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Tigerbet247 Cookie Policy

How we use cookies and similar technologies across our site, and the choices available to visitors from the United Kingdom.

This Tigerbet247 cookie policy explains, in plain terms, what cookies are, why our site places them on a visitor's device, and how we use the information they collect. We want anyone browsing from the United Kingdom to understand exactly what happens behind the scenes when they load a page, sign in, or move between sections of our site.

Cookies are small text files stored by a browser when a page is visited. They let a website remember choices, keep a session active, and understand broadly how a page is being used. On our site, cookies support core functions such as keeping a visitor logged in, remembering display preferences, and helping us see which pages are working well and which need attention.

Why We Use Cookies

We rely on cookies to keep our site functional, secure and easy to navigate. Some cookies are strictly necessary, meaning the site cannot work properly without them, while others help us understand usage patterns so we can improve layout and content over time.

We also use cookies connected to account verification and session security, so returning visitors are recognised without needing to repeat every step. None of this changes what a visitor sees as a public claim about our site; it simply keeps the experience consistent from one visit to the next.

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Types of Cookies Used on Our Site

Broadly speaking, the cookies placed through our site fall into a small number of categories. Strictly necessary cookies support essential functions such as page navigation and secure areas of the site. Preference cookies remember settings a visitor has already chosen, such as language or display options, so they do not need to be reset on every visit.

Performance cookies help us understand how pages are used in aggregate, which supports ongoing improvements to structure and content. We do not use this information to identify an individual visitor personally; it is used only in combination with other visitors' data to spot patterns.

Strictly Necessary Cookies

These cookies are essential for our site to function as intended. They allow a visitor to move between pages, keep a session open while logged in, and support account verification checks where relevant. Without these cookies, core parts of the site simply would not work as expected.

Because they are essential to operation, strictly necessary cookies cannot typically be switched off through our site's own settings. A visitor who wishes to avoid them entirely would need to adjust their browser to block cookies generally, though this may affect how well the site performs.

Preference and Functionality Cookies

Preference cookies remember choices a visitor has already made, so the site does not ask the same questions repeatedly. This can include a remembered display setting or a previously selected section of the site that a visitor returns to often.

These cookies make browsing smoother but are not required for the site's core functions to operate. A visitor can usually limit or clear these cookies through browser settings without losing access to the main parts of our site.

Cookie Categories at a Glance

Category	Purpose	Typical duration
Strictly necessary	Core site function and session security	Session or short-term
Preference	Remembering display and navigation choices	Varies by browser setting
Performance	Understanding aggregate page usage	Varies by browser setting

Managing Cookie Preferences

Most browsers allow a visitor to view, delete or block cookies through their own settings menu. This gives a visitor direct control over what is stored locally, separate from anything our site itself offers. Adjusting these settings applies to every site visited with that browser, not only ours.

Blocking all cookies may mean some parts of our site do not work as intended, particularly areas that depend on a signed-in session. We would rather a visitor understood this trade-off clearly than discover it unexpectedly partway through using the site.

What is a cookie, in simple terms?

A cookie is a small text file a browser stores when a page loads. It lets a site remember settings or a logged-in session between page views, rather than treating every request as new.

Do I have to accept cookies to use the site?

Strictly necessary cookies support core functions such as staying signed in, so blocking all cookies through a browser may limit what parts of the site work correctly. Preference and performance cookies can usually be limited without losing core access.

Does this cookie policy cover third-party services?

Where a page embeds content or a service from outside our own site, that provider may set its own cookies under its own terms. We encourage visitors to check a provider's own policy if they want details on how it handles data separately from us.

How does this relate to the privacy policy?

This cookie policy covers the technical files stored on a device, while our broader privacy policy explains what personal information we hold and why. Reading both together gives the fuller picture of how visitor information is handled.

Cookies, Account Access and Everyday Use of Our Site

Cookies quietly support many of the everyday actions a visitor takes on our site, from loading a page of games to checking the details on our payment methods page. They do not change what a visitor can see there, but they help the page respond the way it was designed to.

Visitors exploring our live casino pages or checking the mobile casino section will encounter the same cookie behaviour described here, since it applies site-wide rather than to any single page. We think it is worth explaining this once, clearly, rather than repeating a shortened version on every page a visitor happens to land on.

If any part of this policy is unclear, or a visitor wants more detail on how a specific browser handles cookie settings, checking that browser's own help pages is usually the fastest route to an answer, alongside our own terms and privacy policy for the wider context.