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Which cookies SuperLive sets and why — the strictly necessary ones that keep your session alive, preference and anonymous analytics cookies, partner cookies at checkout, and how to refuse them.
Start a live chat →Cookies are small files your browser stores so a site can recognize your session. On SuperLive they do three jobs: keep you matched and logged in, remember your preferences, and tell us anonymously which pages get read. Nothing more exotic than that.
Strictly necessary cookies carry your session through a match — without them the service simply does not run. Preference cookies remember settings like language so you are not asked twice. Analytics cookies measure page usage in aggregate and stay anonymous; they shape what we improve, never a profile of you.
When you buy coins, the external payment processor may set its own cookies to run checkout and prevent fraud. Those live under the processor’s own policy, and SuperLive never sees the full card details they protect.
Every modern browser lets you block or clear cookies, usually under privacy settings. Blocking the strictly necessary ones will break matching and sign-in; blocking the rest costs you nothing but a few remembered preferences. Clearing cookies signs you out, which is sometimes exactly what you want.
This policy is updated when the cookie setup changes, and the current version always lives on this page. The broader data picture sits in the privacy policy, and anything still unclear goes to [email protected] via the contact page.