This page explains how Bet365 review portal (bet365-online.com.de) uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit our site. We've kept the language plain and the structure straightforward so you can see exactly what's stored, why it's there, and how to turn it off if you'd prefer.
What a cookie actually is
A cookie is a small text file dropped onto your device when you visit a website. It helps the site remember things – your language preference, the page you were reading, whether you've already dismissed a banner. Cookies themselves do not identify you personally; they recognise the browser or device you're using. Some last only until you close the tab (session cookies); others remain until they expire or you delete them (persistent cookies).
Which cookies bet365-online.com.de sets
Our portal uses a small set of cookies to keep the site working and to understand how visitors move through it. The table below names the categories we rely on:
| Category | Purpose | Consent required |
|---|---|---|
| Necessary | Keep the site secure, remember your consent choices, maintain session state | No – required for the site to function |
| Analytics | Measure traffic, understand which pages are read, spot broken journeys | Yes |
| Marketing & advertising | Show relevant offers, measure campaign performance | Yes |
| Preference | Remember layout or display choices you've made | No – improves your experience |
Necessary cookies are set automatically because the site cannot work without them – they handle login state, CSRF protection, and your cookie-banner choice itself. Analytics and marketing cookies are only placed when you give consent through the banner that appears on your first visit. If you decline, those categories stay off.
How long cookies stay on your device
Session cookies disappear when you close your browser. Persistent cookies remain for a set period:
- Consent-choice cookies: 12 months, so you're not asked again every visit
- Analytics cookies: typically 24 months, giving us a longer view of site usage
- Marketing cookies: 30–90 days, depending on the campaign
Once a cookie expires, your browser discards it automatically. You can also clear them manually at any time – see the section below on browser settings.
Third-party scripts and embedded content
Some of the tools we use come from outside providers – analytics platforms, video embeds, advertising networks. When those scripts load, they may set their own cookies, governed by their privacy policies rather than ours. We configure these services to respect your consent choices wherever possible, but we do not have direct control over every piece of code a third party runs. Common third-party sources include:
- Google Analytics (traffic measurement)
- YouTube or Vimeo (embedded video)
- Advertising networks (performance tracking)
If you've declined marketing and analytics cookies through our banner, many of these scripts will not load at all. Where a script is marked necessary – for instance, a CAPTCHA that stops automated abuse – it runs regardless of your consent choice, because the feature it enables is essential.
Managing cookies in your browser
Every modern browser lets you block, delete or inspect cookies. The exact steps depend on which one you're using:
- Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data. You can block third-party cookies, clear all cookies, or see a list of what's stored and delete individual entries.
- Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data. Choose "Delete cookies and site data when Firefox is closed" for a clean slate every session, or use "Manage Data" to remove specific cookies.
- Safari: Preferences → Privacy → Manage Website Data. Safari blocks most third-party cookies by default; you can tighten this further or clear everything stored.
- Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions → Manage and delete cookies and site data. You'll find a toggle to block third-party cookies and a button to clear what's already there.
Blocking all cookies will break parts of many websites – login sessions, shopping baskets, language preferences. A middle ground is to block third-party cookies (the ones set by scripts you didn't directly visit) while allowing first-party ones from the site itself. Most browsers offer that option.
What happens if you decline or delete cookies
Declining analytics and marketing cookies means we collect less data about how you use the site, and you'll see fewer targeted promotions. The site itself continues to work – you can still read reviews, check bonus terms, and follow links to responsible-gambling resources. The only features that genuinely require cookies are login (if we ever add user accounts) and the consent banner's memory of your choice. Delete that cookie and the banner will ask again on your next visit.
Updates to this policy
We review this cookie policy whenever we add a new tool or change how the site works. Any update is published here with a revised date at the bottom. We won't reduce your control without telling you – if a change affects what you've already consented to, we'll ask for fresh consent through a new banner or notification.
Questions about cookies
If something here is unclear, or if you'd like to know more about a specific cookie you've spotted, write to the editorial team at [email protected]. We'll reply within 48 hours with the detail you need.
Last updated: 23 October 2026
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