Our approach to cookies for Japan users

When you visit our website, small text files called cookies are saved on your browser or mobile device. They remember your settings, support fraud prevention, and help us understand how the website is used. We review aggregated usage to improve performance and the quality of our services.

Cookies do not give us access to your device files. They do not read emails or documents. We do not collect sensitive personal data through cookies unless you provide it in your account or forms.

Japan privacy note (APPI)

Under Japan’s Act on the Protection of Personal Information (APPI), cookie identifiers can be treated as “personally related information.” When we link these identifiers to account data or provide them to partners that may combine them to identify you, we obtain consent as required. Some providers and systems may be located outside Japan. We take appropriate measures before any cross‑border transfer and disclose the necessary information so you can make an informed choice.

• Session cookies: Temporary files that stay only during your visit. They keep you logged in and maintain the bet slip and page navigation, then expire when you close the browser.
• Persistent cookies: Longer‑lasting cookies that remember preferences such as language, odds format, and device settings. They help deliver a consistent experience across visits.
• Analytical cookies: Measurement technologies that help us understand traffic, diagnose errors, and improve speed. They provide aggregated information about how features are used.

All cookie types support convenience and personalization. They help tailor content, keep services reliable, and improve the website for both desktop and mobile users.

You can control cookies through your browser settings and our on‑site controls. Options typically include:

• Delete stored cookies and site data.
• Block all or third‑party cookies.
• Allow only essential cookies.
• Set site‑specific permissions for this website.
• Withdraw consent for analytics in the cookie settings panel.
• Manage Flash storage settings (see below).

Blocking all cookies may limit core functions. You may not stay signed in, your language may reset, and some features may not load or record activity as expected.

Some older content may use Adobe Flash Local Shared Objects (LSOs), often called Flash cookies. You can manage these through the Adobe Flash Player Settings Manager. There you can set permissions, limit storage, and adjust security parameters for your device.

If you block all cookies and LSOs, parts of the website may not function. Saved language, autoplay preferences, and auto‑login may stop working, and certain videos or games may not display correctly.