Cookies Policy

Cookies Policy for 4Rabet

This page explains how 4Rabet and its service partners use browser technologies such as cookies to support site functionality, remember settings, and measure performance. It focuses on cookies, session handling, analytics, preference storage, login persistence, and related browser behaviour in plain language.

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files saved by your browser when you visit a website. They store short pieces of information that help the site remember your choices and interactions for a later visit. Other browser storage technologies such as localStorage and sessionStorage may also be used to hold non-cookie data for the current browser or device.

Why cookies are used

Cookies and similar technologies make the site work more smoothly. Common uses include keeping you logged in during a session, remembering language or currency choices, storing basic site preferences, keeping track of navigation paths to diagnose problems, and collecting aggregated usage data that helps improve features and performance.

Essential cookies

Essential cookies are required for core site functions. They enable login/session continuity, protect the integrity of transactions, and allow secure navigation between pages. Without these cookies some parts of the site will not function, and you may be unable to access account-related features or complete actions such as placing bets or making deposits.

Session cookies

Session cookies last only while your browser is open. They store temporary information - for example an active session identifier - so the site recognises your actions during a visit. These cookies are deleted automatically when you close the browser and are commonly used for short-lived interactions.

Persistent cookies

Persistent cookies remain on your device after the browser is closed. They are used to remember your preferences between visits, for example language settings, display options, or the fact that you accepted a consent banner. Persistent cookies have expiry dates set by the site or third-party partners and help provide a consistent user experience.

Functional cookies

Functional cookies store your choices to tailor the site interface. Examples include preferred language, menu layout, or whether you prefer the mobile or desktop version. These cookies do not track your behaviour across unrelated sites and are focused on keeping your chosen settings in place.

Analytics and performance cookies

Analytics cookies collect aggregated information about how visitors use the site. They measure page views, load times, and feature usage so our teams can identify errors, optimise performance, and prioritise improvements. Data collected by these cookies is usually anonymised or aggregated and is not used to identify individual players.

Preference and language settings

Preference cookies record choices such as language and currency so the site can present content in the way you prefer. When you change language or other display settings, these cookies store that selection and apply it automatically on your next visit to avoid repeating the same steps.

Login and session continuity

Cookies and session storage help keep you logged in while you use the site. They store session tokens that let your account remain accessible as you move between pages. For security, long-term login persistence is optional and can be disabled in your account settings, which will require you to re-enter credentials more often.

Device recognition

Device recognition cookies allow the site to remember previously used devices or browsers. This speeds up subsequent logins and helps detect unusual sign-in attempts. Recognising a device can also reduce repetitive security prompts while keeping protective checks in place for unknown devices.

Security-related cookies

Security cookies support fraud prevention and protect account integrity. They enable features such as CSRF protection and session validation. These cookies do not store your password or payment details; instead they store tokens that confirm legitimate activity and help detect suspicious behaviour.

Browser storage technologies

In addition to cookies, the site may use localStorage and sessionStorage to store non-sensitive data on your browser. localStorage keeps data between sessions until it is cleared, while sessionStorage is cleared when the browser tab is closed. IndexedDB or similar browser APIs may be used selectively for larger temporary data needs such as caching interface resources.

Third-party integrations

Certain features rely on third-party services such as analytics providers, content delivery networks, and payment processors. These partners may set their own cookies when their code runs on the site. Third-party cookies are controlled by those providers and are subject to their own terms and privacy statements.

Marketing and communication preferences

Marketing cookies may be used to remember communication preferences and to show relevant promotional content. If you opt out of marketing cookies, the site will stop personalised promotion tracking but you may still receive generic offers and transactional messages that are necessary for account operation.

Cookie consent management

On first visit a consent banner may appear to let you manage cookie settings. You can accept all cookies, decline non-essential categories, or choose specific preferences. Consent choices are stored so the site respects your selections on future visits. If you change your mind you can update preferences at any time through the cookie settings interface.

Browser cookie controls and clearing cookies

Your browser provides controls to view, manage, and delete cookies. Clearing cookies will remove stored preferences and may sign you out of accounts. To restore certain features you may need to reconfigure settings or sign in again. Consult your browser help pages for step-by-step instructions on managing cookies and other site data.

Impact of disabling cookies

Disabling non-essential cookies can reduce personalisation and limit analytics-driven improvements. If essential cookies are blocked, key site functions such as login, session tracking, and secure transactions may stop working. The site will still be accessible in a limited form, but some features will be degraded or unavailable.

Technical diagnostics and performance optimisation

Diagnostic cookies help identify and fix technical issues quickly by logging errors and resource performance. These diagnostics are used to prioritise stability fixes and optimise loading times. The data is generally aggregated and used only to improve the site’s reliability and speed.

Aggregated analytics information

Aggregated analytics provide insight into overall user flows, popular pages, and common device types. This high-level information helps shape feature rollout and interface improvements without revealing individual identities. Aggregated reports are used internally to refine navigation, loading behaviour, and feature placement.

User experience improvements

Cookies support smoother navigation, faster page loads, remembered preferences, and personalised language displays. Small technical choices saved in browser storage remove repetitive steps and speed up routine actions so your sessions are more efficient and predictable.

How to contact us about cookies

If you have questions about cookie settings or wish to update consent, contact our support team at [email protected]. Include details about the device and browser you are using so we can assist efficiently.

Policy updates

Cookie practices may be updated periodically to reflect changes in technology or service integration. When material changes occur we will notify users through the site interface or by the methods described in your account settings. Please review this page occasionally to stay informed about how browsing data is handled.