The public leaderboard
Standings come from Stake’s affiliate reporting for code DRIVATV: each player’s Stake username and how much they wagered during the race. Usernames are always shown masked on public pages. Staff see full usernames so they can pay prizes.
If you log in
Logging in with Discord gives the site your Discord user ID, username, display name and avatar. It doesn’t give us your email address, messages or server list. If the site adds you to Driva’s Discord server, that happens once, at sign-in.
If you link Kick, we store your Kick user ID, username and profile picture. If you send your Stake username, we store it and whether staff verified it.
When you take part in raffles, guess-the-balance games, challenges or wager milestones, we store your entries, guesses and claims (including any bet link you send) and staff decisions about them. In Kick chat games, the worker records the Kick username and chat badges of people who join.
If you post an Endless Pong run, your Discord display name, avatar and best run (with how long it took) are stored and shown on the public Pong leaderboard.
Where it’s stored
Account and game data is kept in a hosted database (Google Firebase). Staff actions are logged so decisions like bans and prize payouts can be checked later. No data is sold.
Deleting your data
On your profile, “Delete my data” removes your profile, linked Kick and Stake accounts, your Pong score and your sessions straight away. Records of entries, claims and prizes that name you can stay in staff records so payouts and fairness can be checked. To have those removed too, contact staff on Discord.
Third parties
Stake, Discord, Kick, X and YouTube have their own privacy policies, which cover what you do on their services.
Contact
Questions about this policy? Reach Driva’s team on Discord.