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Ladbet Cookie Policy

How we use cookies and similar technologies across our site, and how you can manage your preferences.

What this Ladbet cookie policy covers

This Ladbet cookie policy explains, in plain language, how cookies and similar storage technologies work when you visit our pages. We want you to understand what a cookie actually does before you decide whether to accept it, because informed consent only means something when the explanation behind it is clear.

Cookies are small text files that a website stores on your device through your browser. They let a site remember choices you have made, recognise repeat visits, and understand broadly how pages are used. None of this involves reading files already on your device or identifying you by name; it works within the boundaries your browser sets.

We keep this policy separate from our privacy policy, which covers how personal information is handled more broadly, and from our terms, which set out the rules for using the site. Reading all three together gives the fullest picture of how we handle your data and your visit.

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How cookies work

Categories of cookies you may encounter

Cookies generally fall into a handful of recognised categories, and most websites, ours included, draw on some combination of them. Understanding the categories helps you make sense of any cookie banner or settings panel you come across, here or elsewhere.

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Strictly necessary cookies

Strictly necessary cookies let a website function at a basic level: loading pages correctly, keeping a session active while you navigate, and remembering security-related settings. Without them, core parts of a site can behave unpredictably or fail to load as intended.

These cookies are not typically used for tracking your activity across other websites, and most browsers do not allow them to be switched off individually without affecting how the page works. Because of this, cookie banners across the industry commonly separate them from the categories that follow, treating them as a baseline rather than an optional extra.

Performance and analytics cookies

Performance cookies gather information about how visitors move through a site: which pages are viewed, how long a visit lasts, and where visitors tend to leave. Site owners use this aggregated information to spot broken pages, slow-loading sections, or confusing navigation.

This category does not usually reveal who a specific visitor is; the data is typically grouped and anonymised before anyone reviews it. Even so, many sites let you decline these cookies without losing access to the pages themselves, which is why they sit apart from the strictly necessary group.

Functional and preference cookies

Functional cookies remember choices you have made, such as a preferred language or a display setting, so you are not asked to repeat them on every visit. They tend to improve convenience rather than deliver any core function of the page.

Preference cookies are usually optional, and declining them simply means a setting resets the next time you visit rather than persisting. We mention them here because a policy that skips this category leaves out a common source of confusion for visitors comparing cookie notices across different sites.

Managing your cookie choices

Your browser settings let you view, delete, or block cookies at any time, and most browsers offer separate controls for each website you visit. Adjusting these settings can affect how parts of a page display or behave, so it is worth checking your browser's help pages before making broad changes.

Third-party content and cookies

Some elements on a modern website are delivered by outside providers rather than built entirely in-house, and those elements can set their own cookies independently of the site hosting them. This is common across the industry and is not unique to any single type of website.

Where third-party content appears on our pages, the provider of that content is responsible for its own cookie practices, and its policy sits outside this document. We recommend checking a provider's own notice if you want details beyond what general browser controls can tell you.

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We keep the language on this page general and educational because cookie behaviour varies by browser, device, and by any add-ons you may have installed. For specifics about your own setup, your browser's documentation is a more reliable source than a general policy page like this one.

Cookies and your wider experience with us

Cookies sit alongside, rather than replace, the account and security settings you manage directly. If you are exploring Ladbet payment methods or checking how our site behaves on a handset, cookie preferences work in the background regardless of which part of the site you are using.

The same applies whether you are browsing live casino at Ladbet pages or checking details on Ladbet mobile casino — cookies support consistent navigation rather than altering what a page contains. This policy does not change based on which section of the site you visit; it applies uniformly across our pages.

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We keep this document updated as our use of cookies evolves, and we encourage returning visitors to check back periodically. A policy that is read once and never revisited is of limited use in a space where browser standards and website features both continue to change.

Questions about this cookie policy

What is a cookie, in simple terms?

A cookie is a small file your browser stores on request from a website, used to remember settings or recognise a return visit. It does not, by itself, give a site access to files elsewhere on your device.

Can I use the site if I decline optional cookies?

Strictly necessary cookies support core page functions and are generally required, but performance and preference cookies are typically optional. Declining the optional categories should not prevent you from browsing our pages.

Where can I read more about how my data is handled?

This page focuses specifically on cookies; broader handling of personal information is covered in our privacy policy. Reading both together gives a fuller picture of how we manage visitor data.