Cookies Policy

This Cookies Policy explains how Maximal Bet Casino and its platform store and access small files on your device - commonly called cookies - plus related browser technologies. It covers the types of cookies you may encounter, why they matter for site behaviour, how they support login and preferences, and how to manage or remove them.

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files placed on your browser or device when you visit a website. They record simple information such as session identifiers, language choices, or whether a banner has been dismissed. Similar technologies include localStorage, sessionStorage and indexedDB, which store data inside your browser for performance and state persistence.

Why cookies are used

Cookies help the site remember choices and keep basic features working. They support things like keeping you signed in during a visit, storing display preferences, speeding up page loads, and collecting anonymous usage data so pages and services can be improved. Cookies also assist in detecting unusual activity to protect accounts and platform integrity.

Essential cookies

These cookies are necessary for core site functions. Without them you may not be able to log in, place bets, use the cashier, or keep items in a session-based basket. Essential cookies typically do not store personal profiling information and are created only to enable the services you have asked for.

Session cookies

Session cookies exist only for the duration of a browser session and are deleted when you close the browser. They are used to manage navigation and temporary state - for example, keeping you logged in while you move between pages during a single visit. If you close your browser or log out, session cookies will normally expire.

Persistent cookies

Persistent cookies remain on your device after the browser is closed and are used to remember settings and preferences across visits, such as language selection, currency choice, or a "remember me" option. The retention time for persistent cookies varies depending on the purpose and can be controlled through your browser.

Functional cookies

Functional cookies store preferences that change how the site behaves or looks. Examples include chosen language, display options, or a preference to hide promotional banners. These cookies make the platform more convenient without collecting detailed personal information.

Analytics and performance cookies

These cookies collect aggregated and anonymized usage data to measure how the site performs, which pages are visited most, and where load or responsiveness improvements are needed. Collected metrics are typically combined so that they cannot be linked to a specific individual. Analytics cookies help prioritise fixes and optimise resource delivery.

Preference and language settings

Preference cookies remember user interface choices like language, region display, or content filters. When saved, these values allow pages to load with your chosen settings rather than resetting each visit. If preference cookies are removed, the site will revert to default settings until new choices are saved.

Login and session continuity

To keep you signed in across browsing sessions, the platform may use persistent authentication cookies or tokens. These are designed to balance convenience and security. You can end a persistent session at any time by using the logout option or by clearing cookies. For security reasons, long-lived login cookies are revoked after extended inactivity or when account settings change.

Device recognition

Cookies can assist in recognising a device to provide consistent behaviour and to reduce repeated verification steps. Device recognition helps with fraud detection and login flow adjustments, such as requesting additional checks when an unrecognised device tries to access an account.

Security-related cookies

Security cookies support measures that protect accounts and platform operations. They are used for functions such as session integrity checks, preventing cross-site request issues, and temporarily flagging suspicious sessions. These cookies do not store passwords and are focused on keeping account interactions secure.

Browser storage technologies

Apart from cookies, the platform may use browser storage options like localStorage and sessionStorage to cache non-sensitive data and improve performance. These storage mechanisms are limited to the browser where they were created and can be cleared independently of cookies via browser settings.

Third-party integrations

Some features rely on third-party services that may set their own cookies, for example analytics providers, chat services, content-delivery networks, or embedded media. These cookies are controlled by the third parties and may be used for aggregated measurement, performance, or to enable integrated functionality. You can manage many of these cookies through the platform's cookie settings and your browser controls.

Marketing and communication preferences

Marketing cookies personalise promotional content and record whether you have agreed to receive certain communications. Preference controls allow you to opt out of personalised marketing. If you decline marketing cookies, you may still see generic, non-personalised promotions.

Cookie consent management

On first visit you will see a cookie banner or settings panel offering choices about non-essential cookies. You may accept all, reject non-essential categories, or adjust specific preferences. You can revisit and change those choices at any time via the cookie settings link found on the site footer. Consent choices are stored so that the banner does not reappear unnecessarily.

Browser cookie controls

All modern browsers let you view, block or delete cookies. Controls are typically found in browser settings under Privacy or Site settings. Blocking cookies may prevent some parts of the site from functioning properly. For step-by-step guidance, consult your browser's help resources.

Clearing or disabling cookies

Clearing cookies removes stored preferences and may sign you out of the site. Disabling cookies entirely will limit functionality - for example, you may not be able to log in, the cashier may not persist state, and some pages may not display correctly. If you rely on multiple devices, removing cookies on one device does not affect cookies stored on another device.

Site functionality impact when cookies are disabled

Without cookies certain features will be reduced or unavailable. Typical impacts include repeated login prompts, loss of saved preferences, inability to complete transactions, and reduced customisation. Performance diagnostics and aggregated analytics will also be limited, which can slow the identification of issues affecting all users.

Technical diagnostics and performance optimisation

Cookies and temporary logs assist in diagnosing errors, tracking page-load times, and tuning resource delivery. They support measures such as session tracing for troubleshooting and short-term caches that reduce redundant downloads. Diagnostic data is used to resolve technical faults and to prioritise updates that improve overall reliability.

Aggregated analytics information

Analytics data collected via cookies is usually aggregated and anonymised to reveal trends such as popular pages, device distribution, and peak usage times. This information helps inform product decisions and performance tuning without tying behaviour to identifiable individuals.

User experience improvements

Cookies make it possible to remember sensible defaults, reduce repetitive steps, and deliver a smoother browsing flow. Preferences saved between sessions allow pages to load pre-configured, saving time and reducing friction for frequent activities like returning to live events or continuing unfinished interactions.

Changes to this policy

Policy details may be updated to reflect changes in technology or legal requirements. Significant updates will be communicated on the site or via the cookie settings interface. For any question about cookies or to change your preferences, contact [email protected].