Cookie Policy

A small file the site stores in your browser to remember something between one page and the next — that you are logged in, for example. Without it, every click would start from scratch.

Access session — remembers that you signed in, so we do not ask for your password on every page. It is encrypted, holds none of your personal data and expires when the session ends. Without it there is no way to keep you logged in.

Region (maf.regiao) — remembers whether you were looking at South American or European football. It stores one word: sa or eu. Lasts one year.

Language (maf.idioma) — remembers whether you chose Portuguese or English. It stores pt or en. Lasts one year.

That is all. All three are strictly necessary: without them the site does not work as it should. That is why we show no consent banner — there is nothing to consent to, and a banner asking about cookies that do not exist is just noise.

We use no Google Analytics, no Google Tag Manager, no Facebook or any social-network pixel, no heatmaps, no session recording and no advertising cookies.

We build no browsing profile, we do not follow you across other sites, and we neither sell nor share data with advertisers.

There is one exception, and it is worth explaining rather than hiding.

When you pay by credit card, the payment provider’s script (Efí) triggers anti-fraud services — ClearSale and a related service — which collect technical characteristics of your device to assess fraud risk. This may include cookies or identifiers belonging to those services, which are not ours and which we do not control.

It happens only on the card payment screen. If you pay by Pix or simply browse the site, none of it is triggered.

Every browser lets you block and delete cookies in its privacy settings. Deleting ours, you lose only the memory of your region and language, and you will need to sign in again.

Blocking the session cookie prevents login — that is not a limitation of ours, it is what that cookie does.

If we start using any cookie beyond these, this page will be updated first — and, if it is a cookie that requires consent, you will be asked.

How we handle your data is described in the Privacy Policy.