What Are Cookies?

Our website, like many others, uses cookies—small text files stored on your device, such as a computer, smartphone, or tablet. These cookies help identify your device, remember your preferences, compile statistics, and target advertisements. While cookies can store various types of data like text, numbers, or dates, they do not contain personal information and cannot carry harmful code like viruses. The data stored in cookies can be accessed by us and certain third-party data processors, including Microsoft Ltd., Google Ltd., Match2One AB, and Facebook Ltd.

By using our website, you consent to the use of cookies, including those from third parties. However, you can delete or block cookies at any time. A list of cookies stored on your device while using our website can be found at the bottom of this page.

If you choose to delete or block cookies, you may encounter more frequent and less relevant advertisements, and the website might not function as intended, potentially limiting your access to certain content.

Log files, which include cookies, are also created during site visits. These files record visited pages, visit times, and access locations, meaning that user IP addresses are collected. We can only identify the city from which you access the site, not your exact location. For more details on how we handle your personal data, including your IP address, please refer to our privacy policy.

These log files help us monitor site traffic and serve as a security measure. Collecting IP addresses allows us to detect and prevent hacking attempts by identifying unusual traffic patterns.

Log files, including IP addresses, are stored for five years before they are deleted.

Why We Use Cookies

Cookies serve several purposes, such as enhancing our marketing efforts, improving user experience, and ensuring the technical functionality of our website.

Some cookies help us analyze user behavior on the site. They provide insights into the types of devices used, the pages visited, the marketing channels accessed, and the time spent on the site. If users click on ads or affiliate links, this activity is also tracked and included in our site analysis.

We use this data to optimize our marketing strategies, enhance user experience, and tailor online ads to be more relevant to you.

Cookies also improve website functionality, allowing users to download less data on return visits, remember preferences, and speed up content loading and site response times.

Cookies help us continuously adapt the site to meet user needs identified through behavior patterns. Additionally, third parties may place cookies on your device when you use our site. Details on third-party plugins that place cookies are discussed below.

Types of Cookies We Use

You can view a list of cookies stored on your device at the bottom of this page. Below, we explain the different types of cookies used.

Heat Maps

Our website occasionally uses heat maps to track how users navigate through the site. These data points are stored and analyzed.

Heat maps help us understand user movements on the website, providing valuable insights for optimizing site layout and functionality.

Cookies for Analysis

We use “Google Analytics” and “Matomo” to analyze user access locations via IP addresses. While we cannot see your exact address or location, we can determine the city from which you access the site.

We collect this geographical information primarily to ensure that we allow access only to users who are not restricted by local gambling laws.

The site also collects anonymous statistics on site visits, including the number of visits, average time spent, and pages viewed. This data helps us segment users based on factors like demographics and geography, allowing us to target relevant online ads.

Targeted Advertising

When you use our site, cookies are stored on your device to ensure that the ads you see on social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram, as well as other websites, are relevant to you.

These targeted marketing efforts expire no later than 180 days after your last visit to the site. You can avoid targeted ads by deleting or blocking cookies.

Third-Party Plugins that Place Cookies

While using our site, you may encounter third-party plugins, such as embedded YouTube videos. These plugins may place cookies on your device. These cookies come from third-party services integrated into our site.

Common third-party cookies include those from YouTube, which may be present due to embedded videos on our site.

We include these features to offer our users additional functionalities and benefits.

How Long We Store User Information

Information about user visits is stored for up to 26 months in Google Analytics. If a user revisits the site within this period, the storage period resets, storing data for another 26 months. This process is known as ‘data retention.’

Data collection follows Google’s guidelines and does not include personal user information.

We collect and store data for up to 26 months to provide our users with the best possible site experience.

Google Analytics data is stored for up to 26 months to create annual statistics, allowing us to compare the site’s development over time and measure traffic.

Users who have interacted with our site via Facebook Marketing are stored in a Facebook Pixel for up to 180 days, following Facebook’s guidelines. All data is anonymized by Facebook.

The purpose of the Facebook Pixel is to target ads and marketing efforts via Facebook, showing users ads that match their interests and needs.

How to Avoid Cookies

If you prefer not to store cookies on your device, you can delete them at any time. The process is simple and quick. You can find a guide for deleting cookies at this link.

To block cookies or receive a warning every time your device attempts to store a cookie, you can adjust your browser settings. A guide on how to change these settings can be found here.