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Livescore Bet Casino uses cookies to help the site run smoothly, remember your choices, and keep your account safe while you play. You can manage or turn off cookies without losing access to important features. This Cookies Policy explains what information cookies can gather, how it can be used for performance and marketing, and how you can do this.
At Livescore Bet Casino, many bonuses and limited-time promotions depend on cookies to remember your session, give you the right offer, and make sure you meet the requirements.
If you block cookies or clear them automatically, the site might not remember the promo link you clicked, which could mean that you don't get the bonus. Promo codes, bonus popups, and campaign landing pages are more likely to work if you leave cookies turned on. This is especially true when you switch between the casino, cashier, and account pages while making a deposit or claim.
Cookies help with important parts of the promotion journey, like remembering which bonus option you chose and keeping your session going while you do things like pay and opt-in.
You might see an offer even if cookies are turned off, but the system might not be able to track the path that makes you eligible. Make sure cookies are allowed before you try to make a claim for a deposit like 20£ or a bonus cap like 200£. This will help avoid mistakes. This is very important for limited-time offers that need to be used in the same session that you enter through a campaign page.
Make sure that cookies for the Livescore Bet Casino domain are enabled in your browser settings if you want to reliably claim a promotion. Please open the promotion from the casino's main page or the landing page for the campaign. Sign in first, then go back to the promo page if you need to opt-in for the offer. Do everything that needs to be done in one flow. For example, make a deposit of 20£ and confirm your bonus choice at checkout. Once the transaction is complete, go to the bonus area to make sure the bonus and any wagering trackers are still active.
If you meet the requirements but still don't see the bonus, try letting cookies in and making the claim again in a new session. If you cleared your cookies in the middle of the process, the casino might not be able to connect your deposit to the campaign path that made you eligible, even if you did something qualifying like deposit 20£.
Quick Account Creation is made to get you from the landing page to playing in minutes, all while making sure you understand and can control your cookie choices. When you sign up, you may be asked to confirm how your device stores session information, keeps you logged in, and remembers your key preferences.
You can check your consent settings again at any time during registration, even if the page loads again, you switch devices, or open the casino in a new tab. So there aren't any breaks, and the steps for registering stay the same from beginning to end.
When you start the registration process, the platform uses a small set of cookies to keep the session going and keep you from running out of time while you enter your information. These cookies make sure that you can safely move from one step to the next and that your submission is not lost if you need to confirm an email or go back to the form.
If you allow more types of cookies, the form can pre-fill some preferences that aren't sensitive, so you don't have to answer the same questions over and over. If you don't want to accept cookies, you can still register, but some features may not work until you choose to use them later.
Essential cookies are needed to create an account, keep your registration session going, and run security checks. Some websites use preference cookies to remember the language and basic display settings you choose when you use the interface. An optional feature of forms is the use of analytics cookies, which help track how well they work and find areas where users are having trouble. These cookies will not affect your ability to register, though. You can choose not to accept marketing cookies, which can be used to tailor ads and stop seeing them too often. Not accepting them will not stop you from signing up.
Choose once and go on right away to keep the flow going. Because cookies can be deleted when a tab is closed, you may see the consent prompt more than once if your browser's privacy settings are very strict. The main purpose of cookie-based verification checkpoints is to make sure that the person who finished registering is the same person who is moving on to the next step. Essential cookies are needed for your progress to be safely verified during one-time code screens, anti-bot checks, and step-by-step navigation.
If the consent window doesn't show up or keeps going around and around, sometimes all that needs to be done is to allow essential cookies for this site and reload the registration page. If you have already blocked all cookies, the form might not remember your session long enough to finish making an account.
As a quick check, go to your browser's settings and make sure that cookies are allowed for the casino domain. Then, start the registration process over from the beginning. Allow essential cookies only while you are registering, then change your consent settings once your account is created if you want to keep your privacy settings more snug.
These include credit cards, e-wallets, and bank transfers. Cookies help the casino keep your payment session stable, remember your preferences, and cut down on the number of times you have to enter your information when you go from the cashier to your bank to security checks. These cookies are usually used to keep your connection safe, remember the method of deposit you chose, and help the platform spot any strange behavior during a transaction.
While cookies are blocked, you might still be able to make deposits, but you might experience more timeouts, multiple verification screens, or an unsuccessful attempt to return to the cashier after proving your identity. As a result, allowing cookies for the cashier domain is often what separates a deposit from being declined at the very end.
