This document outlines the technologies used by Poko Bet to store information on your device or access data already stored there. The term cookies is used as shorthand for various tracking technologies, including local storage, pixels, and software development kits. These tools allow the operator to function while enabling third parties to deliver content and services. We do not distinguish between these methods in terms of legal effect, as each serves a technical purpose.

Our use of these technologies extends to authentication, security, and performance monitoring. The operator is responsible for all first-party technologies that we set directly on your browser or device. Third-party technologies are deployed by external providers who may also set their own cookies independently. You should consult their own privacy policies to understand how they process your data.

This policy operates in parallel with our privacy policy, which details the broader handling of personal data. Where a cookie is linked to identifiable information, that data is subject to the privacy policy rules. This cookie notice focuses specifically on the technical mechanisms of storage and retrieval rather than the full data lifecycle. We encourage you to read both documents together for a complete picture.

The legal basis for our processing depends on the category of the technology in question. Some operations are essential for the service and do not require prior consent. Others rely on your permission, which you may withdraw at any time. We maintain records of your choices to ensure compliance with applicable data protection regulations. This record itself is stored as a necessary cookie to remember your preferences.

Some cookies are set by external partners rather than by Poko Bet directly. These include analytics providers, payment processors, and affiliate tracking networks. Each third party operates under its own legal framework and privacy policy, independent of our controls. We do not have access to their internal processes or data retention schedules.

When you interact with a third-party service, such as a payment gateway, they may set cookies to facilitate that transaction. These technologies are essential for the specific service they provide, such as verifying your bank account details. However, they may also use this opportunity to place tracking pixels for marketing purposes. You should review their documentation to understand their specific practices.

Our integration with these partners is governed by strict data processing agreements. We require them to act only on our instructions and to maintain appropriate security measures. Nevertheless, the legal responsibility for their processing rests with them, not with us. This separation is critical for understanding where your data goes after you leave our site.

You may encounter similar technologies from social media widgets or embedded content providers. These can track your activity across multiple websites to build a profile of your interests. Blocking these third-party cookies in your browser settings is often the only way to stop this tracking. We recommend using private browsing modes if you wish to avoid this type of cross-site monitoring.

Cookies are either session-based or persistent, depending on how long the operator intends to store the data. Session cookies expire automatically when you close your browser or end your activity on the site. These are primarily used for technical processes like maintaining your login state during a session. Persistent cookies remain on your device for a longer period, defined by their expiration date.

The duration of a persistent cookie varies by category and specific vendor. Strictly necessary cookies may last for a short period to facilitate a single transaction or session. Functional cookies often persist for months to remember your language preference or display settings. Analytics and marketing cookies are typically stored for periods ranging from a few months to two years.

We retain a record of your consent choices for a specific period to ensure compliance. This record itself is stored as a necessary cookie to remember your preferences. Without it, the site would not know whether to display the consent banner again. This retention period is determined by our legal obligations and internal audit requirements.

You can manually delete any persistent cookies from your browser at any time. Doing so will reset your preferences and require you to revisit the consent tool. Some technologies may also be subject to browser cleanup routines that remove them automatically. Regular maintenance of your browser cache is recommended to ensure optimal performance and security.

We may update this policy to reflect changes in the law or our operational practices. Any material changes will be communicated to you via email or a prominent notice on the site. We will also update the date at the top of the document to indicate when the revision occurred. You are encouraged to review this page periodically to stay informed.

Continued use of the site after a change in policy implies your acceptance of the new terms. If you do not agree with the updates, you may need to cease using the service. We will ensure that any new technologies are only deployed after obtaining fresh consent where required. This prevents any retroactive application of new rules to past activities.

Changes to the categories or durations of cookies will be clearly stated in the revised document. We aim to provide sufficient notice before any significant shift in data processing occurs. This allows you to make an informed decision about your privacy settings. We do not use this policy to override any statutory rights you may have.

The privacy policy and this cookie notice are reviewed by our compliance team on a regular basis. They ensure that the language remains accurate and aligned with current regulations. We may also adjust the wording to improve clarity for our users. Any ambiguity is resolved in favour of the user, in line with our commitment to transparency.

You may choose to block all cookies or specific categories using your browser settings. This provides an additional layer of control beyond our internal consent tool. However, blocking strictly necessary cookies will prevent the site from functioning correctly. You will be unable to log in, make deposits, or withdraw funds.

Many browsers offer a private or incognito mode that clears cookies automatically upon exit. This is useful for preventing persistent tracking but does not stop session-based technologies. You may still be subject to third-party tracking within these modes unless you install additional tools. The effectiveness of these controls depends on the specific browser and configuration you use.

Blocking cookies may lead to errors when loading certain pages or features. For example, a disabled cookie might prevent the system from remembering your language choice. You may experience repeated login prompts or broken links within the application. We recommend adjusting your settings via the consent tool rather than blocking everything outright.

If you have questions about the impact of blocking specific technologies, please contact our support team. The contacts page provides details on how to reach us for further assistance. We can guide you through the specific risks and benefits of each category. This ensures that you can play while maintaining the level of privacy you require.