1. What Are Cookies and Local Storage Objects?
Cookies are miniature alphanumeric text files placed into your browser cache when connecting to web servers. In contemporary web applications like WSOP, we combine traditional HTTP cookies with HTML5 IndexedDB and LocalStorage to save table sound configurations, avatar preferences, and tournament countdown buffers without repetitive network requests.
2. Specific Cookie Categories We Deploy
| Category | Purpose & Operational Function | Lifespan |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly Necessary | Facilitates encrypted authentication tokens, anti-CSRF protections, and session routing to tournament game servers. | Session / Up to 30 Days |
| Performance & WebGL | Caches 3D felt shaders, chip models, and audio buffers for immediate table rendering on mobile and desktop. | Persistent (Cache) |
| Fraud & Table Integrity | Monitors device fingerprint consistency to prevent multi-accounting, unauthorized bots, and chip dumping. | 60 Days |
| User Preference | Preserves your chosen bet-slider intervals, language preferences, and auto-muck options. | 1 Year |
3. Managing & Disabling Cookies
You possess full autonomous authority through your browser settings (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge) to block, delete, or restrict cookie creation. Please be advised that disabling Strictly Necessary session cookies will prevent the WSOP login portal from validating credentials and disrupt live tournament gameplay.