When you visit the website, small files called cookies are stored on your device. These files remember settings, such as language, and help track activity across pages so features work smoothly on desktop and mobile. We use this information to understand behavior on the platform, monitor traffic, and improve performance and services. Cookies and similar technologies do not access internal device data and do not read personal files. They support privacy by limiting what we collect to what is needed for the stated purposes.

• Session cookies: Temporary files that stay only while your browser is open. They keep you logged in during a session and make pages load the right content.
• Persistent cookies: Stored for a defined period. They remember preferences like language and sign‑in choices to improve your experience next time.
• Analytical cookies: Help measure traffic and performance. They collect aggregated usage data to see what works and what needs improvement.

All these types are used to support convenience and personalize your experience on the website. Non‑essential cookies, including analytical ones, run only after you give consent in our cookie settings.

You have control over cookies in your browser and in our on‑site settings.

• Review or change consent in the cookie settings panel at any time.
• Delete cookies from your browser.
• Block or allow non‑essential cookies.
• Set your browser to block third‑party cookies.
• Use private browsing to reduce stored data between sessions.
• Manage Flash cookies in the Flash Player settings page.

Blocking all cookies may limit website features, including login, payments, game performance, and saved preferences.

Flash cookies (Local Shared Objects) can be managed in the Adobe Flash Player Settings Manager. There you can set permissions, limit storage, and adjust security controls for this technology. You can also block or delete stored items.

Blocking all cookies, including Flash storage, may disrupt functions such as language settings, saved preferences, and auto‑login. Some services may not operate as expected on desktop or mobile devices.