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A cookie is a small file a site keeps on your device. What we use them for, what we do not use them for, and how to switch them off.

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  1. What we use cookies for

    1. Signing in. One cookie keeps you signed in during a visit, and a second keeps you signed in after you close the browser. A third recognises this browser, which is how an account can be used on a set number of devices at a time.

    2. Remembering how you like the site. Light or dark mode, your timezone, the odds format you read prices in, the language you chose, and a message you have closed and would rather not see again. These are your own settings, kept on your own device so the site looks the same next time.

    3. That is all of them. Every cookie we set either runs the site or holds a choice you made, so there is nothing here to switch off from inside the site — but your browser can clear them whenever you like, and the last section says how.

  2. What we do not use them for

    1. We do not run analytics on this site. Nothing here measures which pages you read, how long you stayed, or where you arrived from.

    2. We set no advertising cookie and no cookie that follows you to another site. We do not sell or share what our cookies hold, and there is nothing in them worth selling.

    3. Which is why this site has never asked you to accept cookies. A consent banner exists to ask about the kind we do not use, and there is nothing here to consent to.

  3. What else the page loads

    1. Typefaces are served from our own domain. Team and competition logos come from our content delivery network, BunnyCDN, so it receives your IP address when a page loads. It is the only third party a page on this site talks to.

  4. Switching them off

    1. Every browser can block cookies, or clear the ones a site has already set, usually under Privacy or Site settings. Doing that signs you out and puts the site back to its defaults — dark mode, our guess at your timezone, the odds format used in your country — because the choices were kept in the cookies you cleared.

    2. Blocking them altogether leaves the site perfectly readable. Signing in is the part that stops working, because there would be nothing to recognise you by from one page to the next.

    3. Anything else about cookies, or about the data behind them, is answered at support@nbapredictions.ai. Our privacy policy covers the rest.