Privacy Policy for LuckySeven
Effective date and last updated: October 4, 2026
LuckySeven is a mobile card game provided by Brex. LuckySeven respects your privacy. This Privacy Policy explains what information the app collects and how it is used.
Data We Collect
LuckySeven does not require an email address, phone number, real name, or manual sign-in. If you choose to submit a score, the app creates an anonymous Firebase Authentication account with a random user ID. This ID identifies your leaderboard records; it is not your phone number or hardware device ID. A session token is stored locally to keep access to this account.
If you choose to submit a score to the online leaderboard, the app may collect and send the following data:
- chosen player nickname
- cumulative monthly game scores
- victory progress, stars, crowns, and SevenKing status
- anonymous user ID and random submission identifiers used to prevent duplicate contributions
- selected country code or Rest of World
- game mode, such as 1v1 or 2v2
- app version
- submission timestamp
This data is used only to display and maintain LuckySeven leaderboards.
Game progress, settings, credits, and similar gameplay information are stored locally on your device so the game can function properly. Leaderboard submissions send the leaderboard fields listed above, rather than the complete local game save.
If advertisements are shown, Google AdMob may automatically collect certain technical and advertising-related data, such as device information, approximate location derived from IP address, ad interactions, crash or performance data, and advertising-related data.
Country Selection
The leaderboard country flag is selected manually by the player. LuckySeven does not request GPS or precise location for leaderboard functionality. Advertising services may derive an approximate location from an IP address as described above.
Tracking and Advertising
LuckySeven may display third-party advertisements using Google AdMob.
Ads may include rewarded ads and interstitial ads. Rewarded ads are optional and may provide an in-game reward, such as Lucky Credits, when completed. Lucky Credits have no real-world value.
LuckySeven does not sell personal information.
On iOS, LuckySeven requests non-personalized advertisements and disables Google Mobile Ads publisher first-party advertising IDs. Before initializing ads, the app requests Apple’s App Tracking Transparency (ATT) permission when the system has not already recorded a decision. If you allow tracking, Google AdMob may access your advertising identifier for advertising measurement, which may involve linking advertising information across apps or websites. If you decline, the app does not authorize access to that identifier; ordinary gameplay remains available. You can change ATT permission in your iOS Settings. ATT permission is separate from the regional advertising consent choices described below. Non-personalized advertising still involves processing technical information for ad delivery, security, fraud prevention, and measurement; it does not mean that no data is collected.
Where required, Google's User Messaging Platform (UMP) presents a privacy message before ads can be requested. You can accept, decline, or manage the choices offered by that message. When privacy options are required, you can reopen them using the AD PRIVACY button in the game menu. The app requests non-personalized ads even if you consent to personalization in the message.
Consent choices do not prevent ordinary gameplay. Optional rewarded-ad benefits depend on an ad being available and completed. Ad availability may vary with your choices.
Google AdMob may collect or process certain information to provide, limit, measure, and improve ads. This may include device information, approximate location derived from IP address, ad interactions, crash logs, performance data, advertising data, and product interaction data.
For more information, see Google's Privacy Policy:
https://policies.google.com/privacy
Analytics
LuckySeven does not use Firebase Analytics or Google Analytics. Google AdMob may process advertising measurement and performance data related to ads.
Third-Party Services
LuckySeven uses Firebase Authentication for anonymous leaderboard identity and Firebase Realtime Database to store online leaderboard entries and the record paths needed for account deletion.
Firebase may process submitted leaderboard data on behalf of LuckySeven for the purpose of providing leaderboard functionality.
LuckySeven uses Google AdMob to display advertisements. Google AdMob may collect and process data as described in Google's privacy documentation and policies.
Data Visibility
Leaderboard entries may be publicly visible on LuckySeven leaderboard pages. Only the chosen player nickname, score, country flag, and related leaderboard information are shown.
Data Removal
You can delete your anonymous account and all of its online leaderboard records using Menu → ACCOUNT → DELETE ACCOUNT. The app removes those database records before deleting the Firebase Authentication account. If a network error interrupts deletion, you can retry from the same menu. Deletion also resets local saved matches and career progress. Submitting a score again creates a new anonymous account. If you have lost access to the device or need help, contact us with your nickname and approximate submission date. Reinstalling the app may prevent access to the previous anonymous account; it does not automatically delete online records.
Retention
Monthly leaderboard records remain stored until deleted through account deletion or a removal request. Country championship archives may retain aggregate country results without individual player identifiers after account deletion. This account deletion feature does not delete data independently retained by Google AdMob; Google handles that data under its own policies.
Children
LuckySeven is not directed to children. The app does not knowingly collect personal information from children.
Simulated Gameplay
LuckySeven is intended for entertainment. The game may include simulated casino-style or card-game elements, but it does not offer real-money gambling, real-money prizes, or the ability to win anything of real-world value. Lucky Credits have no real-world value.
Contact
If you have questions about this Privacy Policy, contact:
Igor Brekalo / Brex
Email: igor.brekalo@gmail.com
Website: Lucky Deal Games