Which cookies does the GladiatorsBet site run, and why?
What does a cookie actually do on our site? It keeps a login session coherent between page loads and holds the interface language of a lobby that runs in 13 versions. The account’s figures — the entry floor, the payout clock, the bonus conditions — never travel in a browser file; they live in the terms and in the account behind the login.
The separation is deliberate: a browser can be cleared at any moment without touching the account, and the account can be closed without leaving anything in the browser. This policy walks the types, their purposes, the management steps and the update announcement, in that order.
The types and their purposes
| Cookie type | Purpose | What it never holds |
|---|---|---|
| Essential session | the login state and the cashier session | balances or bonus states |
| Preference | the interface language among the 13 | payment credentials |
| Cashier session | route and session coherence from deposit to payout | wagering progress |
What each type is used for
- Essential cookies keep the account signed in across page changes, from the lobby to the cashier.
- Preference cookies remember the language and interface choices between visits to our site.
- Cashier-session cookies hold the route and session steady from the first deposit to the payout request.
- No advertising or affiliate cookies run: our terms name no advertising network on the lobby pages, and none builds a profile across other sites.
How a reader manages them in the browser
Managing cookies needs only the browser itself: open the settings, find the privacy or cookie area, view the stored values for the site being visited, and delete or block them as preferred. A reload starts a fresh session, and the site asks the browser for what it needs again. Each device keeps its own set, so a phone session in the mobile browser manages its values separately from the desktop.
Deleting the set has a narrow effect by design: the login state and the language preference reset, and everything else — the account, its figures, its bonus progress — stays where it lives, behind the login and inside the encrypted environment our terms describe. That narrowness is the point of keeping balances and bonus states out of the browser entirely.
How policy updates are announced
The date line at the end of the policy
A policy change appears with its date line updated at the end, and the account terms carry the same wording at the same time, so no change arrives split between two texts. Material changes also reach registered players through an account message before they take effect.
What a change does not touch
A cookie change never moves the account rules: the limits, the payout clock and the bonus conditions stay where the terms put them.
Last updated: 2026-11-08