These draft terms describe the Skillzey website and pool game. The operator’s legal identity, country, contact address and governing-law provisions still need to be completed before these terms are adopted.

Skillzey currently provides a pool-game demo. Multiplayer pairs real players who choose the same displayed stake. The game server controls ball movement, turns, fouls and results.

• Displayed balances, stakes, winnings and “Collect” controls are demo presentation.
• The current service does not accept deposits, hold funds in escrow, process withdrawals or pay prizes.
• These terms do not determine whether any future paid competition is permitted in a particular country.

The signup version requires users to be 21 or older. Users must provide an accurate date of birth and confirm their age. The birth-date check relies on the information supplied; it is not identity-document verification. Availability may be restricted before any future public or paid launch.

Where signup is enabled, use an accurate email and display name, protect your password, and do not share login credentials. An account cannot match itself across separate tabs. Do not impersonate another person or provide a false age. Email confirmation may be required depending on the account-service configuration.

Do not automate gameplay, tamper with clients or server requests, exploit errors, collude, manipulate results or disrupt other players. See the Anti-Cheat Rules. Server-authoritative checks may reject invalid shots, placements and attempts to act out of turn.

Both players must connect and load the table before a match starts. Disconnects can pause a match; prolonged disconnection can end it. Server restarts end in-memory matches. Demo results have no cash value and cannot be redeemed.

Use the service through its intended interfaces. Do not copy or redistribute Skillzey branding or material without permission, except where an applicable licence permits it. Third-party software remains subject to its respective licences.

The demo may change or become unavailable while it is being developed. A contact channel, complaints process, operator-specific liability provisions and applicable dispute procedures must be supplied before a final version of these terms is published. Nothing in this draft is intended to remove rights that applicable law does not allow to be waived.

This is a draft privacy notice for Skillzey. The responsible operator’s full legal name, address, country and privacy contact have not yet been supplied. The final notice must identify that operator and explain the applicable legal bases, retention periods, international-transfer arrangements and available complaint routes.

When the signup feature is enabled, the service uses an email address, display name, password credentials, date of birth and age confirmation. Authentication tokens are stored in your browser. Passwords and birth dates are not saved in browser local storage by the game.

The multiplayer server uses an account/session identifier, player name, chosen demo stake, gameplay commands, ball state, connection status and match results. Hosting and account providers may also process network information such as IP addresses and security logs.

Account information is used to register and sign in users, check the supplied date of birth against the 21+ requirement and restrict game access. Gameplay information supports matchmaking, synchronized play, reconnection and protection against invalid commands. Browser preferences support the demo interface and sound settings.

Vercel hosts the website and Render hosts the game server. The prepared signup feature uses Supabase Auth once that provider is configured. These providers process information according to their services and agreements; the final notice must identify the actual deployed configuration and relevant transfer safeguards.

Account records, once enabled, are stored by the authentication provider. Live game sessions and matches are held in server memory and may end on restart. Login tokens and preferences can persist in browser storage until removed or expired. The operator must establish and publish specific retention and deletion procedures for account records and provider logs.

You can sign out and clear this site’s browser storage. Clearing browser data does not delete an account held by the authentication provider. A verified contact channel for access, correction, deletion and other requests will be added when the operator details are supplied. Applicable rights and any required identity checks depend on the governing data-protection rules.

Signup is intended for people aged 21 or older. The software checks a supplied birth date and confirmation; it does not establish identity or prevent someone from entering inaccurate information. The operator must define a process for reports of underage access before a final launch.

Skillzey uses browser local storage for login/session tokens, sound preferences and demo interface state. Local storage is separate from HTTP cookies but can also store information on your device. The standalone legal page does not set its own login or preference storage.

• skillzey_auth_v1: access and refresh tokens when signup is enabled.
• skillzey_session_v1: the game-session token used for authorized matchmaking and play.
• Other demo preferences and interface records, including sound settings and displayed wallet state.

The hosting or authentication provider may use additional cookies or logs according to the actual deployed configuration. Their inventory still needs to be confirmed before a final policy is adopted.

Sign out to remove the application’s saved account and game-session tokens. You can remove other stored values through your browser’s site-data settings. Blocking or clearing storage can prevent you from staying signed in and reset preferences. Removing device storage does not delete provider-held account records.

The legal page does not add analytics, advertising pixels or a cookie-consent tracker. Any future optional tracking must be documented and configured with the consent controls required for the deployment’s jurisdiction. This draft does not assert that every provider cookie is exempt from consent.

Play manually using the intended controls. Do not use bots, scripts, altered clients, unauthorized assistance, collusion, account sharing, false identities, deliberate network disruption or attempts to manipulate matchmaking and results.

The game server owns physics and turn outcomes. It validates the active player, turn identifier, power and cue-ball placement, and prevents clients from declaring a winner. Repeated command identifiers are handled without repeating the shot. One account cannot create a match against itself.

Stop exploiting a suspected defect and retain the match identifier and a description of what occurred. A reporting address, investigation process, appeal channel and account-sanction procedure still need to be supplied by the operator. This draft does not claim that automated identity or comprehensive cheating detection is implemented.

Displayed winnings have no cash value. Invalid commands can be rejected and interrupted matches can end. Any future paid competition requires separate, finalized rules for investigations, settlement and appeals before it is offered.

Displayed balances and winnings are simulated. They are not deposits, assets or payment claims. Do not send money or cryptocurrency on the basis of a demo balance, a “Top Up” label or a “Collect” animation.

Connections can fail, devices can render differently, accounts can be compromised and servers can restart. Disconnections may pause or end a match. Live match state is held in memory and is not guaranteed to survive a restart. The demo is under active development.

The signup feature uses a 21+ birth-date declaration. That declaration does not verify identity or establish that participation is lawful in every location. Country restrictions and any future paid-service requirements must be determined before launch.

Payments, crypto deposits, escrow and withdrawals are not enabled. Their financial, custody, network-fee, fraud and regulatory risks would need a separate review and disclosure before release. Skillzey does not promise returns or earnings.

Skillzey’s current demo does not process deposits, withdrawals, escrow or cash prizes. An operational anti-money-laundering or identity-document verification programme has not been implemented. Email authentication and a date-of-birth declaration are not KYC verification.

The operator must determine applicable obligations for its actual legal entity, jurisdictions and business model, and establish any required identity checks, transaction monitoring, reporting, record retention and restrictions. Any programme and provider arrangements must be documented before paid features are offered.

The current signup form does not request identity documents. Do not send passports, identification photographs, financial records or cryptocurrency to an unverified address. A secure submission method and privacy notice must be established before such information is collected.

The operator identity, responsible contacts, verification provider, supported countries and applicable procedures remain to be confirmed. This draft must not be represented as proof of regulatory approval or compliance.

There are no real-money payments, purchased entries or withdrawals in the current demo. Displayed balances, stakes and results cannot be refunded, withdrawn or exchanged for money.

You can cancel while waiting for an opponent. Closing the waiting window cancels the queue request where the connection is available; abandoned queue entries are also cleaned up by the server. Canceling a waiting match can end that match before play starts.

Leaving or signing out can end an active match. Temporary disconnection may pause play for reconnection, while a prolonged absence may end it. Server restarts can end matches. These outcomes concern demo game state only.

Signing out is not account deletion. The operator’s contact and verified account-deletion procedure must be supplied separately. If paid features are introduced later, payment methods, cancellation rights, refund timing, dispute procedures and exceptions must be finalized and published before accepting payments.