Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains how Betus Casino uses cookies and similar technologies on this website, what those technologies do, and the choices you have. It should be read alongside the Terms and Privacy information available on the site.

Cookies don’t give us access to your device, and they don’t “see” personal files like photos or documents. They’re small text files stored by your browser that help the site remember things (like your session, preferences, or traffic patterns) so pages load correctly and features work as expected.

Cookies, in plain English: what they are and why they exist

A cookie is a small file your browser saves when you visit a website. When you return, your browser sends that file back so the site can recognize information such as whether you’re logged in, which settings you picked, or how the site performed on your device.

Some cookies are set by Betus Casino (first-party cookies). Others are set by services we use to run, measure, or protect the site (third-party cookies).

How Betus Casino uses cookies (and what that means for you)

Cookies help us keep the site working, reduce fraud and abuse, and understand what’s useful to visitors. In practice, that can include:

• Functionality and session management - keeping you signed in as you navigate, maintaining session integrity, and supporting core features.
• Security and fraud prevention - helping detect unusual traffic, protecting forms, and reducing automated abuse.
• Performance and reliability - supporting load balancing, diagnosing errors, and improving page speed.
• Analytics and site improvement - understanding which pages are visited, how long pages take to load, and where users run into trouble.
• Marketing and personalization (where used) - measuring the effectiveness of ads or showing more relevant messaging based on site interactions.

The main types of cookies you may see here

Different cookies do different jobs. Some are essential to basic operation, while others are optional depending on how the site is configured and what choices you make in the cookie consent tool (if presented).

Essential cookies (strictly necessary)

These cookies are required for the website to function. They typically support actions like logging in, moving between pages securely, and using account-related features. If you block essential cookies, parts of the site may not load properly, and certain features may not work.

Functional cookies (preferences and convenience)

Functional cookies remember choices you’ve made - for example, language, region, or other on-site settings - so you don’t have to set them again every time you visit. Disabling these cookies usually won’t break the site, but it can make it feel less tailored (for instance, preferences may reset).

Performance and analytics cookies (measurement and improvement)

These cookies help us understand how the site is used, such as which pages are popular, which devices and browsers are common, and whether visitors are encountering errors. The goal is to improve navigation, page performance, and overall reliability.

If you turn these off, we’ll have less insight into what needs fixing or improving, and changes may rely more on limited signals.

Marketing cookies (advertising and tracking, where applicable)

Marketing cookies may be used to measure advertising performance and, in some cases, to show ads that relate more closely to your interests. They can also limit how often you see the same ad and help attribute marketing results.

If you disable marketing cookies, you may still see advertising, but it may be less relevant, and some campaigns may be harder to measure.

Third-party cookies and services we may use

Some cookies are placed by third parties when they provide tools we use for analytics, security, advertising measurement, customer support features, or embedded content. Those third parties may collect data about your device, browser, and activity on this site in line with their own privacy policies.

Because vendors can change over time, this policy describes categories rather than an always-static list. When a cookie consent banner or preference tool is available, it may show the current cookie categories and partners in more detail.

Your choices: consent, controls, and opting out

Depending on where you are and how the site is configured, you may be presented with a cookie banner that lets you accept, reject, or customize non-essential cookies. Essential cookies generally remain active because they’re needed for core site operation.

If you previously gave consent and want to change it, look for a “Cookie Settings” or similar link in the website footer (when available). You can also manage cookies directly in your browser.

How to manage, disable, or delete cookies in your browser

Most browsers let you delete existing cookies and block cookies going forward. You can typically control cookies in your browser’s Privacy or Settings menu.

Here’s what to expect when you change browser cookie settings:

• Blocking all cookies may prevent login sessions from working and can break key site features.
• Deleting cookies may sign you out and reset preferences the next time you visit.
• Blocking third-party cookies may reduce tracking but can also affect embedded tools and measurement services.

For step-by-step instructions, use your browser’s official support resources:

• Google Chrome - cookie settings are under Settings - Privacy and security.
• Apple Safari - cookie settings are under Settings - Privacy.
• Mozilla Firefox - cookie settings are under Settings - Privacy & Security.
• Microsoft Edge - cookie settings are under Settings - Privacy, search, and services.

If you use multiple devices or browsers, you’ll need to update settings on each one.

Similar technologies (pixels, SDKs, and local storage)

Some site features may use technologies similar to cookies, such as pixels (small tracking images), SDKs (software development kits in apps), or local storage (browser-based storage). These tools generally serve the same purposes described above - security, functionality, analytics, and marketing - and your controls may vary depending on the technology and your device.

What happens if you refuse cookies?

If you refuse non-essential cookies, the site should still function, but certain experiences may change. Common effects include:

• Preferences not being remembered (like language or display settings).
• Less helpful troubleshooting and performance diagnostics.
• Ads and promotional messaging being less tailored, when marketing cookies are used.

Essential cookies are still required for core services such as secure navigation and account access.

Policy updates and effective date

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in technology, legal requirements, or how the site operates. When we make changes, we’ll update the “last updated” date and post the revised policy on this page.

Last updated: October 7, 2026.

Questions or privacy requests: how to reach us

For questions about this Cookie Policy or privacy-related requests, contact Betus Casino support:

• Email: custhelp@betus.com.pa
• Phone: 1-888-512-3887

If you’re trying to troubleshoot a site issue related to cookies (such as repeated logouts or pages not loading), include your browser name, device type, and whether you’ve blocked cookies or trackers, so support can help faster.