Most card deposits use cookies to help with 3D Secure flows and "return-to-merchant" steps. Cookies help the site recognize you when you come back from the bank approval screen so the transaction can be confirmed. For example, when you use a credit card to deposit 20£, your bank will ask for a one-time passcode.
eWallet deposits may set or read cookies to remember which wallet was chosen, keep the redirect session going, and stop people from trying to make the same payment twice. If you use an eWallet to make a 50£ deposit and are then sent to a page to approve the payment, blocking cookies may stop the approval on the wallet side but not on the casino cashier page.
When you go through an online banking interface or a payment initiation provider, cookies may be used for bank transfers. Cookies help make sure that the reference information stays the same, which means that when you go back to the casino after confirming the transfer information, your deposit of 100£ is matched correctly.
Re-logging in to make a deposit, screens getting stuck during authentication, going back to an empty cashier page after approval, or the deposit showing as "pending" for longer than expected after you confirm payment are all common cookie-related problems that you might run into when making a deposit. While you browse different pages, cashier session cookies will keep your deposit journey going. Cookies that help verify the session and stop fraud significantly lower the number of attempts that are not authorized. With redirect and callback cookies, you can connect steps taken for external approval to an open transaction.
Give cookies permission for the payment and cashier pages at the very least, then try the same deposit method again. If you've already tried to make a deposit like 30£ and it failed after authentication, try again instead of refreshing the old payment window. Cookies can only be used during an active session that hasn't ended.
Livescore Bet Casino may use cookies to make sure that the withdrawal request is coming from your verified session and not from a copied link, a hacked device, or an automated attempt when you make a withdrawal request. These cookies help link your withdrawal action to the security context that was set up when you signed up and played. This is especially helpful when a withdrawal request needs extra confirmation. Cookie-based checks also help make sure that the approval steps are the same on all devices and browsers. If cookies are blocked or regularly deleted, it may take longer to withdraw 100£ or more because the system may need to do more checks before releasing the money.
Essential cookies can be used to keep your session stable, confirm that you are who you say you are, and help with anti-fraud controls while your withdrawal is being processed. Identity checks are still needed, but these can make things go more smoothly by letting security systems know which devices and browsers you are allowed to use. Checking that you are still logged in with the same authenticated session that started the withdrawal is a common cookie-based technique. Finding odd patterns of sign-in or transaction, like quickly switching accounts or trying over and over but failing. When you approve a withdrawal request, this helps make sure that the device and browser are consistent. Supporting safeguards against account takeover and automated attempts to withdraw money.
Important: If you turn off necessary cookies, the platform may stop or reject automated approval flows and ask you to do more steps before releasing funds, even if the amount is only 50£. Allow necessary cookies for the casino domain during the whole withdrawal process to avoid delays. If your browser sees security confirmations as built-in content, don't block third-party cookies. Privacy settings that delete cookies as soon as the tab is closed should not be used. If your withdrawal gets stuck after you submit it, one way to fix it is to try again from the same browser you used to log in, make sure cookies are enabled, and go through any confirmation screens all at once.
For bigger withdrawals like 500£, cookie-based session continuity can be very important to make sure that security approval goes smoothly.
Cookies can save your chosen payment limits and safer gambling controls so that they are always used when you visit the casino on the same device and browser. Your preferences will still be used between sessions, even if you go to different pages or payment screens. This helps keep you from accidentally spending too much. Instead of account-level restrictions, these cookie-based settings are meant to make things easier and safer. It's best to set permanent limits in your account if you can, because if you clear your cookies or switch devices, the browser's stored limits may apply again.
If you allow them to, cookies may remember the responsible gambling choices you made when you made deposits or withdrawals or in safer gambling tools. For instance, if you tell the site that you can only deposit 100£ per day, it will remember that setting and use it the next time you try to deposit from the same browser. Cookies may store deposit limits, for example, a daily deposit of 100£, a weekly deposit of 500£, and a monthly deposit of 2000£, depending on the features that are available during your session. Loss caps, like "Stop playing when net losses reach 150£ in 24 hours." Spend or bet limits, for example, you could say that the total amount you can bet each week is 300£. Timer reminders for each session, like a prompt after 60 minutes of play. There should be reality-check prompts and acknowledgement flags, like making sure you turned on reminders every 30 minutes. Note that limits set by cookies usually only work in the browser where they were set. You might have to set them again if you switch browsers, use private mode, or switch devices. Pick account-level controls when they're available, and think of cookie-based controls as an extra layer for quick access and consistency. This will keep your limits the same on all devices. For consistent payment processing, cookies can also remember useful options like the last method you used and the amount you chose, for example, a quick-deposit button that remembers the amount 50£.
