Cookie policy
Cookies are small files that websites store in a browser. This Stake casino information guide is built as a set of static pages, uses no advertising cookies and relies on Google Tag Manager only for visit statistics. This page explains which cookies may appear and how to manage them.
Cookies on this site
The pages load their own stylesheet, script, images and icons plus Google Tag Manager. Through it, analytics tags such as Google Analytics may set cookies (for example ones starting with “_ga”) to count visits and tell new readers from returning ones; the data is aggregated and is not used to identify you. There are no advertising networks, social media widgets or embedded videos. The hosting provider, Cloudflare, may use strictly necessary technical measures and server logs to deliver the site securely and protect it from abuse. Your browser may also keep cached copies of files to speed up later visits; that cache is not a cookie and can be cleared at any time.
After you leave this site
Clicking a partner button takes you through a short /go/ redirect to the operator's website. From that moment, cookies are set and managed by stake.com and by any payment or verification providers it uses — for example to keep you logged in, remember your language and currency, or track a referral. Those cookies are governed by the operator's own policies, and their consent options are shown on its site. Clearing cache and cookies also solves many login and loading problems on the operator's site, and its live chat can help when it does not.
How to clear cookies
- Chrome (computer): menu with three dots → Delete browsing data → choose cookies and cached files → Delete data.
- Chrome (Android): three dots → Settings → Privacy and security → Delete browsing data.
- Safari (iPhone): Settings → Safari → Advanced → Website Data, or “Clear History and Website Data”.
- Safari (Mac): Settings → Privacy → Manage Website Data → Remove or Remove All.
- Firefox: menu with three lines → Settings → Privacy & Security → clear data.
Clearing cookies logs you out of websites, including gambling accounts, so keep your password, passkey or 2FA app at hand before you do it. Private or incognito windows delete cookies automatically when closed, which is useful on shared devices. Blocking all cookies may stop some websites from working, including login forms.