Cookies & preferences

Lamba Bet Cookie Policy

Find out which cookies we use, why we need them, and how you can change your preferences or withdraw your consent in just a few clicks.

The basics

What exactly are cookies?

Cookies are small text files that a website places on your computer, tablet or smartphone. They help the website function properly, make it easier to use and give us an understanding of how visitors use the site. Alongside cookies, we use similar technologies such as local storage, session storage and tracking pixels. For the sake of clarity and convenience, we also refer to these technologies as "cookies" throughout this policy.

Please read this cookie policy together with our privacy policy, which explains in greater detail how we collect, use and otherwise process personal data.

Cookies allow a website to recognise your device when you return for another visit. This means you do not have to choose your language, sign in again or reset your preferences every time you visit. For Lamba Bet, cookies are therefore not an unnecessary extra, but a fundamental part of providing a smooth, convenient and secure experience when using the website and playing games.

We distinguish between first-party cookies, placed by lambabet.live itself, and third-party cookies, for example those supplied by payment processors, analytics services and game providers. Third-party cookies are covered by the respective privacy and cookie policies of those organisations. We work exclusively with partners that comply with European data protection legislation and the privacy requirements that apply to their services.

Some cookies are strictly necessary for the website to function and are always placed on your device, regardless of your cookie preferences. We only place other categories of cookies after you have given your consent to their use through our cookie banner.

When you first visit lambabet.live, we ask for your consent to non-essential cookies through a banner. You can choose to accept everything, allow only strictly necessary cookies, or decide separately for each category. Your consent remains valid until you withdraw it or until the consent cookie reaches the end of its retention period. Once that period has expired, we will ask you to make your choice again.

Types of cookies

The four categories of cookies we use

Strictly necessary

Essential for basic website functions, including session management, security and language preferences. These cookies cannot be switched off through our settings because the website would not function properly without them.

Functional

Remember preferences such as your favourite games, your preferred screen layout and completed betting slips, so you do not have to start from scratch each time you use the website.

Analytics

Help us understand visitor numbers, browsing behaviour and popular pages so we can improve the website and its usability. Wherever possible, we use anonymised or pseudonymised data for these purposes.

Marketing

Allow advertisements to be personalised and help measure how effective advertising campaigns are, both on our own website and across the other platforms where those campaigns appear.

Practical examples

Clear explanations, without the technical jargon

Session cookies keep you signed in throughout your visit, so you do not have to enter your login details again on every page you open. Security cookies protect your account against unauthorised access and help identify suspicious attempts to sign in. Preference cookies remember your favourite casino games and the betting slip you have already filled in for sports betting.

Analytics cookies show us which pages are popular and where visitors encounter difficulties, helping us improve both the navigation and the loading speed of the website. Marketing cookies display relevant promotions and measure how effectively advertising campaigns perform. For these purposes, we only work with partners that comply with the data protection and privacy legislation applicable to their activities.

Retention periods vary according to the type of cookie involved. Session cookies disappear as soon as you close your browser. We generally retain functional and analytics cookies for between thirty days and twelve months. Third-party marketing cookies may have a longer lifespan, depending on the policy of the organisation concerned, but they are never retained for longer than 13 months without obtaining your renewed consent.

Managing cookies

Manage your consent and switch off cookies in your browser

You can manage or withdraw your consent at any time through our cookie banner or cookie settings, and you can also adjust cookies through your browser. The exact route through the settings depends on which browser you use.

Chrome

Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data

Firefox

Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data

Safari

Preferences → Privacy → Manage Cookies and Website Data

Edge

Settings → Cookies and site permissions → Manage and delete cookies

Please note

Blocking or deleting strictly necessary cookies may affect the way the website functions. Features such as signing in to your account, playing games or placing bets may no longer work as expected, and some parts of the website could become unavailable.

Third-party cookies and how long they are retained

Alongside our own cookies, payment processors, analytics services and game providers sometimes place cookies of their own on your device. These organisations are responsible for their respective cookie policies. Session cookies disappear when you close your browser. We retain persistent cookies for a maximum of 13 months, in line with the recommendations of European data protection supervisory authorities. After that period, we ask for your consent again before continuing to use the relevant optional cookies.

