Buenas Cookie Policy
This Buenas cookie policy explains, in plain language, how our website uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit us, and what choices you have about them. We know most visitors skim past this kind of page, but we think it is worth reading at least once, because it tells you exactly what a cookie does on our site and why we ask for your consent before some of them are set.
We are Buenas, and this page speaks for our website only — not for any other operator, aggregator or comparison service you may have arrived from. If you found your way here while looking into live casino at Buenas or one of our other sections, the same cookie rules described below apply across every page you visit on this domain.
What a cookie actually is
A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to store. It does not run programs, and on its own it cannot read the rest of your device. Cookies exist so that a site can remember something between one page load and the next — that you are on the same visit, that a menu was open, that a form was partly filled in, or that you already answered a consent prompt so we do not need to ask again the moment you click through to another page.
Some cookies are set directly by our website; others may be set by a third-party service we rely on to make a page work, such as an embedded video player or a script that keeps the site running smoothly. Both kinds are covered by this policy.
The categories of cookies we use
Not every cookie serves the same purpose, and it helps to separate them out rather than lump them together as one vague thing called "cookies". Broadly, the cookies you may encounter while browsing our site fall into a small number of categories.
Strictly necessary cookies
Preference cookies
Analytics cookies
Third-party and embedded content cookies
Managing your cookie choices
You are in control of the cookies stored in your browser. Most browsers let you view, delete and block cookies through their own settings menu, and you can usually choose to be notified before a cookie is set, or to refuse all non-essential cookies outright. Because browsers differ, the exact steps vary — check your browser's own help pages for the precise menu path.
Bear in mind that blocking every cookie, including the strictly necessary kind, may stop some parts of the site working as expected. If you only want to limit tracking and analytics while keeping the basic site functional, look for a setting that blocks third-party cookies specifically rather than all cookies across the board.
How this policy relates to our other notices
This cookie policy sits alongside our wider privacy commitments rather than replacing them. If you want the fuller picture of how we handle personal information beyond cookies, our privacy policy covers that ground, and our terms set out the broader rules for using the site. We keep these documents separate on purpose, so each one stays readable rather than becoming one long, hard-to-scan page.
We may update this cookie policy from time to time — for instance, if we change the tools we use to run analytics, or if a new embedded feature introduces a new type of cookie. When we do, the updated version replaces this one at the same address, so it is worth checking back occasionally rather than relying on a saved copy.
If anything here is unclear, or you have a specific question about a cookie you have noticed while browsing, the most reliable way to get an answer is to check your browser's cookie inspector for the exact name and origin of that cookie, since that tells you precisely which service set it.
Checking or clearing cookies in three steps
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Open your browser settings
Look for a section usually labelled privacy, security or site settings — this is where cookie controls live in almost every modern browser.
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Find the cookies list
From there you can usually see every site that has stored a cookie on your device, along with an option to view or remove individual entries.
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Clear or block as needed
Remove cookies tied to our site if you want a clean slate, or set a rule to block future cookies from being stored without your say-so.
Why we think this matters, even on a mobile visit
A growing number of people reach us on a phone rather than a desktop browser, whether that is to check something quickly or to spend more time browsing while playing Buenas on mobile. Mobile browsers handle cookies in largely the same way as desktop ones, though the settings menu tends to sit under a slightly different path — usually within the browser app's own privacy or site settings screen rather than a separate control panel. The underlying principle does not change: you can see what is stored, and you can remove or block it.
We have written this Buenas cookie policy to be something you can actually read in a few minutes, rather than a dense legal document that says little in a lot of words. If you take one thing from it, let it be this: cookies here exist to make the site work properly and to help us understand how it is used, and you always retain the ability to limit or clear them through your own browser.