Cookie Notice

AIBets — aibets.co.za Version 1.0 · Last updated 29 September 2026


What cookies are

Small files a website stores on your device so it can recognise your browser on your next visit. We also use similar technologies — tracking pixels in emails, and identifiers stored in your browser's local storage. This notice covers all of them; "cookies" is just shorter.

Why this matters under POPIA

Some cookies identify you or your device, and that makes them personal information under POPIA. So we tell you what we set, and for anything that is not strictly necessary, we ask first.

What we set

Strictly necessary — always on

You cannot turn these off; the site does not function without them.

PurposeKept for
Keeping you logged in to your member accountSession, or 30 days if you chose "remember me"
Remembering your cookie choices12 months
Security, bot detection and DDoS protectionUp to 12 months
Load balancingSession

Analytics — only with your permission

Tells us which pages get read and which do not. Aggregated; we are looking at patterns, not at you.

PurposeKept for
Page views, time on page, referring site, approximate locationUp to 24 months

Affiliate tracking — only with your permission

This is how we get paid, so we will be specific about it.

When you click a link to a betting operator, we attach a tracking code to the link. If you open an account with that operator, the code tells them the referral came from AIBets and we receive a commission.

PurposeKept for
Attributing an operator signup to the referral that caused itTypically 30–90 days, set by the operator

The code does not contain your name, email address or phone number. It identifies the referral, not you. The operator's own cookies, set once you are on their site, are governed by their cookie policy — not this one.

Marketing and personalisation — only with your permission

PurposeKept for
Remembering which content you have already seenUp to 12 months
Measuring whether an email was opened and which links were clickedUp to 24 months

You can turn off email open tracking in your preferences at members.freesupertips.co.za without unsubscribing.

Third parties that set cookies here

WhoWhat forTheir policy
Our content delivery and security providerSecurity, bot detection, performanceAsk us at [email protected] and we will tell you who this is and link you to their policy
Betting operatorsAffiliate attribution, only after you click through to themEach operator's own policy

We do not run third-party advertising networks on this site and we do not sell audience data to advertisers.

Your choices

  • On the site — use the cookie banner on your first visit, or the "Cookie settings" link in the footer at any time. Changing your mind later is as easy as saying yes was.
  • In your browser — you can block or delete cookies in your browser settings. Blocking the strictly necessary ones will break login.
  • Do Not Track — we honour the browser DNT signal by treating it as a refusal of analytics and marketing cookies.

Declining optional cookies does not restrict your access to any content. You get the same site.

Questions

[email protected] — or read the full Privacy Policy at /privacy.


AIBets is operated by Prize Drop (Pty) Ltd, registration number K2025717109.

18+

Bet responsibly

Winners know when to stop. Only gamble with money you can afford to lose.

No person under the age of 18 may gamble. AIBets does not accept bets and does not provide any betting service to anyone under 18.

No prediction is a guarantee. The model estimates probabilities — it does not know results. A 76% tip loses roughly one time in four, and anyone promising sure wins is not being honest with you. We publish every prediction with its outcome, including the losing ones, so you can judge the record yourself.

If gambling is causing you or someone close to you harm, free and confidential help is available from the National Responsible Gambling Programme, delivered by the South African Responsible Gambling Foundation:

0800 006 008 (toll-free)

or WhatsApp/SMS 076 675 0710

You can also apply to be self-excluded from licensed gambling in South Africa. Ask your operator or the National Gambling Board about the exclusions register. More help and self-exclusion resources →