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What You Agree to When You Use smartpick3

Access to smartpick3 depends on your state's laws — we operate where local law permits, and your account is subject to the terms below. These policies cover eligibility, data handling, account conduct, and how to reach us if something needs to change.

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smartpick3 What You Agree to When You Use smartpick3
DATA & ACCOUNT SECURITY

How We Handle Your Data and Keep Your Account Secure

We take a narrow approach to data: we collect what's needed to run your account, verify your identity, and process payments through PayPal, Venmo, or Play+. We do not sell personal data to third parties. Your account history is retained according to applicable state record-keeping requirements, and you can request a summary of what we hold at any time through live chat or email.

Cookie Use

We use session cookies to keep you logged in across browser tabs and functional cookies to remember your payment method preference. No third-party ad tracking cookies are set without your consent.

Account Security

Your account uses SSL encryption on every page load. Login sessions on mobile and desktop are monitored for unusual access patterns, and you can end all active sessions from account settings.

Data Retention

Transaction records — including PayPal, Venmo, and Play+ activity — are retained for as long as required under applicable state law. You can request deletion of non-required data by contacting support.

Requesting Changes

To update personal data, correct an account detail, or ask what information we hold, send a request via live chat or the support email in your account settings. We'll respond within a reasonable window.

REACH OUR TEAM

How to Contact Us About a Legal or Policy Matter

Policy questions — whether about your account data, a transaction dispute, or eligibility status — should go directly to our support team. We handle policy-related requests separately from general gameplay questions, so flag your message as account or legal when you reach out.

Live Chat Open the chat icon from your account dashboard. Policy and data requests are routed to a dedicated queue, separate from standard gameplay support.
Email Support Send policy or data-related questions to our support address listed in your account settings. Include your registered email and the specific policy section you're asking about.
Account Settings Portal Some changes — like updating your contact details or requesting a data summary — can be initiated directly inside account settings without contacting support first.

Legal and Account Policy — Common Questions

These are the questions we hear most often about how our terms work, what your rights are, and how to act on them.

Access depends on the laws of the state where you're located. We operate where local law permits. Check your state's online gaming rules before creating an account.

We collect your name, date of birth, address, and contact details for identity verification. Payment activity through PayPal, Venmo, or Play+ is logged in your wallet history.

Yes. Send a request through live chat or the support email listed in your account settings. We'll pull together a summary of the data associated with your account.

Contact us within 30 days of the transaction date via live chat or email. Include your account email and the transaction ID from your wallet history so we can investigate quickly.

Transaction records are retained as long as state law requires. Non-required personal data can be deleted on request. Reach out through support to start that process.

Yes — we update the revision date at the top of this page whenever terms change. Continued account use after an update means you accept the revised version.
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Legal

Service availability depends on eligible states and local law. US online casino and sportsbook access is licensed state by state, so check your state's rules before opening an account. 21+ where applicable.

Access may be available only in states where local law permits.