Cookie Policy
Last Updated: August 2026
Cookies help CS2-Gambling (“we,” “our,” or “us”) make every visit to our website smoother, and this page explains our approach to them. Below you will find what these files actually are, why we place them, and how you can limit or turn them off. By browsing our website, you agree to the practices outlined in this document.
1. What Are Cookies?
Each time you open a website, it may hand your browser a tiny fragment of text. That fragment is a cookie. Thanks to it, the site remembers details from your earlier visits, so coming back takes less effort and the pages behave in ways that fit you better. Cookies are not the only tools of this kind. Unique identifiers tied to a browser, an app, or a device do similar work, and so do pixels and local storage. Everything written on this page about cookies applies to these related technologies as well.
2. How We Use Cookies
On its own, a cookie holds nothing that would reveal who you are. What we can do, however, is connect the records obtained from cookies with personal details already stored on our side. Our website runs several kinds of cookies at once: strictly necessary ones that keep access and navigation working, performance ones that measure activity, functionality ones that hold on to your choices, and a group responsible for tailored content and ads.
Here is what cookie data allows us to do:
- Recognize your computer on a repeat visit
- Follow your path through the pages and support any e-commerce features
- Make the website easier to use
- Study visitor activity across the website
- Handle day-to-day administration of the website
- Adjust the website to your interests, including showing ads likely to catch your attention
3. Third-Party Cookies
Not all cookies on our pages come from us. Advertisers and service providers we work with may drop their own files onto your device. With the records those files produce, these companies are able:
- To watch how your browser moves between different websites
- To assemble a picture of your browsing habits
- To pick out ads that match your interests
4. Managing Cookies
Your browser settings hold the switch for every cookie our website relies on. The short instructions below show where that switch is hiding in the most popular browsers.
Chrome:
- Launch Chrome on your computer
- Click More at the top right, then open Settings
- Scroll down and click Advanced
- Find “Privacy and security” and open Content Settings
- Pick Cookies
- Flip “Allow sites to save and read cookie data” on or off
Firefox:
- Open the drop-down under “History” and pick “Use custom settings for history” to manage cookie rules
- Click “Remove individual cookies” to view or delete specific entries
- Pick “Clear your recent history” in the History menu to wipe all cookies at once
Safari:
- Start Safari
- Head to Preferences and open the Privacy tab, then take any of the steps below
- To decide which cookies and website data get through, pick one of the “Cookies and website data” options; choosing “Always block” stops every website, third party, and advertiser from writing cookies or other data to your Mac
MS Edge:
- Start Microsoft Edge
- Hit the “…” symbol (More options) in the top right corner
- Pick Settings from the menu that appears
- Under “Clear browsing data,” click “Choose what to clear”
- Mark “Cookies and saved website data,” add anything else you want gone, and press Clear
MS IE:
- Open Internet Options from the Tools menu or the Tools drop-down at the upper right (press Alt if the menu bar is hidden)
- Switch to the Privacy tab
- Press Advanced, tick “Override automatic cookie handling,” and set the radio buttons the way you want
- For individual cookies, go to the General tab, click Settings under “Browsing history,” and pick “View objects” or “View files”
- To wipe every cookie, click Delete under “Browsing history,” mark Cookies, and confirm with Delete
5. Google Analytics
Visitor statistics on our website are collected via Google Analytics, which sets its own cookies on a user’s device to do its job. Because of that, we maintain a Privacy Policy aligned with the EU Cookies Directive and, as required by the Google Analytics Terms of Service, it openly states that cookies operate on our website.
6. Contact Information
Leaving cookies enabled is usually the safer bet, since the features you interact with on our site depend on them to function properly. Anything still unclear? Reach out to us:
Phone: +1 212 (929) 226-1319