Privacy Policy for Bazar Blot

Effective date: 02.10.2026

Bazar Blot ("the game") is developed by Gor Yeghiazaryan. This policy explains what the game collects, why, and how to have it deleted.

What we collect

The training match works offline. In that mode nothing about your play leaves your device.

All other matches, whether against bots or against other people, run through our server, and there we store:

• a random device identifier generated by the game itself (not a hardware identifier and not your phone number);
• the display name you type yourself;
• your chip balance;
• the number of online matches you played and won, and your position in the leaderboard;
• the code and identifier of a table you are currently seated at, kept for a short time so you can return to an unfinished game.

Your display name and number of wins are visible to other players in the leaderboard and at the table. Nothing else is.

Signing in with Google

Signing in is optional: you can play online without it. If you do sign in, we also store the identifier of your Google account, the email address of that account and the name from your Google profile. That is what ties your chips to you, so they survive reinstalling the game or changing your phone. We use this only to recognise you; we do not write to your Google account and we do not read anything else from it.

Advertising

The game shows rewarded video ads, and only when you choose to watch one in exchange for chips. There are no banners and no ads that open by themselves. The ads are served by Google AdMob, which may use your device's advertising identifier to select them. You can reset or delete that identifier in Android settings, under Privacy, Ads.

Purchases

You can buy chips in the game with real money. Buying is optional: you can play without it.

The payment is handled by Google Play. We do not see or store your card or bank account details.

After a purchase we store its receipt on our server: the order number, the name of the pack you bought and the time of the purchase. We need it to deliver your chips and to make sure the same purchase is not counted twice.

Purchased chips remain virtual: they cannot be exchanged for money or sold back. Refunds are handled under Google Play's rules.

If you delete your account, the receipt stays on our server but is no longer linked to you.

Crash reports

To find and fix crashes we use Firebase Crashlytics and Firebase Analytics (Google). They send us technical information: the model of the phone, the Android version, the version of the game, the place in the code where it crashed, and a random application instance identifier. This information is not tied to your name or to your Google account.

What we do not collect

We do not collect your phone number, your contacts, your location, your photos or your files. Apart from the Google account you choose to sign in with, we do not ask for your real name or your email address. We do not sell your data and we do not share it with anyone except the Google services named above.

Permissions the game asks for

Internet access; permission to show notifications, so the game can remind you about the daily gift — you may refuse it and the game works the same; vibration.

Why we store it

To let you return to your own account, to seat you at a table with other players, to keep your chips and statistics, to run the leaderboard, to show the ads that pay for the game, and to fix crashes. Our server is in Austria.

Children

The game simulates gambling with virtual chips that cannot be exchanged for money or anything of real value. It is not intended for children.

Deleting your data

You can delete your account and everything stored with it at any time:

• in the game: Settings, then Delete account;
• or by writing to armworldcompany@gmail.com.

Full details are on our Account Deletion page.

Changes

If this policy changes, the new version will appear on this page with a new effective date.

Contact: armworldcompany@gmail.com