Cookie Policy
This cookie policy page explains how website cookies work on 1xBet Mn — what data is collected by these cookies, why, and what controls you have over their cookie use. The scope is limited to this domain only. To learn more about privacy practices for user account data and other personally identifiable information, please refer to the Privacy Policy. If you have additional questions or would like to file a complaint, please contact us through the Contact Us webpage.
What Cookies Are
Cookies are pieces of information that websites store in your browser. Essentially, they are a “sticky” note that your browser retains for future reference. The purpose of the cookie is to allow the website to remember something related to your visit.
Cookies can be broken down into two categories based on their duration. Session cookies exist only during the period you have your browser open. Once you shut off the browser, the session cookie will no longer exist. Persistent cookies remain active on your computer until they reach their expiration date or you delete them yourself.
A cookie may collect some information from your computer (for example, by using an IP address), but it can never read files stored on your computer, execute code, or identify you personally. Websites use cookies to enable functionality and provide basic signals regarding how we use our site.
Types of Cookies We May Use
Not every type of cookie will fit into the same cookie categories, nor do they have to achieve the same purposes. Below is an example of what could possibly exist on this site and the reason for their existence as well:
- Functional Cookies — Remember your selections (for example, language) and/or display preferences (for example, display size) from previous visit(s).
- Essential Cookies — Necessary for Basic Navigation. If these cookies did not exist, pages would not load properly, and many functions would not work at all.
- Affiliate Cookies — Track how you came to the website by tracking affiliate referrals from partners when you click on a link.
- Analytics Cookies — Collect completely anonymous information about how visitors navigate throughout the site. No Personal Identifying Information is tracked.
Analytics and Performance Cookies
Analytics tools — such as Google Analytics — record how users interact with the site. Which pages get the most visits, how long people stay, and where they exit. All of this data is aggregated and anonymous.
We do not use this data to build profiles on individual users. It tells us whether a page is performing well, whether something is broken, or whether the content is actually useful. That is the entire purpose.
Performance data also helps us spot slow page loads or broken links before they become a wider issue. Think of it as a basic health check — passive, automated, and not tied to your identity.
Affiliate Tracking Cookies
This site may include links that use referral or tracking cookies to attribute visits and potential conversions to the correct source. When you click an outbound link, a cookie may record that referral event.
This is standard practice in affiliate publishing. It does not mean your activity is monitored in any personal sense — it simply records that someone arrived at a third-party platform via this domain.
Third-party platforms have their own data policies. We do not control what those providers do with referral data once you leave this site. We recommend checking their respective Terms and Privacy Policy pages directly.
Managing Cookie Preferences
You are in control. Here is how to adjust or remove cookie settings step by step:
Open your browser settings.
Navigate to Privacy, Security, or Cookies — the exact name depends on the browser.
Choose to block all cookies, allow only first-party cookies, or manage them site by site.
Clear existing cookies at any time using the same menu.
A common oversight: blocking all cookies may break certain page features, like saved language preferences or session continuity. Blocking third-party cookies specifically is usually a safer middle ground — it limits external tracking while keeping the site functional.
For opt-out tools specific to analytics providers, check the Google Analytics opt-out browser add-on or similar tools from your analytics vendor.
Cookie Policy Updates
This cookie policy may evolve. Any modifications made to cookie usage on our website (i.e. addition of a new type of cookie or deletion of an existing one) will be reflected in updates to this webpage. As such, we also intend to revise the “Last Update” date located at the bottom of this page as well. We do not send out notifications when there have been revisions to the cookie policy. Therefore, the best way to ensure you are aware of any recent revisions is to check back from time to time. Your continued use of this website after a revision has been posted shall constitute your acceptance of those changes. If you disagree with any aspect of the cookie policy, you may wish to modify your web browser’s configuration so that cookies are limited or deleted. Additionally, if you need clarification regarding how cookies are used by our website, please feel free to reach out to us through our Contact Us page.
Cookie FAQ
No. The Cookies on this website do not store anything about you (name, e-mail, etc.) or about your financial status. The analytics cookies collect general statistics and do not identify a specific person. The functional cookies help us remember your preferences, such as which language you prefer, but we cannot associate that preference with an individual.
Yes. If you block all Cookies using your web browser, you should still be able to access the majority of the Site’s functionality. However, if you do block all cookies, you will lose your personalized settings (for example, your preferred language), which will need to be set again each time you visit the Site.
No. While both pages relate to privacy issues, they address completely different aspects of the issue. Specifically, the Cookie Usage page addresses only the Browser-based Cookie files created by our website. It does not discuss any other types of data storage or processing issues. Therefore, it is a standalone document.
The Session Cookies created by the Site are automatically removed from your computer once you close your web browser. As for Persistent Cookies, their expiration date is specified in advance (usually within 1-30 days) and will automatically remove themselves at that point unless you decide to remove them manually prior to that.
For questions not covered by this cookies FAQ, refer to our Privacy Policy and Terms pages for related data and usage information. For direct inquiries, use the Contact Us page. We do not monitor social channels for policy-related questions.
