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Understand Your Rights and Our Account Rules

sevencard2003 operates where state law permits, and these terms set out exactly what that means for your account, your data, and your payment activity through PayPal, Venmo, or Play+. Read them once and you'll know where you stand.

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sevencard2003 Understand Your Rights and Our Account Rules
HOW WE HANDLE YOUR DATA

Data Security, Cookies, and Account Retention

Your account data does not get sold to third parties, full stop. We collect only what's necessary to verify identity, process payments, and comply with applicable state law. Here is how each major area works in practice.

Identity Verification

When you withdraw to PayPal or Venmo, we may ask for government-issued ID to confirm your account matches the wallet holder. This step protects both your funds and the integrity of the account.

Cookie Policy

We use session and analytics cookies to keep your lobby state intact across devices. You can manage cookie preferences through the settings panel in your account at any time.

Data Retention

Account records are retained for the period required by applicable state law and our payment processor agreements. After that window, inactive account data is deleted on a rolling schedule.

Request a Data Change

To correct, export, or request deletion of your personal data, use the Data Request form inside account settings. We acknowledge requests within the timeframe required by applicable law.

REACH OUR POLICY TEAM

Contact Us About Legal or Account Questions

If you have a question about how a specific term applies to your account, or you want to submit a formal data or legal request, these are the direct paths to the right team. Response times vary by channel, but legal and data requests are escalated within our compliance workflow.

Live Chat Start a live chat session from your account dashboard. Legal and policy questions are flagged to the compliance team and handled separately from general account support.
Email — Legal Requests Send formal data access, deletion, or legal correspondence to our policy email address found in your account settings under the Contact section.
Account Help Center The Help Center inside your account lists current jurisdiction status, payment-method terms, and step-by-step instructions for submitting a data correction request.

Frequently Asked Legal and Policy Questions

These are the questions we get most often about account terms, data rights, and state eligibility. If yours isn't here, the legal contact email in your account settings is the fastest path to a direct answer.

Availability depends on state law. Check your state's current status in the eligibility section of our Help Center before creating or funding an account.

Yes. Log in, go to account settings, and select the Data Request option. We'll confirm receipt and respond within the timeframe required by applicable law in your state.

Any available account balance is returned via your original deposit method — PayPal or Venmo — after identity verification is completed on our end. Play+ balances follow the prepaid card issuer's return process.

Use the Data Request form inside your account settings and select the deletion option. Retention obligations under state law may require us to keep certain transaction records for a defined period.

Send your concern to the legal email address listed under the Contact section in your account settings. Our compliance team reviews all formal correspondence separately from general support tickets.

We share data only with payment processors like PayPal, Venmo, and Play+, and with identity-verification partners where state law requires it. We do not sell your personal information.
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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.