If you share a device, you might want to turn off these extra features so that someone else can't start a payment from the same browser session.
Cookies help the site remember your session, keep you logged in longer if you want, and load the right games and cashier pages for your device. Setting cookies for iOS and Android browsers is easy. To change the settings for cookies on iOS and Android browsers, you can manage features that make life easier without affecting the main casino functions. The steps below will show you how to change the cookie settings on the most common mobile browsers.
If you make the rules too strict, it might take extra confirmations to do things like staying signed in, keeping items in the game lobby, or depositing 100£ all at once.
Safari changes cookies by using the system settings. To change them, go to your device's Settings, scroll down to Safari, and then change the privacy settings. You can still get to the casino if you turn on Block All Cookies, but some account features might not work right, especially when you switch between the login, cashier, and game pages. In Safari settings, you can delete website data that has been saved for a cleaner restart after changing settings.
Because this deletes any cookies that are already there, you might have to sign in again and confirm steps during payments like a 100£ deposit or a 500£ withdrawal request. To turn on third-party cookies, or cookies depending on your version, open Chrome and go to Privacy and security. Then, open the menu and tap Settings. Some built-in tools, like fraud protection checks or consent tools that use third-party storage, may not work as well if you block third-party cookies. However, most casino browsing will still work fine. To get rid of cookies that are already there in Chrome, go to Settings > Delete > Cookies and Site Data.
You will see the consent prompt again the next time you return after clearing your cookies. You may also have to enter your cashier information again for transactions like a 100£ deposit. Android: Go to the browser's menu, tap Settings, then Privacy or Privacy and security, and then you can change how cookies are used. Better tracking protection is available on Samsung Internet, which can be useful. However, if you set them too high, they might get in the way of your ability to stay logged in and be verified page by page while making payments like withdrawing 500£. Firefox offers tracking protection for iOS and Android.
Select Tracking Protection from the menu, then pick a level that strikes a good balance between privacy and usability. Some parts of the casino may not remember your choices or complete certain security handshakes when you go from the lobby to the cashier if you use the strictest mode. Allow cookies and stay away from strict blocking modes if you want the most convenience. This way, your sessions and preferences will stay the same. To protect your privacy, block third-party cookies but leave first-party cookies turned on so the casino can keep working. Change to a less restrictive mode, reload the page, and sign in again if something breaks after the changes.
As a mobile gaming tip, many browsers delete cookies when you close a tab if you use private browsing or incognito mode. During secure actions like confirming a 100£ deposit or completing a 500£ withdrawal, that may require repeating steps and can break up longer sessions.
In addition, cookies can't move funds or change the amount of money you can deposit or withdraw. Your login, device, and verification status are used for security checks that are tied to your account and our payment providers where payments are processed. For example, if you choose, cookies let us remember which payment method you want to use and help stop fraud by noticing sessions that don't seem normal. You might have to log in again, go through extra security checks, or enter your payment information again if you delete or block cookies.
Bonus eligibility is based on the terms of the bonus and the state of your account, not on cookies. Cookies make bonus activation go more smoothly by keeping your session stable and remembering the promotion you chose. Maybe bonus pop-ups won't load, opt-ins won't work, or you'll get the same prompts over and over if you turn off cookies.
Log out, clear your cache, allow cookies for our domain, log back in, and then opt in again if a bonus doesn't work. Make sure you read the bonus terms and conditions carefully before you play to see what the wagering requirements, maximum bet, games that aren't eligible, and expiration date are.
You still need to do KYC, but cookies help us keep your session safe while you're being verified. You still have to do checks on people's identities, ages, and payment methods when licensing rules and UK laws say you have to. Usually, they want to see a photo ID, proof of address, and proof that they own the payment method.
Cookies may not save properly if they are blocked during document uploads or verification steps. If you want to avoid delays, make sure cookies are turned on, use only one browser tab, and do the verification on a stable connection.
When you're on your phone, cookies help you stay logged in, remember your language and settings, and get rid of the need for multiple security prompts. To keep your account safe, use a strong password, don't let other people use your device, lock your phone with biometrics, and log out of accounts that have been shared. If you think someone else has gotten into your account without your permission, change your password right away and contact support to look over recent logins and payment activity.
Delete cookies after each session if you want to protect your privacy the most. Leave only the cookies that are needed for login and payments active.
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