Cookie Policy
Last updated: 9 October 2026
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small data files stored on a device when a website is used. Similar technologies, including browser local storage, may also be used for comparable purposes.
2. Categories used by this site
- Strictly necessary: authentication, session security, fraud prevention, user access and core platform functions. These cannot normally be disabled through the consent tool because the service may not work without them.
- Functional: preferences such as language, theme and interface choices.
- Analytics: measurement of site performance and usage, if analytics services are enabled.
- Marketing: advertising, campaign measurement or similar services, if such services are enabled.
3. Consent
Where consent is legally required, optional functional, analytics and marketing cookies should not be activated until the relevant user choice has been recorded. Users may reject optional cookies without losing access to strictly necessary platform functions.
4. Current consent storage
The site stores the user's cookie preference locally in the browser under the key gambit_cookie_consent_v1. This record contains the selected categories and the time the preference was updated.
5. Changing your choice
You can reopen the consent panel at any time using Cookie settings. Browser settings may also be used to delete stored cookies or local storage.
6. Third-party technologies
If third-party analytics, advertising, chat, payment, maps, video, social-media or similar services are added later, this policy and the consent configuration must be updated before those optional technologies are activated for users who have not consented where consent is required.
7. International users
Cookie rules differ between countries. The site is intended to respect applicable local rules, including requirements to provide notice and, where required, obtain consent before using non-essential cookies.
8. Updates
The cookie list and this policy should be reviewed whenever new third-party scripts or tracking technologies are introduced.