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Grailbet Cookie Policy
How our site uses cookies and how you can manage them
Our Grailbet cookie policy sets out how this site uses small data files called cookies when you browse our pages from Canada. We rely on these files to keep the site working properly, to remember your preferences, and to understand how our pages are used. This page explains what cookies are, why we use them, and how you can control them through your own browser settings.
Cookies are small text files that a website places on your device when you visit it. They do not run programs or carry viruses, and they cannot read information stored elsewhere on your computer or phone. Each cookie carries a small amount of data that our site can read back the next time you visit, which is how a site remembers choices you made earlier in your session or across visits.
What Cookies Do On Our Site
Cookies serve several distinct jobs across the pages you visit with us. Some keep your session active as you move between pages, so you are not asked to repeat the same steps. Others remember display choices, such as whether you prefer a particular layout, so the site feels consistent each time you return. A further group helps us see which pages are opened most often and where visitors run into trouble, which guides the fixes we make.
None of these jobs require us to identify you personally in the way a form or an account does. The data a cookie holds is usually a short reference code rather than your name or financial details. That distinction matters because it is why cookies are treated differently from the information you type directly into a form on our site.
Types Of Cookies We Use
Not every cookie on a page serves the same purpose, and it helps to separate them into a few plain categories. Strictly necessary cookies keep core functions working, such as moving between pages without losing your place. Without them, parts of the site would simply fail to load correctly, so these cannot be switched off through a preference toggle.
Preference cookies remember choices you make, such as a setting you picked on an earlier visit, so you do not have to repeat the same action every time. Performance and analytics cookies count visits and flag pages that load slowly or confuse visitors, which we use only in an aggregated form. We do not use these categories to build a profile for advertising on other sites.
Cookie Categories At A Glance
| Category | Purpose | Typical duration |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Keeps pages, forms and navigation functioning correctly | Session or short-term |
| Preference | Remembers display and language choices between visits | Varies by setting |
| Performance | Measures page usage in aggregate to guide improvements | Varies by setting |
Managing Your Cookie Preferences
Every modern browser lets you view, delete or block cookies through its own settings menu. You can usually choose to accept all cookies, block them entirely, or ask to be notified each time one is set, depending on how much control you want over the process. Clearing cookies occasionally is a normal part of browsing and will not damage your device.
Turning off cookies entirely can affect how our site behaves, since some pages rely on them to keep you signed in or to remember a step you completed earlier. If you would rather not accept any cookies, you can still browse publicly available pages, though certain features may work less smoothly. Checking your browser's help section is the quickest way to find the exact menu for managing cookies on your particular device.
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Account And Access Pages
Cookies also play a part when you sign in or move between sections of the site, which is worth keeping in mind alongside this policy. If you want to see how access to your account works day to day, our login page explains the sign-in steps, and our mobile casino page covers how the same session carries over when you switch devices.
Third-Party Cookies
Some pages on our site may load content or tools supplied by outside partners, and those partners can set their own cookies as part of that process. We do not control the content of third-party cookies directly, since they are governed by the policies of the companies that set them. Where such cookies appear, their purpose is generally similar to the categories described above, covering functionality or aggregated usage measurement.
If a page on our site ever directs you toward payment processing, the same principle applies: any cookies set during that step belong to the provider handling the transaction rather than to us directly. For a full picture of how deposits and withdrawals are handled on our site, our payment methods page is the better starting point, since it covers that subject on its own terms rather than through cookie mechanics.
Updates To This Policy
We may revise this cookie policy from time to time to reflect changes in how our site operates or in the tools we use to measure performance. Any update will appear on this page, replacing the previous version, so checking back occasionally is the simplest way to stay informed. We do not send separate notices for minor wording changes, since the policy itself is meant to be the single reference point.
Keeping this page as a single reference point for cookie-related questions keeps the information consistent and easy to find whenever you need it.
