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No tracking, no ads
We don’t use analytics. We don’t record what you read on the site, how long you stay or how you found us.
We set no advertising cookies and nothing that follows you to other sites. The little our cookies hold has no value to anyone else, and we don’t sell or share it.
That’s why you’ve never seen a cookie banner here. Those banners ask permission for the kinds of cookies we don’t use, so there’s nothing for you to agree to.
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Cookies that keep you signed in
A session cookie keeps you logged in while you browse.
A second one remembers you between visits, even after you close your browser.
A third identifies this browser as one of your devices. That’s how an account stays limited to one computer, one phone and one app at a time.
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Cookies that remember your settings
These hold the choices you make — your odds format, your timezone, and light or dark mode — so the site is set up your way when you come back.
That’s every cookie we set. Each one is either needed to run the site or stores something you chose, so there’s no switch for them on the site. You can still wipe them from your browser at any time; the last section shows how.
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Saved games and followed teams
These aren’t cookies. Your saved games and followed teams live in your browser’s local storage. When you’re signed in, a copy is also kept with your account, so the same list shows up on your other devices.
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Outside services
We host our fonts ourselves. Team logos are delivered by BunnyCDN, our content delivery network: loading a page sends it your IP address, but it sets no cookies. It’s the only outside company our pages connect to.
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Blocking or clearing cookies
Your browser’s settings let you block cookies or delete the ones already saved — look under Site settings or Privacy.
Clearing them signs you out, and the site goes back to dark mode, your device’s timezone and American odds — the defaults — because your choices lived in those cookies.
If you block cookies entirely, you can still browse and read the site. Signing in won’t work, though, because we’d have no way to recognize you as you move between pages.
Questions about cookies or the data in them? Email [email protected]. For everything else, see our privacy policy.