Betcrown Cookie Policy
How we use cookies to run our site, remember your preferences and keep your session secure.
This Betcrown cookie policy explains, in plain English, what cookies are, why our site uses them, and how you can control them in your own browser. We keep this page short and factual, and we update it whenever the way we use cookies changes, so it is worth a look every so often if you want to know exactly what is stored on your device when you visit us.
What cookies are and why we use them
A cookie is a small text file that a website saves on your device when you visit it. It does not run programs, and on its own it cannot look through your device or read files that are not related to the site that placed it. What it can do is remember small pieces of information between one page and the next, which is why cookies are used across almost every modern website, not only gambling sites.
On our site, cookies help us keep pages loading correctly, remember choices you have already made, and understand in general terms how our pages are used so we can keep improving them. Some cookies are essential to basic functions, such as keeping you securely signed in as you move between pages, while others are more about convenience and measurement rather than being strictly necessary for the site to work at all.
| Cookie type | Purpose | Typical duration |
|---|---|---|
| Essential cookies | Keep core site features working, including secure sign-in and navigation between pages | Session or short-term |
| Preference cookies | Remember settings such as display choices so you do not have to reset them each visit | Varies |
| Performance cookies | Help us understand how pages are used, in general terms, so we can improve them | Varies |
| Third-party cookies | Set by services embedded in our pages, subject to that provider's own policy | Set by provider |
How cookies support your experience with us
Cookies are part of what allows a page to feel consistent rather than starting from scratch every time you click a link. Without them, a site would forget who you are the moment you moved from one page to another, which would make even simple browsing frustrating and slow.
Keeping your session secure
Some cookies exist purely to keep your visit stable and secure while you browse. They confirm that requests made while you are on our site are genuinely coming from you, rather than from somewhere else, and they help pages behave predictably as you navigate around the site.
Remembering your choices
Other cookies simply remember small preferences, so a setting you picked once does not need to be picked again on every page. This kind of cookie is about comfort and consistency rather than anything essential to the site working at all.
Managing and controlling cookies
You are always in control of the cookies stored on your own device. Every modern browser gives you tools to view, block or delete cookies, and you can usually choose different rules for different sites if you want to allow some and refuse others.
Bear in mind that blocking every cookie can affect how a page behaves, since some are there to keep basic features working smoothly. If a page stops remembering your preferences or feels less stable after you change your cookie settings, that is usually why, and adjusting the settings again will restore normal behaviour.
Browser-level controls
Most browsers let you clear cookies for a single site or for everything at once, and many offer a private or incognito mode that avoids saving cookies beyond the current session. These controls sit in your browser's own settings menu rather than anywhere on our site, so the exact steps vary slightly between browsers and devices.
Cookies help our pages run smoothly, but they are no substitute for keeping an eye on your own play. If you would like support managing your gambling, the National Gambling Helpline UK is there to talk things through, and our own responsible gambling page sets out the tools available to you.
Cookies and the rest of our site
The same small set of cookies works quietly in the background whether you are checking Betcrown payment methods, browsing our game library, or looking at how live casino at Betcrown tables are laid out. They do not change what you see on those pages; they simply help those pages remember your context as you move around.
If you play from a phone or tablet, cookies work the same way in a mobile browser as they do on desktop. We do not make separate claims here about any dedicated app, since this page is only about how cookies behave in a standard browser session on any device you use to reach our site.
Questions about this policy
If anything on this page is unclear, or you want to know more about how a particular cookie is used, our support team can talk you through it. Details of how to reach us sit alongside our other policy pages, including our privacy policy and terms, which cover how we handle information more broadly.
What is a cookie, in simple terms?
A cookie is a small text file saved by your browser when you visit a website. It stores small pieces of information, such as a preference or a session marker, so a site can recognise you as you move between its pages.
Does this cookie policy cover Betcrown cookies used across the whole site?
Yes, this Betcrown cookie policy applies across our site, covering the cookies used to keep pages working, remember preferences, and understand general page usage, wherever you browse on the site.
Can I stop cookies from being stored on my device?
You can control cookies through your browser's own settings, where you can block, allow or delete them for individual sites or entirely. Restricting cookies too heavily may affect how smoothly some pages behave.
Will blocking cookies stop me from using the site?
Blocking all cookies is unlikely to stop pages loading, but it may affect features that rely on remembering your session or preferences, such as staying signed in between pages.
Do third parties set cookies through pages on this site?
Some cookies may be set by embedded third-party services rather than directly by us. Those cookies are governed by the third party's own policy, which we encourage you to check if you want full detail.