What happens if you refuse cookies, and changes to this policy

If you refuse non-essential cookies, you can still use the website, but certain features may work less smoothly. These include remembering your preferences, displaying personalised promotions or automatically completing your betting slip. We may update this cookie policy from time to time, for example in response to new legislation, the introduction of new technologies or changes to our working relationships with third-party providers. The current version will always be available on this page, with the date of the most recent update clearly displayed so you can check when any changes were made.

A closer look

Managing, refusing and understanding cookies

What exactly happens if you refuse all optional cookies?

The website continues to work as normal because strictly necessary cookies remain in place. These cookies keep you signed in during a session, ensure your balance is displayed correctly in the cashier, allow forms to be submitted securely and help distribute website traffic across our servers. Without them, you would have to sign in again with every click. If you refuse functional cookies, the site will no longer remember smaller preferences such as your favourites list, your chosen lobby view or whether you played a game in full-screen mode. If you refuse analytics cookies, your visits will not be included in the statistics we use to identify slow-loading pages or places where visitors run into difficulties. If you refuse marketing cookies, you will still see advertisements, but they will not be tailored to what you previously viewed. In short, you give up some convenience and personalisation, rather than losing access to the website.

How can you change your consent later or withdraw it completely?

There is a link to the cookie settings at the bottom of every page. These settings show what is placed on your device in each category and let you switch a category on or off with a single toggle. Your choice takes effect immediately: we stop placing cookies from any category you switch off, and we either remove existing cookies from that category or allow them to expire. Your consent itself is stored in a small cookie, as otherwise we would have to ask the same question on every visit. If you clear your browsing data, including cookies, or use a private browsing window, that consent cookie will not be available and we will ask you again. You can also manage everything at browser level. In Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge, you will find the relevant options under privacy and security settings. There, you can block cookies, allow them for individual websites or arrange for them to be deleted automatically whenever you close the browser.

Which cookies come from other organisations, and how long do they remain?

Some cookies are placed by services we use to support the website. Examples include an analytics package that records visitor statistics, a payment provider completing a transaction, a live chat service for customer enquiries and advertising platforms measuring whether a campaign achieved its intended results. Each of these organisations has its own cookie and privacy policy, which we take into account when deciding who to work with. Retention periods differ between cookie types and providers. Session cookies disappear as soon as you close your browser and are used for signing in and maintaining security. Preference cookies generally remain for several months up to a year. Analytics cookies can have a stated lifespan of up to two years, while marketing cookies usually have a shorter lifespan; however, our policy does not permit continued retention beyond 13 months without renewed consent. The overview in the cookie settings explains the applicable period for each category, so you do not have to guess what remains stored on your device or how long it will stay there.

Do you use cookies for age verification or self-exclusion checks?

No, and this is an important distinction to understand. Verification that players are aged 18 or over, together with any applicable account-level self-exclusion checks, takes place in secure systems behind the login rather than through cookies stored on your device. Ireland's national self-exclusion register under the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland (GRAI) is still being set up, so self-exclusion currently relies on operator arrangements and GamStop-style tools where available. GamStop itself is a UK scheme and does not automatically cover Irish-facing websites. A cookie can be deleted or differ from one device to another, so it cannot provide a dependable basis for these checks. What cookies do provide is session security after you sign in, helping prevent someone else from taking over your session. Someone who only browses the site without an account cannot start a game and is not tracked through cookies for verification purposes. If you have questions about the information processed at account level, please consult the privacy policy or send your question to privacy@lambabet.live. You can identify updates to this policy by checking the last-updated date displayed on this page.

What is the difference between a cookie and other technologies that store information?

A cookie is a small text file that a website places on your device and reads again during a later visit. There are also related technologies that serve similar purposes. Local storage in the browser saves information without sending it with every request, and can be used, for example, to remember your language choice or the way the lobby is displayed. A tracking pixel is an invisible image used to measure whether a page or an email has been opened. Software development kits within apps collect usage information in a comparable way. We treat all these technologies in the same way as cookies throughout this policy, because whether you have given consent should not depend on which particular technology happens to be operating behind the scenes. If you switch off a category in your settings, that decision therefore also applies to the associated technologies, not just to conventional cookies. This gives you a consistent way to manage your preferences across the different methods used to store or access information on your device.

Last updated: 22 April 2026. We review this policy at least once a year, and sooner whenever legislation, our services or the suppliers we work with change. We announce significant changes through a notice on the website, giving you the opportunity to review your preferences again before anything changes in the information or technologies placed on your device.