Personal Data Collected by BC Poker
BC Poker may collect account details such as your identifier, username, email address and account status. Contact records can include your full name, phone number and messages sent to support. Device records may cover your IP address, device identifier, browser and operating system.
Financial information can include payment methods, deposits, withdrawals and transaction history. The service may also process location, identity verification, gameplay, browsing and fraud prevention data when needed. Sensitive information such as race, religion or sexual orientation is not processed unless the law requires it and valid consent supports the processing.
How BCPoker Uses Account Information
BCPoker uses personal information to create accounts, provide platform functions and process payments. The same records help verify identity, answer support requests and administer promotions, rewards or VIP applications. Activity data may be reviewed to improve service performance and personalize platform features.
Information is also used to detect fraud, abuse, chargebacks and unauthorized access. Processing may support contractual duties, legitimate business interests, consent based functions and legal obligations. The operator can also use relevant records to enforce platform rules and satisfy regulatory or tax requirements.

Cookies and Device Data in Canada
Cookies and device data in Canada help maintain active sessions and remember user preferences. They also support performance analysis, site stability and permitted promotional functions. This matters when Canadian users switch between home internet, public networks and mobile connections during account use.
You can control many cookie settings through your browser or device. Disabling some categories may reduce functionality because certain cookies are required for core services. The policy also allows collection through similar technologies that measure how users interact with the platform.
Sharing, Retention and International Transfers
Personal information may be shared with affiliated companies and service providers that support payments, hosting, verification, analytics, security or risk monitoring. Disclosure can also occur to regulators, public authorities or parties involved in a corporate transaction when legally required. Personal data is not sold or rented to outside companies for their own marketing.
Because the service operates internationally, information may be processed outside your country of residence under appropriate safeguards. Transaction records can be retained for up to 7 years for legal, tax and regulatory purposes. Fraud prevention and security information may be kept for up to 5 years, while other records are deleted, anonymized or retained longer when the law or a dispute requires it. SSL encryption, multifactor authentication, access controls and security reviews help protect stored and transmitted records.
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Privacy Rights and Account Requests
Your available privacy rights depend on the law that applies to your location. These rights may include access, correction, deletion, processing restrictions, objections to direct marketing and data portability. You may also be able to complain to the relevant data protection authority.
A request can be submitted through the official support channels described by the platform. Some information cannot be erased immediately when retention is needed for legal, security or regulatory reasons. Policy updates may be published through the platform, with major changes communicated by email or an account notice when required.
