Dexsport Cookie Policy
How we use cookies to run this site and keep your session working the way you expect.
This Dexsport cookie policy explains, in plain language, what cookies are, why we use them and how you can manage your preferences while browsing with us. We've written this page so that every visitor to Dexsport can understand exactly what gets stored on their device and why it matters.
Cookies are small text files placed on your browser or device when you visit a website. They help a site remember your choices, keep pages loading correctly and understand broadly how a page is used. We rely on cookies for similar practical reasons here, and this page sets out the categories we use and the controls available to you.
What Cookies Do on Our Site
Cookies serve several distinct jobs across a website like ours. Some remember basic settings so a return visit feels familiar rather than starting from zero every time. Others help pages function correctly behind the scenes, such as keeping a session active while you move between sections of the site.
A further category helps us understand how pages are used in aggregate, without identifying any one visitor personally. This kind of information helps us notice which parts of the site are easy to navigate and which could be clearer. None of this is used to make decisions about your gambling behaviour.
Categories of Cookies We Use
Not every cookie on a site does the same job, so it helps to separate them into clear groups. Strictly necessary cookies keep core functions working, such as navigation and secure areas of the site. Without these, pages may fail to load correctly or a session could be interrupted unexpectedly.
Preference cookies remember choices you've made, like a selected language or display setting, so you don't have to repeat them on every visit. Analytics-style cookies help us understand general usage patterns across pages, again without identifying you individually. We do not use cookies on this page to place bets or alter game outcomes in any way.
Session and Persistent Cookies
Some cookies last only for the duration of your visit and disappear once you close the browser; these are called session cookies. Others remain on your device for a longer, defined period so that certain settings persist between visits. Both types exist for convenience rather than for anything hidden, and you remain free to clear either at any time through your browser settings.
Managing Your Cookie Preferences
- Open your browser's settings or preferences menu, usually found under privacy or security options.
- Locate the section covering cookies and site data, which varies slightly by browser.
- Choose to block, allow or delete cookies for this site or for all sites you visit.
- Save your changes and refresh the page so the new settings take effect.
Most browsers let you review, block or delete cookies individually or in bulk, and you can usually set rules for specific sites you visit regularly. Keep in mind that blocking certain cookies may affect how smoothly some pages run, particularly anything that depends on remembering a session or a saved preference. If you are exploring Dexsport payment methods or checking details on Dexsport bonus types, a cleared cookie cache may simply mean re-entering certain choices again.
We encourage visitors who want deeper control to review their browser's own documentation, since cookie settings differ between desktop and mobile versions, and between browser providers. This page will be updated if the categories of cookies we use change meaningfully, so it's worth returning here from time to time rather than relying on memory alone.
Cookies, Games and Mobile Browsing
Cookies apply the same way whether you're browsing on a desktop or checking the live casino at Dexsport from a phone. If you tend to play using the Dexsport mobile casino, your browser there stores and manages cookies independently of any desktop session, so preferences set on one device won't automatically carry to another.
This separation is standard across the web and isn't specific to any one site. It simply means that clearing cookies on your phone's browser won't change anything you've set on a desktop browser, and vice versa.
Third-Party Cookies and External Content
Some pages may load content or tools from outside services, and those services can set their own cookies independently of ours. We don't control how third parties manage their cookies, so if you have concerns about a specific external tool, the provider's own policy is the right place to check details.
Where we can, we aim to keep third-party elements to a minimum so that the cookies active on this site remain easy to explain and easy to manage. This policy covers what we set directly; anything loaded from elsewhere falls under that provider's own terms.
What exactly is a cookie?
A cookie is a small text file saved by your browser when you visit a site, used to remember settings or keep a session active between pages.
Do cookies affect my privacy?
Cookies used for necessary functions and general analytics don't identify you personally; they help pages run correctly and help us understand overall usage patterns.
Can I browse with cookies turned off?
You can disable cookies in your browser, though some pages may not function as smoothly, since certain features depend on remembering basic session information.
Will this cookie policy change over time?
Yes, as our site evolves the categories of cookies we use may be updated, and this page will reflect any meaningful changes going forward.
Questions About Your Privacy?
If anything on this cookie policy is unclear, our responsible gambling page outlines the broader tools and approach we take to keeping your experience transparent.
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