B2B Platform Agreement
Version 1.0 · As of: 8 September 2026 · The English version is the legally authoritative text.
Part A — General Provisions (apply to all Customers)
A1 Definitions
1. "OE": POS Entertainment s.r.o., Bořivojova 878/35, 130 00 Prague 3, Czech Republic; Commercial Register C 49847 at the Regional Court of Brno; VAT ID CZ27661377.
2. "Platform": the technical infrastructure operated by OE, including the shop system, game catalogue, credits system and webshop.
3. "Shop": the instance of the Platform made available for use, presented in the Platform's uniform look and feel (B2 para. 1), which an Operator runs in its own name and on its own responsibility and which carries that Operator's provider identification pursuant to B2 para. 2.
4. "Operator": the business that itself operates one or more Shops — in the direct channel on the basis of Parts A, B and D; in the reseller channel on the basis of its contract with a Reseller (C2) plus the AUP and the DPA (A2 para. 2).
5. "Reseller": the business authorised by OE that distributes Shops and Credits to Operators in its own name and for its own account (Parts A, C and D), including permitted further distribution tiers (C8).
6. "Customer": an Operator in the direct channel or a Reseller.
7. "Credits" / "ENT Credits": the Platform's virtual entertainment currency pursuant to Part D.
8. "End User": natural persons using a Shop for entertainment purposes ("Players").
9. "Prohibited List": Annex 1 in its current version.
10. "AUP": the Platform Acceptable Use Policy pursuant to Annex 2, which every Operator in the reseller channel accepts directly vis-à-vis OE upon activation.
11. "DPA": the Data Processing Agreement pursuant to Annex 3, which forms part of this Agreement for Operators in the direct channel and which every Operator in the reseller channel accepts directly vis-à-vis OE upon activation.
12. "Player Templates": the templates provided by OE for Player Terms (Document 2), Player Privacy Policy (Document 5) and Player Legal Notice (Document 6), which the Operator deploys in every Shop as a minimum standard.
13. "Shop Schedule": the data sheet per Shop pursuant to B4 para. 1.
A2 Contract Structure, Applicability and Order of Precedence
1. This Agreement applies modularly: Part A and Part D to all Customers; Part B additionally to Operators in the direct channel; Part C additionally to Resellers. By acceptance (click-acceptance in the webshop or signature), the Customer accepts the Parts corresponding to its role.
2. Operators in the reseller channel do not contract commercially with OE; their contractual relationship is governed by their contract with the Reseller, which passes down the principles of B3, B5, B6 and D6 as a binding minimum standard (C2). In addition, every Operator in the reseller channel accepts the AUP (Annex 2) and the DPA (Annex 3) directly vis-à-vis OE by click-through upon activation; the AUP and the DPA do not create any payment relationship with OE but solely usage rules, the acknowledgement of OE's suspension and enforcement rights, and the processing relationship under Annex 3.
3. Order of precedence: individually negotiated agreements (e.g. a signed reseller schedule) prevail over this Agreement. Otherwise: Shop Schedule / individual schedule → Parts B/C/D → Part A → Annexes 1–3. With respect to the processing of End Users' personal data, Annex 3 prevails over the other provisions.
4. Where one person assumes several roles (e.g. a Reseller also operating its own Shops), the respective Parts apply side by side; Part B applies to self-operated Shops.
A3 Role of OE
1. OE provides exclusively technical services (provisioning, hosting, maintenance, further development of the Platform) and sells Credits and subscriptions to Customers.
2. OE does not itself offer games, betting or other entertainment services to End Users and is not an organiser, intermediary or provider of gambling. All offerings to End Users are made exclusively by the respective Operator in its own name, for its own account and on its own responsibility.
A4 Intellectual Property
1. All rights in the Platform, the software, the game catalogue and OE's trademarks remain with OE or its licensors.
2. The Customer grants OE, for the term of the Agreement, the right to use its name, company name and signs exclusively for the performance of the services, in particular for the provider identification pursuant to B2 para. 2.
3. Reverse engineering, reproduction and circumvention of technical protection measures are prohibited.
A5 Confidentiality; Data Protection
1. The parties shall keep confidential all non-public information of the other party; this obligation survives termination by three years. Terms of individual agreements (A2 para. 3) are always confidential.
