One cookie, strictly necessary, no tracking.
Version 1.0 — last updated 26 August 2026
We use one cookie, it is strictly necessary, and we do not track you.
`dca_session` — set when you log in, cleared when you log out.
It holds a random session identifier and a signature. It does not contain your name, your email or your password. It exists so that the site knows you are logged in as you move between pages.
It is marked `HttpOnly` (so JavaScript cannot read it), `Secure` (so it is only ever sent over HTTPS) and `SameSite=Lax` (so it is not sent from other people's websites). It expires after 30 days, or sooner if you log out.
UK law requires consent for cookies except those strictly necessary to provide a service you have asked for. A login cookie for a site you have chosen to log into is the textbook example of a strictly necessary cookie, so no banner is needed.
If we ever add analytics, advertising or embedded third-party content, we will ask first — properly, with a real choice, and not a pre-ticked box.
No Google Analytics. No advertising or re-targeting pixels. No social media trackers. No third-party cookies of any kind.
You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings. If you block this one you will not be able to stay logged in, and the site will not work.
Some pages remember display preferences — for example whether you last chose fractional or decimal odds — in your browser's local storage. That never leaves your device and we cannot see it.