Dexsport Cookie Policy

This Dexsport cookie policy explains, in plain language, what cookies are, why our site places them on your device, and how you can manage or withdraw your consent at any time. We want every visitor browsing from Canada to understand exactly what gets stored in their browser the moment they land on our pages, without wading through dense legal text to find the answer.

Cookies are small text files that a website asks your browser to hold onto between visits. They do not read other data on your device and they cannot run programs, but they do let a site remember who you are, what you were doing, and what you prefer the next time you return. We rely on a mix of cookie types to keep the platform working smoothly and to understand how our pages are actually used.

Where a setting on our site genuinely depends on cookies — remembering a currency choice, keeping a session active while you move between our pages, or recalling that you already dismissed a banner — we explain that plainly below rather than burying it in a single catch-all clause.

What Cookies We Place and Why

We group the cookies on our site into a small number of plain categories so you can see at a glance what each one is for. Strictly necessary cookies keep core functions running, such as remembering your session as you move from one page to another. Without these, pages would reset every time you clicked a link, so they cannot be switched off through our settings panel.

Preference cookies remember small choices you make, like a language or display setting, so you do not have to repeat them on every visit. Analytics cookies help us see which pages are read, which links are followed, and where visitors lose interest, so we can keep improving the site's structure over time. We do not use this information to identify you personally; it is viewed only in aggregate, across all visitors together.

Third-Party Cookies

Some cookies on our pages are set by outside services we rely on, such as analytics or security providers, rather than by us directly. These third parties may set their own cookies when their script or widget loads on a page you visit, and their own policies govern exactly how long that data is kept. We choose these partners carefully and review the categories of data they collect, but we encourage you to check their own cookie notices if you want the full technical detail behind any individual third-party cookie.

Managing and Withdrawing Your Consent

You are always free to change your mind about cookies after your first visit to our site. Most browsers let you view, delete, or block cookies through their privacy or security settings, and you can usually do this for individual sites or for all sites at once. Clearing cookies may sign you out of an active session or reset a preference you had already set, so you may need to choose it again afterwards.

If you prefer, you can set your browser to warn you before a cookie is stored, giving you the chance to accept or refuse it each time. Blocking every cookie across the board can affect how parts of our site behave, since some strictly necessary cookies keep basic functions like page navigation working correctly.

Following the Steps Below

If you are not sure where to start, the general sequence below works in most modern desktop and mobile browsers, though menu names vary slightly between them. We keep the wording general here deliberately, since every browser organises its privacy settings a little differently and updates them from time to time.

1. Open your browser's settings or preferences menu and look for a privacy or security section.
2. Find the option covering cookies and site data, then review what is currently stored.
3. Choose to delete existing cookies or block future ones, either for our site specifically or more broadly.

Cookies, Payments, and the Rest of the Site

Cookies on our site mainly support browsing, session continuity, and page performance rather than the mechanics of deposits or withdrawals themselves. If you want detail on how funding your account actually works, our payment methods page walks through the options available to you without touching on cookie behaviour at all.

The same separation applies elsewhere on the site: a cookie that remembers you were partway through browsing our live casino tables is not the same thing as the technology powering the tables themselves, and a cookie noting you were on a mobile browser is unrelated to how Dexsport mobile casino actually renders on your screen. We mention these pages here only so you know where to look if your real question is about funding, games, or devices rather than about cookies.

Keeping this policy focused on cookies alone, rather than folding in unrelated product detail, is deliberate: a cookie notice that wanders into bonus terms or game catalogues stops answering the question you came here to ask.

Changes to This Policy

We may update this cookie policy from time to time, whether to reflect a new feature, a new third-party tool, or a change in how browsers themselves handle cookie consent. Any revised version will appear on this same page, replacing the previous text rather than sitting alongside it.