How we use cookies for your experience in Nigeria

Cookies are small files saved on your device when you visit our website. They remember your settings, help us understand how the platform behaves, and support performance on desktop and mobile. We use them to monitor traffic, fix errors, and improve services based on usage information.

Cookies do not access your files, messages, or other internal device data. They do not run programs. They help us collect limited data about how the website is used, which supports your privacy by focusing only on service performance and quality. We may use similar technologies, such as pixels, for analytics and security.

• Session cookies: Temporary files that stay active only while your browser is open. They support login, page navigation, and basic functions.
• Persistent cookies: Remain for a set time to remember choices like language, odds format, or device preferences.
• Analytical cookies: Help measure visits, traffic sources, and performance so we can improve pages and services.

All cookie types are used to make navigation smoother, reduce repeated steps, and personalise parts of the experience based on your preferences.

You can manage cookies through your browser settings and our on-site cookie tools. Common actions include:

• View details of cookies stored on your browser
• Delete cookies already stored
• Block third-party cookies
• Block all non-essential cookies
• Set site exceptions or custom rules
• Manage Flash cookies through the Flash Player Settings Manager

Blocking all cookies may limit important website functions such as login, payments, or saved preferences. You can withdraw consent for non-essential cookies at any time. Changes may take effect after you refresh the page or restart the browser.

Flash cookies, also called Local Shared Objects, can be controlled in the Adobe Flash Player Settings Manager. You can set permissions, limit storage, and adjust security options there. This helps you control how Flash content stores information on your device.

Blocking all cookies, including Flash cookies, may affect features like language settings, auto-login, and remembering your session. Some media and interactive content may not work as intended if Flash storage is fully disabled.