Cookies are small text files saved on your browser when you visit the website on mobile or desktop. They remember your settings, keep you signed in, and record basic activity so the service runs smoothly. Parimatch also uses similar technologies to measure traffic and improve performance. Cookies do not read personal files or access information stored inside your device. They do not collect passwords, phone contacts, or other private data.

• Session cookies: active only while your browser is open and removed when you close it. They keep pages functioning and maintain your session.
• Persistent cookies: stay for a set period. They remember preferences like language, odds format, and device choices to improve your experience.
• Analytical cookies: measure website performance, diagnose errors, and show aggregated usage. They help improve services and speed.

All these cookie types aim to make navigation easier and personalise your experience across the website. On Parimatch, they support secure access and consistent performance.

You can manage cookies through your browser or device settings on Parimatch.

• View current cookies and their expiry details.
• Delete stored cookies from your browser.
• Block third-party cookies.
• Block all cookies for this website.
• Set exceptions to allow only essential cookies.
• Manage Adobe Flash cookies in the Flash Player Settings Manager.

Blocking all cookies may limit website functionality, including login, bet placement, and security features.

Some legacy content may use Flash Local Shared Objects. You can set permissions, storage limits, and security rules using the Adobe Flash Player Settings Manager. Guidance is available from Adobe. Blocking all cookies, including Flash LSOs, can disrupt features such as language selection, remembered device, and auto-login on the website. Consider allowing essential storage to maintain core functions.