Your Account
Deleting your account.
You can delete your Friendly Stakes account yourself, from inside the app, in under a minute. Here’s exactly how, and exactly what happens when you do.
How to delete your account
- Open the profile menuSign in to Friendly Stakes (the app or friendlystakes.com) and tap the menu button in the top-right corner of any screen.
- Tap “Delete account”It's at the very bottom of the menu, below Sign Out.
- Confirm by typing DELETEThe confirmation explains what's about to happen and asks you to type DELETE. This is permanent and cannot be undone.
- That's it — deletion is immediateThere is no waiting period and no lingering copy sitting in a queue. The moment you confirm, your account is gone and you're signed out.
What happens to your data
What gets deleted. Your personal information — email, name, username, avatar, sign-in identities, push subscriptions, and your open activity. Bets that were still pending or active are cancelled automatically, so nobody is left waiting on a ghost.
What gets anonymized instead. Your side of shared records — bets your friends won or lost against you, pool standings, golf rounds you played in. Those are your rivals' histories too, so they stay, with your name replaced by a nameless placeholder that can't be traced back to you.
Subscriptions. A Friendly Stakes Pro subscription purchased on our website is cancelled automatically when you delete your account. A subscription purchased through the App Store or Google Play can only be cancelled in your store's subscription settings — Apple and Google don't let us do it for you — so cancel it there first if you're leaving for good.
What outlives deletion. A few minimal records that regulators, card networks, and the occasional dispute expect to exist: the terms-acceptance audit trail and subscription billing records. Neither is used for anything else.
Can’t sign in?
If you can’t access your account — lost password, lost email, uninstalled the app — email support@friendlystakes.com from any address and ask us to delete your account. Tell us the email or username it’s under; we’ll verify it’s really you and take care of the rest.
For the full picture of what we collect and why, read the Privacy Policy.