2. To the extent OE processes personal data of End Users on behalf of an Operator, the DPA (Annex 3) applies. The Operator is the controller for the data of the End Users of its Shops and deploys the Player Privacy Policy (Document 5) and the Player Legal Notice (Document 6) as a minimum standard.
A6 Liability of OE
1. OE is liable without limitation for intent and gross negligence and in cases of mandatory statutory liability.
2. For simple negligence, OE is liable only for breach of material contractual obligations and capped at the amount paid by the Customer in the six months preceding the event giving rise to liability.
3. OE is not liable for loss of profit, indirect damage, or damage arising from the legal impermissibility of operating a Shop in any market served.
A7 Changes to this Agreement and the Annexes
1. OE may amend this Agreement with effect for the future; amendments will be notified at least 30 days before they take effect. If the Customer objects, either party may terminate effective as of that date.
2. By way of exception, OE may amend Annex 1 (Prohibited List) and Annex 2 (AUP) with immediate effect where required for legal or compliance reasons; implementation shall occur within ten days (in the reseller channel including pass-through to all distribution tiers and Operators, C2 para. 4).
A8 Final Provisions
1. The laws of the Czech Republic apply, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods and conflict-of-law rules.
2. Exclusive place of jurisdiction is Prague.
3. The contract language of the final version is English; translations are for information only.
4. The Customer confirms that it acts in the exercise of its trade or self-employed professional activity (B2B). Consumer protection rights, in particular withdrawal rights, do not apply.
5. Severability clause; assignment only with OE's consent; side agreements require text form.
Part B — Special Terms for Operators (Direct Channel)
B1 Subject Matter
1. OE provides the Shop to the Operator as software-as-a-service for the term of the Agreement and grants the non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable right to operate the Shop in the Operator's own name and on its own responsibility.
B2 Services of OE
1. Provisioning. OE provides the Shop at an internet address determined by OE within the domain onlyentertain.com, in the Platform's uniform look and feel including OE's trademarks and signs. OE determines the technical form of access (dedicated subdomain per Shop or a shared access point, e.g. play.onlyentertain.com); changes upon reasonable notice. There is no entitlement to a specific address, an own domain or individual branding; OE may offer such options in the future.
2. Platform-enforced provider identification. OE ensures technically that every End User can at all times clearly identify which Operator is its contracting party — unalterable by the Operator and independent of the address structure. As a minimum: display in the footer of every page, upon first visit, and during registration with the End User's active confirmation (to the effect of: "This shop is operated by [Operator]. POS System Solution s.r.o. only provides the technology and is not the provider."). The End User is assigned to its Operator upon registration in the respective Shop, and this assignment persists for the entire use.
3. Game catalogue. Access to the game catalogue as available from time to time in its then-current composition. OE may change, add or remove games and game providers for technical, licensing or compliance reasons; material reductions of the catalogue entitle the Operator to extraordinary termination.
4. Credits system and admin. Operation of the credits system and the admin area (shop management, credits distribution, reporting).
5. Support. Support for Customers exclusively by e-mail to support@onlyentertain.com. OE handles requests in the ordinary course of business; no fixed response or resolution times are promised.
B3 General Obligations of the Operator
1. Own responsibility for legal compliance. The Operator is solely responsible for ensuring that the operation of its Shop complies with applicable law in all markets in which it enables End User access. It shall verify this before commencing operation and on an ongoing basis; OE performs no legal review and gives no assurance as to permissibility in any market.
2. Provider identification. Before activation, the Operator shall provide OE with complete and accurate identity details (name/company, address, contact, register number if any) for the provider identification pursuant to B2 para. 2 and keep them current. In all of its own communication and advertising it shall identify itself as the sole provider of the Shop and shall not create the impression that OE is the provider or co-organiser.
3. Player terms. Vis-à-vis End Users, the Operator shall use terms of use that are at least equivalent in substance to the Player Templates (Documents 2, 5 and 6). Deviations to the detriment of the principles set out in B5, B6 and D6 are not permitted.
4. Minors protection. Access only for persons aged 18 or over. The minimum standard in all cases is the End User's express confirmation of age of majority at registration and the blocking of End Users recognisably underage; the Platform provides this minimum function. Any verification method going beyond this is chosen by the Operator in accordance with the law of its markets on its own responsibility; in markets with stricter youth-protection requirements, the Operator must tighten accordingly.
