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Understand Your Account Terms at pick3sc

Every account on pick3sc operates under a clear set of terms that govern how your data is stored, how disputes are handled, and what you can expect from us. Access to pick3sc depends on state law and is available only where local law permits.

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HOW WE HANDLE IT

Data, Cookies, Security and Account Retention

We built our policy framework around the practical reality of US state-by-state regulation. Here's how we handle the four areas that matter most to your account's legal standing.

Data Handling

Identity verification documents and payment details — including PayPal and Venmo account references — are stored encrypted and accessed only by authorized compliance staff for regulatory purposes.

Cookies and Tracking

We use session cookies to keep your account logged in on mobile and desktop. Analytics cookies can be declined via the cookie banner shown on your first visit without affecting your account access.

Account Security

Login requires two-factor authentication by default. If you access pick3sc from a new device or browser, a verification code is sent to your registered email or phone before the session opens.

Retention and Deletion

Account data is kept for the period required under applicable state law. Once that window closes, records are deleted on a scheduled basis — submit a deletion request through your portal to initiate the process early.

REACH OUR TEAM

Contact Us About Legal or Policy Questions

If something in our terms isn't clear, or you need to exercise a legal right tied to your account — data access, account closure, or a formal dispute — reach out through one of the paths below. Our compliance and support staff handle policy-related requests separately from general account help, so flag the nature of your query when you write in.

Team online

Live Chat

Start a chat from your account dashboard to reach a support agent who can route policy and legal queries to the right team without delay.

Email Support

Send a written request to our support address for formal data access, account closure, or dispute documentation — email creates a paper trail we can reference.

Account Help Center

Your account portal includes a dedicated section for submitting policy-related forms, including data deletion requests and written dispute filings.

Common Questions About Your Rights and Our Terms

Real questions we get about how our legal terms work in practice — covering data access, state eligibility, payment disputes, and how to request changes to your account record.

Access depends on state law. We only serve states where applicable law permits online gaming. Check the eligibility page in your account portal to confirm your state's status before depositing.

Submit a data access request through the Account Help Center in your portal. Our compliance team reviews it and responds with a full export of your stored records within the period required by applicable law.

Payment method references are removed from active systems at closure. Residual transaction records are retained only for the duration required by state or federal financial regulation, then deleted on schedule.

File a written dispute through your account portal. We acknowledge receipt, then our compliance team issues a documented response. If the dispute involves a PayPal or Play+ transaction, the payment provider's own resolution process may run in parallel.

Yes. Decline non-essential cookies via the banner on first visit. Session cookies required for login remain active, but analytics and marketing cookies are switched off — your account functions normally either way.

We send a notice to your registered email address at least 14 days before any material change takes effect. Continuing to use your account after that date constitutes acceptance of the updated terms.
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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.