Betbuffon Guide Cookie Policy

Cookies are small files saved by the browser. This independent Betbuffon Casino guide uses only a few of them, listed below by type.

Cookies on the Betbuffon Guide

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TypePurposeSet whenOptional
Strictly necessarySecurity and stable loadingOn arrivalNo
Consent recordRemembers the banner choiceAfter a choiceNo
AnalyticsCounts visits and popular pages anonymouslyAfter acceptanceYes
Affiliate markerCredits a referral if a casino link is followedAfter acceptanceYes

Refusing Betbuffon Guide Cookies

Refusing optional cookies does not hide any content. All tables and figures stay readable, links still work and the offer on the operator's site does not change. Only anonymous statistics and referral credit are lost.

Managing Betbuffon Guide Cookies in a Browser

Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge can block cookies, delete them when the browser closes or limit them to the site being visited. Private browsing deletes them automatically. Browser settings apply to every site at once, including this one. The saved consent also expires after a while, and the banner then appears again.

How Long Betbuffon Guide Cookies Last

Strictly necessary cookies expire when the browser session ends or shortly after. The consent record lasts long enough to stop the banner from repeating on every page and is renewed when a new choice is made. Analytics and affiliate cookies expire after their set period and are not refreshed if consent is withdrawn. Clearing site data removes all of them at once.

Betbuffon Operator Cookies

Cookies set after a click on a casino link belong to the operator and are covered by its own cookie notice. They may include login, payment and marketing cookies that this guide cannot see or control, so questions about them go to the operator.

Does refusing cookies hide anything?

No. Every page stays fully available.

Can the choice be changed?

Yes. Clearing site data resets it, and the banner appears again.

Do these cookies identify a person?

No. They count visits and referrals without identifying anyone.

This policy was reviewed in 2026.

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