Privacy

• Your sign-in. Your email address, so we can send you sign-in codes, and when you last signed in. If you sign in with Google, Google also shares your name and a link to your profile picture; they're stored with your sign-in, but the Club doesn't show or use them.
• Your profile. The display name you choose, the date you confirmed you're 13 or older, when you joined (“Member since”), and your game settings (bot level, game speed, four-color deck, quick play, reduce motion, and the euchre practice house rule).
• Your stats. Running totals, such as games won, euchres and the titles you held in President, the contracts and Nils you made in Spades, and for Texas Hold'em (games with other people only) hands won, play chips won or lost, and Sit & Go Poker points, and your solitaire record (games played and won, winning streak, fastest win and fewest moves). We add to them as you play, then forget the hand itself: we don't keep a history of your games or your cards.
• Messages you send us through the accessibility report form or the form on this page.
• Friends. Your private friend link, the friend requests you send and receive, and who your friends are. Only you see your link, requests, friends list and anyone you block; a friend sees your display name. Nobody can find you by name unless you turn on “Let people find me by name”, and then only by typing it exactly.
• Reports. If a player reports another at a table, we keep the report: who sent it, who it's about, the table, the reason, and the reported player's last few chat phrases. Only we can read reports.
• Whether you can host private tables, if we've added you to the hosts list.

Your display name, at any table you sit at and in a room's list of public tables if you open one. Your friends also see whether you're in the lobby or at a table, unless you turn off “Show friends when I'm online” in your settings. If you play Sit & Go Poker, your display name, points, wins and games that month can appear on the monthly Sit & Go Poker leaderboard. Never your email address.

• No advertising trackers and no analytics services. Error reports (below) are only about what broke, not about you.
• No chat history: table chat is preset phrases only, passed to the table and not kept (apart from a report, above).
• We never sell or rent your information, or share it for advertising.
• No record of your games: a hand's secret shuffle seed is shown to you when the hand ends so you can check the deal, but it isn't stored.
• No payment details yet. If memberships are added, payments will be handled by a payment company, and this page will say so first.

A sign-in cookie keeps you signed in. While you're at a table, your browser remembers your seat for that tab, so you can rejoin after a reload; it's gone when you close the tab. A solitaire game in progress, and whether you last chose Draw 1 or Draw 3, are kept on your device so you can come back to it; we never see them. The fonts and card pictures come from our own site, not from other companies.

A few companies run parts of the Club for us. They handle your information only to provide their service:

• Supabase stores accounts and the database (in the United States).
• Vercel runs the website, and Render runs the game tables (both in the United States).
• Resend sends sign-in codes by email.
• Sentry receives error reports when something breaks (in the United States): what went wrong and where in our code, the page's address without anything after a “?”, the last few steps before it (such as which page you opened), and your browser and system type. A report never includes your account, name, email, cards or chat, and Sentry is set not to keep internet addresses. Reports are deleted after 30 days.
• Google, only if you choose to sign in with Google.

Like any website, these services keep short-lived technical logs, such as the internet address a request came from, to keep things running and secure. When the game server turns a sign-in away, its log notes your account's ID and the reason, so we can fix problems.

You must be 13 or older to join, and you confirm that when you set up your profile. If we learn that someone under 13 has an account, we'll delete it.

• Change your display name and settings any time on your profile.
• Delete your account from your profile. It happens straight away and deletes your sign-in, profile, settings, stats, friends and friend requests, any messages you sent us, and any reports by or about you. If you come back later, you start fresh.
• A sign-up you don't finish is deleted for you. If you ask for an email code but never enter it, the account it started (just your email address) is deleted after three days.
• Ask us what we keep about you, or to correct it, with the form below.

If what we keep or who helps us changes, this page changes first, with a new date at the top.