Cookies on the Topmatch Site: A Practical Guide for Players — October 2026
Think of this page as your reference: which records the Topmatch site leaves in your browser, why it needs them and what you can turn off without affecting your play. The cookies policy Topmatch applies splits files into four groups. You can disable three of them whenever you like, while the fourth keeps you signed in to your account and therefore stays on at all times.
Latest revision: October 2026
Why a Site Needs to Store Anything at All
Picture a site that treats you as a stranger every single time. You open the cashier and are asked for your password again. You add three events to your slip, refresh the tab and the slip is empty. Cookies are what prevent exactly that.
What they do for you in practice:
- Keep you signed in. Moving between the sportsbook, the casino and the cashier needs no fresh login
- Hold on to your slip. The matches you picked are still there after a reload
- Remember your choices. Interface language and odds format do not fall back to the defaults
- Guard your account. A sign-in from a new or unusual device gets flagged by the system
- Give the operator statistics. It becomes clear which sections people open most
Put simply, the first four jobs keep the service itself running, and only the last one exists for analytics. You cannot strip out the service functions without the site misbehaving. Analytics, on the other hand, can be switched off and you will not notice any difference.
What Cookies Are and How They Act
A cookie is a tiny text file that a website places in your browser. Your name or ID details are not written into it. What it holds are brief service markers: the number of your current session, the language you picked, how pages should be displayed.
When you come back, the browser returns those markers to the site on its own. That is how the system knows you are already signed in and does not make you type your login once more.
By how long they last, records come in two kinds:
- Session cookies. Exist only while the browser is open; these are the ones behind your current login
- Persistent cookies. Live for a fixed term and carry your settings over from one visit to the next
What this means for you: a cookie is not a program. It launches nothing and has no control over your device. Only the site that created a file is able to read it.
The Four Groups of Files
Every record belongs to one of four categories. The first handles basic operation, so there is no way to turn it off in the site settings. The remaining three are under your control.
| Group | What it is for | Can you turn it off |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | Sign-in, keeping the session alive, slip contents | No |
| Functional | Language, odds display, interface preferences | Yes |
| Analytical cookies | Counting visits and tracking how you move across pages | Yes |
| Advertising cookies | Matching offers and materials to your interests | Yes |
On your first visit a banner appears asking whether you agree to the three optional groups. Essential records work whatever answer you give.
Good to know: saying no to analytics and advertising has no effect on betting, the cashier or games. The only thing that shrinks is the amount of information the operator receives.
What Happens When You Turn Something Off
The outcome depends on exactly which group you disable. Declining a single category and banning every cookie produce two very different results.
| You turned off | What you will see |
|---|---|
| Analytical | No change at all |
| Advertising | Ads stay, but generic rather than tailored to you |
| Functional | Language and other preferences must be chosen each time |
| Everything at once in the browser | You cannot get into your personal account |
That last row is the reason essential files have no switch in the site settings. Your browser will let you block them, but sign-in disappears together with them.
If the site suddenly will not let you in: in most cases the service has not failed. Open your browser settings — it is quite likely the ban has caught the essential records as well.
How to Manage Cookies in Your Browser
From the browser you control every file at once. The option you need usually sits under privacy settings. Here is where to find it:
| Browser | Menu path |
|---|---|
| Chrome | Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies |
| Safari | Settings → Privacy → Manage website data |
| Firefox | Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and site data |
| Edge | Settings → Cookies and site permissions |
You get three options there:
- wipe everything already saved;
- stop new files from being written at all;
- block third-party cookies only.
For most players the third choice works best: personalised ads go away, yet signing in to the account works just as before.
Our tip: if you want to opt out of something, use the consent banner on the site itself rather than the browser. Essential records then keep running and you will have no trouble logging in.
Records Set by Partner Services
Not every file comes from the site itself. Some are placed by services plugged into it, and those fall under their owners' own rules. Who this might be:
- Analytics tools. Count visits and follow which sections you pass through
- Ad networks. Record how often an ad was shown and whether it was clicked
- Game studios. Keep service parameters of the slot or table you launched
- Payment companies. Protect the transaction on their end
The operator has no control over what such files contain. How they are processed is explained in the policies of the companies concerned.
Keep in mind: turning off advertising cookies does not make ads vanish entirely. They will keep appearing, they just stop taking into account what you did on the site earlier.
How It Works in the Mobile App
The Android app has no cookies in the usual sense. Instead, data is kept in the program's own internal storage.
The purpose is the same — your session, your preferences, service statistics. Only the storage location and the way to remove the data differ. A checklist for your phone:
- Clear the data. Android settings → apps section → the relevant program
- Uninstall the program. All local records go with it
- Review permissions. Storage and notification access are turned on and off separately
Note for you: what you choose in the site banner does not carry over to the app, nor the other way round. They are two separate environments, so each one is set up on its own.
When This Policy Changes
The Topmatch cookie document is revised whenever new services are connected to the site, the list of files changes or fresh regulatory requirements appear.
You will find the date of the current revision at the top of the page. No separate emails or alerts about changes are sent out.
Remember: any consent you have already given can be reconsidered at any moment — via the banner on the site or by clearing saved data in your browser.
Common Questions About Cookies
How do I get rid of files that have already built up?
Go to the privacy section of your browser settings and run a clean-up of stored data. You will need to sign in to your account again afterwards.
Can I refuse analytics and still stay signed in?
Yes — use the consent banner on the site, which lets you switch groups off one at a time. If you block everything in the browser instead, essential records get banned too.
Does the site work if cookies are banned completely?
You will be able to view pages, but not to sign in. Without essential files your login is lost on every click.
Are my card details kept in cookies?
No, card numbers are never stored there. Payment details are processed by the provider on its side, and cookies hold service markers only.
Does my choice on the site apply to the mobile app?
No, they are separate environments. App data is cleared in Android settings, under the apps section.
Will I stop seeing ads if I turn off advertising cookies?
No, ads will not go anywhere. They simply stop being selected based on what you did before.
Prepared by the editorial team: e-service.biz.ua editorial team
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