Cookies Policy

Cookies Policy for 4Rabet

This page explains how 4Rabet uses cookies and similar browser technologies to support site functionality, remember preferences, measure performance, and keep your session working smoothly. The aim is simple: describe what happens in plain language so you can control how the site remembers your settings and activity.

What cookies are

Cookies are small pieces of data that a browser stores on your device when you visit a website. They help the site remember information between page views or visits. Cookies themselves do not run programs on your device; they simply hold information such as session identifiers, language choices, and preference flags.

Why cookies are used

Cookies support everyday features that make the site usable and stable. Typical uses include keeping you logged in during a visit, restoring your language or currency choice, enabling personalized interface settings, and collecting aggregated performance data to improve page load times and reliability.

Essential cookies

Essential cookies are required for the basic operation of the site. They allow core features such as secure login processing, maintaining an active session while you move between pages, and ensuring that transactional flows complete correctly. Disabling these cookies can prevent parts of the site from working.

Session cookies

Session cookies exist only while your browser is open. They keep temporary state such as an active login or an ongoing bet slip so you can move between pages without re-entering information. These cookies are deleted when you close your browser.

Persistent cookies

Persistent cookies remain on your device after the browser is closed and are used to remember preferences across visits. Examples include keeping your chosen language, saving a selected currency, or remembering simple display preferences. These cookies expire after a period determined by the cookie owner.

Functional cookies

Functional cookies enable features that improve usability. They remember user interface choices like language, quick navigation preferences, and whether certain prompts or tooltips have been dismissed. Functional cookies do not collect detailed personal data and are intended to speed up and simplify your visits.

Analytics and performance cookies

Analytics cookies collect aggregated information about how the site is used. This includes which pages are visited most often, load times, and error reports. The data is used to identify technical problems, improve page speed, and prioritise development work. Analytics data is reported in aggregate and is not tied to personal identities.

Preference and language settings

Cookies are used to remember language and other preference settings so the site opens in your chosen mode. If you change language or regional settings while logged out, a preference cookie ensures the same selection is available on your next visit until you change it again or clear your cookies.

Login and session continuity

Login persistence relies on session and, when selected, persistent cookies. These cookies store a secure token that confirms an authenticated session without requiring your credentials on every page. If you choose a "remember me" option, a longer-lasting cookie will be set to maintain access between visits; you can revoke this by logging out or clearing cookies.

Device recognition

Device-recognition cookies help the platform detect returning devices and apply device-appropriate settings. That includes display formatting, remembering whether you previously approved certain prompts, and flagging unusual device patterns for additional security checks.

Security-related cookies

Security cookies support fraud prevention and protect session integrity. They may store tokens linked to a session, help detect repeated failed login attempts, and work alongside server-side monitoring to reduce fraudulent activity. These cookies do not provide direct access to personal account data.

Browser storage technologies

Alongside cookies, the site may use other browser storage mechanisms such as localStorage and sessionStorage for non-sensitive UI state and temporary data. These technologies help keep front-end interactions responsive and reduce repeated network requests. The behaviour of these storage types is controlled by your browser settings.

Third-party integrations

Certain features rely on trusted third-party services, such as analytics providers or live-chat suppliers. These partners may set their own cookies to deliver their functionality. Third-party cookies are governed by the partner’s policies. You can manage or block third-party cookies in your browser settings or via the consent controls described below.

Marketing and communication preferences

When enabled, marketing cookies help tailor promotional content and communication preferences. They may influence which banners or messages are shown, without guaranteeing any specific offer. You can opt out of marketing cookies through the cookie settings or by using browser controls.

Cookie consent management

On first visit you will typically see a cookie banner or privacy control allowing you to accept or customise cookie categories. You can update those choices at any time through the cookie settings in your account or the link provided in the site footer. Consent settings are stored so your preferences are applied on future visits.

Browser cookie controls

Your browser gives you control over cookies. You can block or allow cookies, clear stored cookies, and set site-specific rules. Most browsers offer options to delete cookies automatically at session end, block third-party cookies, or prompt before accepting cookies. Consult your browser’s help pages for step-by-step instructions.

Clearing or disabling cookies

Clearing or disabling cookies may change how the site behaves. If you remove essential or session cookies you may be logged out, lose in-progress activity, or find certain features unavailable. Disabling functional or analytics cookies may reduce personalisation and slow down repeated actions that the site would otherwise streamline.

Site functionality impact when cookies are disabled

With cookies disabled, some pages may not complete correctly, form inputs may not persist, and interactive features can be limited. You can still browse many sections of the site, but for a full experience—including secure sessions, saved preferences, and seamless navigation—enabling essential cookies is recommended.

Technical diagnostics and performance optimisation

We rely on anonymous technical data to diagnose issues and optimise performance. Diagnostic cookies record error conditions, page load metrics, and server response patterns. This information helps reduce downtime and prioritise fixes that improve the overall browsing experience.

Aggregated analytics information

Analytics reports are aggregated to show trends rather than individual behaviour. Aggregated metrics inform decisions such as which features to improve, which pages need faster load times, and how to allocate development resources. Aggregation helps preserve individual privacy while enabling practical site improvements.

User experience improvements

Cookies support ongoing user experience work by remembering experiments, interface tweaks, and preference variants. This allows the platform to test small changes with consistent conditions and adopt improvements that reduce friction, speed up common flows, and keep navigation predictable for returning users.

Contact and further controls

If you have questions about cookie settings or wish to exercise specific privacy controls, please contact support at [email protected]. Include details about the browser and device you use so the response can be practical and targeted.

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