Privacy policy
Last updated 25 July 2026.
This is a general template describing how this platform handles player data under UK GDPR. It is not legal advice. Each competition is run by its own organiser, who is responsible for their players' data.
What we store
For each player in a competition:
- your display name (shown on the competition's public page)
- optional contact details your organiser adds (email and/or phone number)
- your weekly team picks and results
- whether your entry fee and any buy-backs have been marked paid
Why we store it
Solely to run the competition you joined: tracking picks, applying results, showing standings, and letting your organiser see who has paid. In UK-GDPR terms, processing is necessary to provide the competition you signed up to (contract) and for the organiser's legitimate interest in running it.
Who can see it
- Your competition organiser (admin) sees everything above.
- The public standings page shows display names, pick history, and in/out status only — never contact details. Current-week picks stay hidden until the competition's reveal rule opens them.
- The platform operator can access stored data for maintenance.
What we never do
- We never sell or share your data with anyone else.
- No marketing, no advertising, no analytics trackers.
- No payment processing — money changes hands directly between you and your organiser, outside the app. We only record a paid/unpaid flag.
Cookies
Essential session cookies for organiser and operator sign-in only. Players don't sign in and get no cookies at all. Nothing is used for tracking.
How long we keep it
Player data lives as long as the competition does. When a competition is removed, its player data is deleted with it.
Correcting or deleting your data
Ask your competition organiser — the person who sent you your pick link. They can correct your name or contact details, or remove you entirely. For anything platform-level, contact the operator via this link. If you're in the UK and unhappy with how your data has been handled, you can complain to the ICO (ico.org.uk).