Cookies, and the one kind you may meet here
By the Lobby Set editorial teamUpdated 10 October 2026
Which cookies Lobby Set sets for itself
None. The pages run no analytics and no third-party scripts, so nothing on them follows a reader from site to site. Any cookie you meet here is Cloudflare's, set out below.
So no banner appears. UK cookie rules require consent for most cookies that aren't strictly necessary, and nothing stored here needs it.
What Cloudflare may set for security
Cloudflare delivers the pages. If it needs to, it can set a strictly necessary cookie that helps it tell people apart from automated traffic.
On an ordinary visit it sets nothing. If a browser is ever asked to pass a security check, a cookie called cf_clearance records that it passed and lasts 30 minutes. It protects the site. It isn't used for analytics or advertising, and it doesn't tell us who you are.
How to clear or block cookies yourself
Every browser can show, clear or block cookies from its settings.
If a browser refuses Cloudflare's security cookies, it may be asked to pass a check more often, and when a check is required, the page won't open until it's passed. Should we ever add a cookie that isn't strictly necessary, we will list it here first and ask before setting it. Server logs, and what happens to them, are covered on the privacy page.
If gambling, rather than cookies, is what you'd like more control over, a GamCare adviser can go through the options with you. Dialling 0808 8020 133 won't cost you a penny, and the line is staffed day and night.