Cookie Policy
Cookie notices normally sort files into categories and leave the reader to guess what each one does. This page sorts them by consequence instead: what stops working if you refuse a given group while reading these Betbuffon pages. That framing makes the choice concrete, because in almost every case the answer is less dramatic than the banner suggests.
Refuse Everything and What Remains
Nearly all of it. Every article, table and figure on the Betbuffon guide renders without a single optional file, because the content is static and requires no session. The cookie banner will reappear on the next visit, since remembering a refusal itself requires a small file, and that is the entire cost of saying no.
Files That Keep the Page Usable
A small number are strictly necessary and cannot be switched off without breaking something visible. They hold the consent choice itself, protect forms against cross-site abuse, and keep load balanced during traffic spikes. They store no identity, expire quickly, and are the reason a second visit to the Betbuffon pages does not repeat the same banner within a session.
Files That Count Visitors
Analytics files record which pages are opened, how long they hold attention and which links are followed, in aggregate. Refusing them costs the reader nothing at all: the Betbuffon comparison tables, the bonus arithmetic and the payment routes behave identically. What it costs is editorial insight into which sections are unclear, which is why acceptance is requested rather than assumed.
Files That Follow a Click Outwards
Affiliate files are the ones people actually care about. When an outbound Betbuffon link is followed, a marker attributes the visit so that commission can be credited, and it is that marker that funds the guide. Refusing it does not block the link, does not change the offer waiting at the other end, and does not alter a single figure on the Betbuffon pages. It only removes the attribution.
Once the click lands on the operator's platform, its own files take over. Those are described in the Betbuffon cookie terms rather than here, and they include session and tracking files that this policy has no control over whatsoever.
Clearing and Blocking Them Yourself
Browser settings are stronger than any banner. Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge all allow files to be blocked wholesale, cleared on exit, or restricted to the current site, and private browsing discards everything when the window closes. Blocking at browser level applies to every site at once, including the Betbuffon guide, which is a cleaner instrument than managing preferences page by page.
Clearing files has one predictable side effect on the Betbuffon guide: the consent choice disappears with them, so the banner returns on the next visit. That is expected behaviour rather than a fault.
Frequently Asked Questions About Cookies
Does refusing cookies hide any content?
No. Every Betbuffon page, table and figure remains fully readable, because nothing on this guide is gated behind consent.
Can a consent choice be changed later?
Yes, at any time, either through the banner when it reappears or by clearing site data in the browser, which resets the choice completely.
Do these files identify a visitor personally?
The ones set by this site do not; they count and attribute rather than identify. Files set on the operator's platform after a click are a separate matter, governed by the Betbuffon notice published there.
This cookie policy was reviewed in 2026 and applies to visitors of 18 and over.