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This text is a translation of the Dutch version. In case of any difference between the translation and the Dutch original, the Dutch version prevails. Dutch law applies to this agreement.

Gebruik van cookies, localStorage, pixels, tags en vergelijkbare technieken

TablePlay Cookie Policy Use of cookies, localStorage, pixels, tags and similar technologies

TablePlay by Jimani Jimani B.V. Albert Plesmanweg 122, 4462 GC Goes KvK 91644453 - Btw NL865722729B01 support@tableplay.online

Version 1.0 Last updated: 10 July 2026

Legal review note This document has been prepared for business use by TablePlay. Have the final publication, international application, current suppliers, technical set-up and country-specific rules periodically reviewed by legal counsel.

Table of contents 1. Introduction 2. What are cookies? 3. Purposes 4. Categories 5. Consent 6. Changing settings 7. Suppliers 8. Current inventory 9. LocalStorage and session storage 10. Server-side processing 11. Game environment 12. International processing 13. Retention periods 14. Email tracking 15. Privacy preference signals 16. Changes 17. Contact

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1. Introduction This cookie policy describes the use of cookies and similar technologies by TablePlay by Jimani, provided by Jimani B.V., Albert Plesmanweg 122, 4462 GC Goes, KvK 91644453, VAT NL865722729B01 and support@tableplay.online. The policy applies to tableplay.online, associated subdomains, the customer portal and browser-based game environments.

2. What are cookies? Cookies are small data files that can be placed on or read from a device. Similar technologies include, among others, localStorage, sessionStorage, pixels, tags, scripts, software development kits, server-side identifiers and browser techniques. In this policy these are collectively referred to as cookies, unless the context requires otherwise.

3. Purposes Cookies may be used for technical functioning, authentication, session security, language and country settings, cookie preferences, analytics, performance measurement, advertising and conversion measurement, fraud prevention and improvement of the Service.

4. Categories 4.1 Strictly necessary cookies Necessary cookies support session management, authentication, Account security, load balancing, fraud prevention, cookie preferences, language choices and forms. They may be used without separate consent where the requested Service cannot function properly without this technology. Blocking via the browser may result in certain features not working.

4.2 Preference cookies Preference cookies remember language, country, display and user interface settings. Where legally required, they are used only after consent has been obtained.

4.3 Analytical cookies Analytical cookies measure pages, referrers, interactions, duration, devices, errors and performance. TablePlay may use Google Analytics 4 and Vercel Analytics. Analytical technologies with more than a minimal privacy impact are only activated after consent has been obtained.

4.4 Marketing cookies Marketing cookies and pixels measure campaigns and conversions, compile audiences and may make advertisements more relevant. TablePlay may use Google Ads, Meta Pixel and LinkedIn Insight Tag. These are, insofar as required, only activated after consent has been obtained.

5. Consent On first visit, a preference window is shown where non-necessary technologies are used. The visitor may accept all, reject all, or choose per category. Non-necessary analytics and marketing are not pre-loaded. Rejection does not prevent essential access. Consent may be withdrawn at any time and may be requested again after preferences have expired, following the introduction of new suppliers, changed purposes or relevant legislation.

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6. Changing settings The visitor may change choices via the permanent link Cookie settings in the footer. Cookies may also be deleted or blocked via the browser. Deletion of the preference cookie may cause the banner to reappear.

7. Suppliers 7.1 Supabase Function: database, authentication, session management and backend. Possible data include session ID, authentication status, technical identifiers and log data. Category: necessary. Retention period: for the duration of the session or according to the authentication setting.

7.2 Vercel Function: hosting, application execution, content delivery, network security and performance measurement. Possible data include IP address, browser, device, page and performance data. Category: necessary and, for additional analytics, analytical.

7.3 Google Tag Manager Function: technical management and activation of tags. Tag Manager does not need to independently place a traditional cookie, but may load other tags. Tags requiring consent are only activated after consent has been obtained.

7.4 Google Analytics 4 Function: website analytics. Possible identifiers include, depending on configuration, _ga and a property-specific _ga cookie. Possible data include page views, events, general location, browser, device, campaign source and online identifiers. Category: analytical. The retention period is set as short as possible and is stated in the current inventory.

7.5 Google Ads Function: conversion and campaign measurement. Possible data include advertisement click, campaign, conversion, browser, device and online identifiers. Category: marketing. The period depends on the cookie and Google settings.

7.6 Meta Pixel Function: measurement of advertisements and conversions. Possible identifiers include, depending on the configuration, _fbp and click-related values. Category: marketing.

7.7 LinkedIn Insight Tag Function: business campaign measurement and conversions. Possible cookies include li_gc, bcookie, AnalyticsSyncHistory and UserMatchHistory, depending on configuration. Category: marketing.

7.8 Twilio SendGrid SendGrid is used primarily for email and does not necessarily place website cookies. If email tracking is active, delivery, opening and clicks may be recorded. TablePlay limits tracking and only uses it on an appropriate legal basis.

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7.9 Stripe Stripe may use necessary security and fraud prevention techniques on payment and invoicing pages. Possible data include payment, session, browser, device and fraud prevention data. Category: necessary.

8. Current cookie inventory The specific names, domains and periods may change due to updates by TablePlay or suppliers. The current inventory with name, domain, supplier, purpose, category and period is displayed in Cookie Settings and forms an integral part of this policy. TablePlay reviews the inventory periodically.

9. LocalStorage and session storage LocalStorage or sessionStorage may be used for language choice, temporary game information, navigation, cookie preferences and recovery of a session. SessionStorage is generally deleted when the tab or browser is closed. LocalStorage persists until deletion, browser clean-up or technical expiry. This storage is not used for structural personal profiling of players.

10. Server-side processing Certain data may be processed server-side without a browser cookie for security, fraud, purposes, session validation, error resolution, load distribution and performance of a requested Service. Server-side processing is not used to circumvent a refused cookie consent.

11. Game environment Guests do not need to create a personal Account. TablePlay does not use any cookie or device fingerprint with the primary purpose of recognising a Guest over the long term across restaurant visits. Temporary storage may be necessary for session retention, table linking, language, game progress and abuse prevention. This temporary storage is not used for behaviourally targeted advertising to individual restaurant guests.

12. International processing Google, Meta, LinkedIn, Stripe, Twilio SendGrid and Vercel may process data outside the European Economic Area. Where required, TablePlay uses adequacy decisions, standard contractual clauses and supplementary measures.

13. Retention periods Session cookies are in principle deleted after the browser session. Persistent cookies remain in existence until the purpose has been achieved, the expiry date lapses, the user deletes them or withdraws consent, or TablePlay withdraws the cookie. Preferences may be retained during the validity period and, to a limited extent, thereafter in order to give effect to the choice made and to demonstrate compliance. The precise period is stated in the current inventory.

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14. Email tracking Transactional emails may contain technical delivery and security information. Marketing emails may, where lawful, measure opening and clicks. Unsubscribing from marketing does not affect necessary invoicing, security and service messages.

15. Privacy preference signals Browser mechanisms such as Do Not Track are not supported uniformly everywhere. Where technically and legally applicable, TablePlay may process recognised signals such as Global Privacy Control as an objection to certain marketing processing activities. Cookie Settings remain the primary method.

16. Changes TablePlay may amend this policy in the event of new cookies, suppliers, functionalities, legislation or technical configuration. The current version is published. In the event of material changes, consent may be requested again.

17. Contact TablePlay by Jimani - Jimani B.V. - Albert Plesmanweg 122 - 4462 GC Goes - The Netherlands support@tableplay.online.

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