Cookie Policy

What a cookie is and how it works

A cookie is a small text file that a website sends to the user's browser. The file is saved on the user's device. The cookie contains only the information that the user spontaneously provides, it is not designed to collect personal data or data from the hard disk or from the user's system to pass them illegally to third parties. The cookie cannot be used to run programs or download viruses on the user's computer. The cookie assigned to a user is unique and can only be read by the web server of the site (or domain) that has sent them. The information on this page represents the only permitted use of cookies.

Types of cookies used on StanleybetAcademy.com

Technical navigation cookies (or session cookies)

Technical cookies - for which, pursuant to the privacy regulations in force (Article 122 of Legislative Decree n.196 / 2003 and Prov. 08 May 2014) no consent is required - they are essential for a correct functioning of the site. Without these cookies it would not be possible to access the private area of the site and play. Their operation is valid until the internet browser is closed.

Analytical Technical Cookies

The analytical technical cookies are those that recognize the user, avoiding that the information on cookies reappears to a new access to the site. This type of cookie is also used for statistical purposes, to collect information - in aggregate form - about the accesses and the number of visitors to the website and how they use the website itself.

Third-party cookies (also called profiling cookies)

Third-party cookies are the cookies from partners, needed to create user profiles to optimize the advertising campaigns for the individual user. This is the list of our partners, with the link to their related Policy page:

Please Note: The list of partners may vary over time. If interested, please visit this section periodically to learn about the latest updates.

Enabling / disabling third-party cookies

In your browser, you will be able to examine the options available to manage cookies. The browser can be used to manage cookies related to basic functions, site improvement, personalization and advertising. Below are the indications to enable or disable in the main browsers in use the third-party cookies, generally not essential for navigation:

Google Chrome

Open Chrome and click on the menu icon in the browser toolbar (the three dots at the top right);
Click on Settings and then on Advanced (at the bottom of the page);
Within Privacy, click on Content Settings, then on Cookies: to enable cookies select Allow saving data locally. If you want to disable third-party cookies (and keep technical cookies enabled) you need to activate the option Block third-party cookies and site data.

Mozilla Firefox

Open Firefox and choose Options from the top right menu;
Select the Privacy tab in the new window;
Within History, select Use custom settings from the drop-down menu;
To enable cookies enable Accept cookies from sites. To disable third-party cookies (and keep technical cookies enabled), select the option Never from the drop-down menu next to Accept third-party cookies.

Microsoft Edge

Open Microsoft Edge and from the top right menu choose Tools;
Click on the Settings item (gear icon) and then on Advanced;
To disable third-party cookies (and keep technical cookies enabled), select the option Block third-party cookies from the drop-down menu under the Cookies item.

Internet Explorer

Open Internet Explorer and from the top menu choose Tools;
Click on Internet Options and then on Security;
Use the sliding selector to set the privacy level: scrolling down will allow cookies, upwards will block them.

Safari

Open Safari and click on the Safari item in the top menu;
Choose the Preferences item in the drop-down menu: a window will open in which the Privacy tab should be selected;
Within Cookies and website data you can choose between several grouped options: to enable cookies choose the Always allow option; to disable third-party cookies (and keep technical cookies enabled) choose the option Allow from websites I visit.