Privacy policy

In short: no sign-up, and we never sell data. The site shows Google AdSense ads; Google Analytics and personalized Google ads work only if you allow it. Below is exactly what the site stores, what Google receives and why.

Who runs the site

BrawlDeck is an unofficial Brawl Stars stats fan site. For any question about data, write to .

Game data

Player stats come from the official Brawl Stars API (Supercell): player names and tags, trophies, brawlers, battles, clubs. This is public data the game shows to everyone.

• Aggregated battle stats for the meta are kept for at most 8 days.
• The list of players whose battles are collected for the meta: a player is dropped after 7 days without battles.
• Names for search are kept for up to 120 days.
• Profiles opened on the site are refreshed for 2 months after the last view; their trophy, ranked Elo and battle history is kept for up to 2 years.
• Channel links (YouTube, TikTok, Twitch) on the profiles of people who make Brawl Stars content are added by hand by the site admins – only to public channels. To add, change or remove yours, write to .

Visit statistics

To know how many people use the site, page visits record: the page address, the time, the site you came from (domain only), the country (reported by Cloudflare from the connection – we never receive or store the IP address itself), the device type (phone, tablet or computer), the browser language and a random anonymous browser number. The number is created in your browser, is not linked to your name, account or IP, and is used only for counting how many different people visited and how many are on the site now. Records are kept for 180 days; after that only daily totals remain (how many page views and visitors there were). The admin sees only totals.

Google Analytics and your cookie choice

The site also counts visits with Google Analytics (loaded through Google Tag Manager). On your first visit a small bar at the bottom asks for your choice – it covers Google Analytics and personalized Google ads (see “Advertising”).

• “Allow” – Google Analytics sets its cookies (_ga, up to 2 years) and sees which pages you open, where you came from, your approximate location (country, city), device, browser and language. Google Analytics does not store IP addresses. Our Google Analytics data is kept for at most 14 months. “Allow” also turns on personalized Google ads.
• “Decline”, or no choice yet – no Google Analytics cookies are set: Google gets only anonymous cookieless signals (that a page was opened), which it uses to estimate totals. Google ads are non-personalized in this case.
• If you visit from the European Economic Area, the UK or Switzerland, Google’s own consent bar (a certified consent management platform) asks instead of ours: there you can allow or refuse advertising purposes and analytics separately.

Changed your mind? Press “Cookies” at the bottom of the site or change your choice. If you decline, the Google Analytics cookies and Google’s ad cookies on our domain are deleted right away.

Advertising

The site has two kinds of ads: Google AdSense ads and ads from advertisers who deal with us directly.

Google AdSense ads

Google ads appear under the page header, in the middle and at the end of long pages, and on the right on wide screens. Google selects and loads them from its own servers, so Google receives technical request data: IP address, browser and device details, the page address.

• Third-party vendors, including Google, use cookies to serve ads based on your prior visits to this website or other websites. Google’s use of advertising cookies enables it and its partners to serve ads based on your visits to this site and/or other sites on the Internet.
• Personalized ads appear only if you pressed “Allow” in the bar (in Europe, the UK and Switzerland – gave consent in Google’s bar). Otherwise ads are non-personalized: chosen by the page content and approximate location, without your browsing history. Even then Google may use cookies or similar technologies to cap how often an ad is shown, count impressions and fight fraud.
• Other ad networks vetted by Google may also take part in serving ads; they may use cookies too.
• You can opt out of personalized Google ads in Google’s Ads Settings, and out of personalized ads from other vendors at aboutads.info or youronlinechoices.eu.
• How Google uses data from sites that show its ads – Google’s explanation; which cookies Google ads use – here.

We don’t pass our own records about you (the anonymous number, visit stats) to Google and can’t see who viewed or clicked which Google ads – AdSense shows us only totals. You can report a Google ad through the icon in its corner.

Ads from direct advertisers

These ads (next to the site or between blocks of a page) are shown by the site itself: the image loads from our server and the advertiser gets nothing about you. To count how often an ad was seen and clicked, we record which ad and where, the time, the country (from Cloudflare, without the IP address), the site language, the device type and the same anonymous browser number. These records are kept for 400 days. The advertiser sees only totals for their ad: how many impressions, distinct viewers and clicks there were, by day, country, language and device. Clicking an ad opens the advertiser’s site – its own rules apply there.

Mini-game

If you save a mini-game score to the top, we store the points, game time, brawler, the nickname you entered (or “Anonymous”) and the anonymous browser number – so everyone has one, best score in the top. The nickname and points are visible to everyone in the top. The admin can delete a score or change a nickname that contains ads, links or insults. To delete your scores, write to .

Telegram bot

The BrawlDeck Telegram bot sends a player card by tag or nickname. To reply, it receives your message and chat number from Telegram; we don’t store the conversation. If you press “This is me” under a card or change the bot’s language or card style, only the chat number, that player tag, the language and the style are saved – so that /me shows your card right away. To delete this data, write to .

What is stored in your browser

Browser storage (localStorage) holds only settings and conveniences: language, reduced animations, recently opened profiles, hidden or expanded sections, mini-quiz answers, your mini-game best score and last nickname, your choice in the cookie bar, and the anonymous number above. It all stays on your device; you can delete it by clearing the site’s data in your browser settings.

The site itself sets no cookies for visitors. The exceptions: Google Analytics cookies, only if you allowed them (see above), Google ad cookies (see “Advertising”) and a sign-in cookie for an advertiser who opens their ad statistics with a password (up to 30 days).

Third-party services

• Cloudflare – the site runs through Cloudflare’s network, which protects and speeds it up. Cloudflare processes technical request data such as the IP address: Cloudflare’s policy.
• Google – Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics and Google AdSense ads (see above). How Google uses data from sites: Google’s explanation, Google’s policy.
• Supercell – our server requests the game data; your data is not sent there.
• Telegram – if you use our bot, messages go through Telegram: Telegram’s policy.

Your rights

You can ask what data about you the site has and ask to delete the history the site stored about your profile – we will then remove you from search and stats collection and stop storing data about you. Write to and include your player tag.

The site takes current profile data from the game itself at the moment of viewing – it can still be seen in Brawl Stars and on other sites. Data inside the game and your account are handled by Supercell.

Changes

If this policy changes, the new version will appear on this page.

Last updated: October 28, 2026