Community
Community Terms
These community rules explain how to take part in BitBouncer's online community, including private live 1v1 matches and the public Hall of Fame. They are written for a free game, not as a paid service agreement.
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1. Play fairly
BitBouncer is built around timing and practice. Do not use bots, modified clients, automation, score spoofing, exploits or tools that give an unfair advantage. Do not deliberately disconnect, flood a match or interfere with another player’s device or network. If a bug affects competition, tell us instead of using it to gain an advantage.
2. Live matches and rooms
A room code lets people you choose join a live duel. Share it only with people you trust, and leave a room if the match is no longer welcome. Do not use a room to threaten, harass, impersonate or target another person. A match can occasionally end because of a connection problem or server restart; that is not a penalty.
3. Names and public entries
Choose a nickname of no more than 20 characters that is not personal data, hateful, sexually explicit, illegal or designed to impersonate another player or the BitBouncer team. A name attached to a submitted result may appear in the public Hall of Fame. Do not include an email address, phone number or other identifying detail.
4. Results and moderation
We may hide or remove a result, restrict a nickname, close a room or limit access when there is evidence of cheating, abuse, spam or a security risk. We may also correct an entry when a technical failure creates an obviously invalid result. Moderation is intended to keep matches fair and fun, not to punish ordinary connection failures.
5. Report a problem
Tell us about cheating, harassment, impersonation or a data concern through the BitBouncer contact address or the privacy request form. Include the room code, approximate time and any relevant nickname when it is safe to do so. Do not send passwords, payment details or private conversations unrelated to the report.
6. Privacy
The Privacy Policy explains how we handle nicknames, hashed IPs, first-party counters, optional balance telemetry, diagnostics and deletion requests. Do not put sensitive personal information in a room, nickname or public result.
7. Changes to these rules
BitBouncer will continue to evolve as we learn from players. We may update these rules when the game, moderation process or legal requirements change. The date above identifies the current version. If a change materially affects participation, we will explain it in the changelog. Continuing to use online features after an update means you accept the new rules.
8. Governing law and disputes
These terms and disputes relating to BitBouncer online services and the website are governed by Spanish law and applicable consumer protection regulations. If you have a question or disagreement, contact us first at info@bitbouncer.net so we can try to resolve it fairly and directly.