Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains how cookies and similar technologies are used on pages related to Bovada Casino, including how they help the site work, how they support security and performance, and what choices you have to control them. It also explains when third-party services may place cookies through the site.

This policy should be read alongside other privacy-related notices that may apply to specific features, promotions, or account areas.

What cookies are (and what they aren’t)

A cookie is a small text file that a website stores on your device (computer, phone, or tablet). Cookies help a site “remember” information between visits or during a single session, such as your language preference, whether you’re logged in, or how you move through pages.

Cookies are not programs. They can’t run code on your device or access files on your computer. They’re mainly identifiers and preference records used to support site functionality and measurement.

How this site uses cookies in real life

Cookies are used to support everyday site operations, including:

• Keeping pages working correctly as you move between sections of the site
• Helping prevent fraud, abuse, and suspicious activity
• Measuring page performance and identifying errors (like pages that load slowly or features that break)
• Understanding which pages and content people use most, so navigation and content can be improved
• Remembering your settings, such as region, display preferences, or consent choices
• Supporting promotions and marketing measurement, when permitted by your settings

Some cookies last only while your browser is open (session cookies). Others remain until they expire or you delete them (persistent cookies).

The main cookie types you may see

Different cookies do different jobs. The categories below describe the most common ones used on websites like this.

Essential cookies (strictly necessary)

These cookies are required for core site functions. Without them, certain pages may not load correctly, security checks may fail, or key features may not work.

Examples of what essential cookies may support include login state, security protections, network management, and basic page routing.

Because they’re necessary, essential cookies typically can’t be turned off through a site’s cookie banner. You can still block them in your browser settings, but the site may stop working as intended.

Functional cookies (preferences and convenience)

Functional cookies remember choices you make so the site feels consistent from visit to visit. They don’t exist to advertise to you, but they can make the experience less repetitive.

These may store settings like language, layout preferences, or whether you’ve dismissed certain notices.

Performance and analytics cookies (measurement)

These cookies help measure how visitors use the site, which pages get the most traffic, and where users run into issues. The goal is to improve speed, reliability, and content organization.

Analytics data is typically reported in aggregated form (for example, total visits to a page), but it may still involve identifiers and device information depending on the tool and configuration.

Marketing cookies (advertising and attribution)

Marketing cookies are used to measure the effectiveness of campaigns, limit repeated ads, or understand what brought a visitor to the site. These cookies may be set by the site or by third-party advertising and measurement partners.

If marketing cookies are disabled, you may still see content and promotions, but the site may have less ability to measure what worked, reduce repeated messaging, or tailor certain offers.

Third-party cookies and services

Some pages may include tools and services provided by third parties. When those tools load, the third party may set or read cookies (or use similar technologies) to provide the service.

Common examples include:

• Analytics providers that help measure site traffic and performance
• Security and fraud-prevention services that help detect suspicious behavior
• Advertising and attribution partners that measure how campaigns perform
• Embedded content or widgets that may use their own cookies

Third-party cookies are controlled by the third party’s policies, not this Cookie Policy. If you want to limit third-party cookies, your browser settings usually provide an option to block them.

Consent: how cookie choices work here

Where required, the site may ask for your consent before placing non-essential cookies, such as analytics or marketing cookies. If a cookie banner or preference tool is presented, it will usually let you accept, reject, or customize categories.

If you don’t make a selection, the site may apply default settings consistent with applicable requirements, which often means only essential cookies are used until you opt in.

You can change your choices later by revisiting the cookie preferences tool if it’s available on the page you’re using, or by adjusting your browser settings (explained below).

How to manage, disable, or delete cookies

You’re always able to control cookies through your browser. Most browsers let you:

• View cookies stored on your device
• Delete cookies for a specific site or for all sites
• Block all cookies or block only third-party cookies
• Clear cookies automatically when you close the browser

Here are common paths (names may vary by browser version):

• Google Chrome - Settings - Privacy and security - Third-party cookies (or Cookies and other site data)
• Apple Safari - Settings - Privacy - Block all cookies (or Manage Website Data)
• Mozilla Firefox - Settings - Privacy & Security - Cookies and Site Data
• Microsoft Edge - Settings - Cookies and site permissions - Manage and delete cookies and site data

If you delete cookies, you may need to reset preferences, re-enter certain information, or sign in again where applicable.

What happens if you block cookies

Disabling cookies can affect how the site behaves. Depending on what you block, you might notice:

• Some pages failing to load properly or saving settings inconsistently
• Repeated prompts (because the site can’t remember what you selected)
• Analytics becoming less accurate (which can slow down performance improvements)
• Marketing attribution not working (for example, links and campaign tracking not being recognized)

Blocking essential cookies can break core features and may prevent certain parts of the site from working.

Similar technologies (pixels, SDKs, and local storage)

Some pages may use technologies that function like cookies, such as pixels, tags, software development kits, or local storage. These tools often support the same purposes listed above - security, performance measurement, and marketing attribution - and may be controlled through similar consent and browser settings depending on how they’re implemented.

Policy updates

This Cookie Policy may be updated to reflect changes in technology, legal requirements, or how the site operates. The “Last Updated” date at the top shows when the most recent changes were posted. If updates are significant, additional notice may be provided on the site.

Questions or requests about cookies and privacy

For cookie and privacy-related questions, contact Bovada Casino support:

• Email: service@bovada.lv
• Phone (General Support): 1-888-263-0000
• Phone (Casino): 1-866-234-1324
• Help resources: FAQ and live chat are also available on the site

If you’re looking for brand details, promotions, or account-related information in one place, you can also refer to the Bovada Casino page.