cookie policy and control system. Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge and mobile browsers can store, block, delete or restrict cookies in different ways. The way this policy applies to a reader’s visit therefore depends on the browser and settings chosen by that reader.

Readers can usually manage cookies through the privacy or security section of their browser settings. Common options include blocking third-party cookies, clearing stored cookies, setting site exceptions and using private browsing modes.

Questions about how a specific browser stores, blocks or deletes cookies belong with the support or help centre for that browser. Bally Bet UK Guide cannot control the cookie tools, privacy interface or support process of a browser provider.

External websites

Links from Bally Bet UK Guide can lead to operator pages, regulator resources, app stores and safer-gambling services. Those websites can use their own cookies and similar technologies under their own policies.

Cookies connected with a Bally Bet account, app, login session, payment flow or operator promotion are managed by Bally Bet or its service providers, not by Bally Bet UK Guide.

Where consent is required for a cookie or similar technology, the live site needs to give readers a clear choice before that technology is used. Browser settings can also be used to limit or remove cookies independently of any on-site consent tool.

Cookie use can change when hosting, analytics, advertising, affiliate tracking, embedded content, consent tools or other services change. This policy needs review whenever the live site setup changes.

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