Revised: January 2025
We gather only essential personal details necessary to operate our poker broadcasting services across New Zealand, such as name, contact email, and billing data for premium plans, adhering to New Zealand’s privacy standards.
Your personal details are utilized exclusively for providing NZ Poker Today offerings, facilitating transactions, and optimizing your viewing experience of New Zealand-based poker matches and competitions.
All user information from New Zealand is stored on fortified servers located in Auckland, with encrypted backups maintained in Wellington, in alignment with New Zealand’s data localization policies.
We enforce recognized digital security procedures, including encrypted transmission (SSL), two-step login authentication, and regular security evaluations to deter unauthorized access.
Our platform applies necessary cookies to sustain functionality and user preferences, while optional analytics cookies aid in enhancing the service for poker fans across New Zealand.
We do not commercialize your personal data. Limited user data may be shared with payment gateways and New Zealand poker partners strictly for service fulfillment objectives.
Personal data is preserved only as long as required to operate our services or as stipulated by New Zealand legislation—typically up to seven years for billing documentation.
Residents of New Zealand maintain the right to view, amend, or request deletion of their data in accordance with local data protection regulations, accessible via our privacy dashboard.
We will inform you of important changes to this policy by email and public notices on our website. Archived policy versions remain accessible for transparency.
Although our primary data centers are located within New Zealand, any global data transfers conform to international standards approved by New Zealand's privacy regulators.
For privacy-related matters, you may contact our Data Privacy Supervisor at support@nzpokertoday.com or via postal service at our Auckland-based corporate office.
If your concern remains unresolved, you may escalate it to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of New Zealand for further review and resolution.