Cookie Policy

They can maintain a login, keep a basket working, secure checkout, remember consent/preferences, prevent fraud, measure site performance, attribute marketing or personalise content.

These support services requested by the user or functions essential to the service, such as authentication, basket/checkout, payment security, fraud prevention, consent preferences, entries, ticket allocation, wallet/reward state and instant-win result delivery.

Functional technologies remember optional preferences or enhanced features. Where their use is not strictly necessary and consent is legally required, they will be controlled by the consent tool.

Analytics may measure traffic, page performance, journeys, conversion, errors and aggregated use. Where consent is required, analytics will be enabled only after the relevant choice.

Advertising, retargeting, conversion measurement and social-media technologies may recognise a browser/device across services. These are non-essential and require consent where applicable.

• Optional consent is obtained by a clear positive action.
• Continuing to browse is not treated as consent to non-essential tracking.
• Rejecting optional technologies should be as straightforward as accepting them.
• Optional categories should not be pre-selected where consent is required.
• You can change or withdraw your choice using the site’s cookie/consent settings where available.

The itemised cookie/technology list displayed by the active consent-management tool is the operational source for current provider names, purposes and durations. Because plugins and providers can change, this policy describes categories while the consent tool should show the live inventory.

Marketing emails may use delivery, open or click measurement where technically enabled and legally permitted. If a tracking technology requires consent, it will be treated accordingly.

Providers may include payment processors, fraud/security services, hosting/CDN services, analytics tools, advertising networks, embedded media, email providers and social networks. Their own privacy/cookie information also applies to processing they independently control.

You can block or delete cookies using browser settings. Blocking strictly necessary technologies may prevent login, checkout, balances, ticket allocation, reward features or fraud checks from functioning properly.

Session technologies usually expire when a session/browser ends. Persistent technologies remain for the duration shown in the consent tool or until deleted. Consent records may be kept for a reasonable period to remember and demonstrate your choice.

We may update this policy when technologies, providers or legal requirements change. The updated date shown in the Legal Centre identifies the current version.