5. Geo obligations. The Operator shall prevent access from territories on the Prohibited List (Annex 1) by suitable technical measures and shall not advertise its Shop in those territories.
6. Self-operation; no resale. The Operator operates every Shop itself within the meaning of B4 para. 2. Making a Shop available to third parties for independent operation is permitted only (a) within the authorised reseller programme (Part C) or (b) with OE's prior written consent. Circumvention arrangements ("front-man constellations") are treated as impermissible transfers.
7. End User support. The Operator is the sole point of contact for End Users and maintains a reachable support channel for this purpose. It shall not refer End Users to OE and shall not create the impression that OE provides support to End Users; the Operator itself reports technical Platform faults to OE.
B4 Multiple Shops of One Operator
1. Framework structure. An Operator may operate several Shops. This Agreement constitutes a framework agreement; each Shop is recorded in a Shop Schedule (designation, subscription, activation date, location if any). The obligations apply to each Shop; the Operator's liability applies uniformly to all of its Shops.
2. Self-operation. A Shop is self-operated where the Operator runs it in its own name, for its own account and under its own actual control — in particular over the granting of Credits, the staff deployed and the marketing. Shops whose economic operation actually lies with a third party are not deemed self-operated (B3 para. 6).
3. Disclosure. Upon request, the Operator shall disclose per Shop who actually runs it and in what structure. A conspicuous multi-shop structure constitutes an indication within the meaning of B7 para. 3.
4. Cross-default. If the Operator breaches B5, B6 or D6 in one Shop, OE may suspend all Shops of that Operator pursuant to B8 para. 2 and terminate the entire Agreement pursuant to B11 para. 3. For other breaches (e.g. payment default on a single subscription), the consequences are initially limited to the affected Shop.
5. Credits allocation; Shop binding of End Users. The Operator may distribute its Credits allocation freely across its Shops. End User accounts and Credits issued to End Users are bound to the respective Shop; use or transfer to other Shops — including those of the same Operator — is excluded.
B5 Prohibition of Monetisation
1. The Operator ensures and warrants to OE that within its Shop:
a) Credits and winnings achieved in Credits are not exchanged, paid out or bought back for money, goods, services or other benefits of monetary value;
b) Credits are not transferred between End Users and not traded on secondary markets;
c) winnings can be used exclusively for further play within the respective Shop (B4 para. 5).
B6 Free-of-Charge Participation (Core Clause)
1. The Operator issues Credits to End Users exclusively free of charge. It shall not, directly or indirectly, request, accept or hold out the prospect of any payment or other consideration for the allocation of Credits, the opening of an End User account or participation in games.
2. Indirect consideration includes in particular: entrance fees, minimum-consumption or purchase obligations, "voluntary" contributions or donations, overpriced bundled products, mandatory memberships, and any arrangement under which the allocation of Credits in fact depends on a payment or a benefit of monetary value provided by the End User.
3. The Operator shall prevent breaches by third parties (staff, franchisees, venue partners) through suitable organisational measures; such breaches in connection with its Shop are attributed to the Operator.
4. A breach of B6 or B5 constitutes a material breach of contract within the meaning of B8 para. 2 and B11 para. 3.
B7 Information, Monitoring and Audit
1. OE may monitor use of the Platform in an automated manner for indications of breaches of B5, B6, D6 and the Prohibited List (e.g. conspicuous credits-distribution patterns).
2. Upon request, the Operator shall within ten business days provide OE with information on its credits distribution and the marketing of its Shop and submit suitable evidence.
3. Where there are concrete indications of a breach, OE may have an audit performed by an independent third party at the Operator's expense — limited to remote review of documents, data and system access; there is no right to enter physical premises.
B8 Suspension and Shutdown
1. OE may temporarily suspend the Shop to the extent necessary to avert dangers to the Platform, other operators or End Users, or to comply with legal obligations.
2. Upon reasonable suspicion of a breach of B5, B6, D6 or the Prohibited List, OE may suspend the Shop immediately and without prior notice; in the case of B4 para. 4 also all further Shops of the Operator. OE shall inform the Operator without undue delay of the reason and expected duration.
3. For the duration of a justified suspension the payment obligation continues; claims for damages based on a justified suspension are excluded.
B9 Availability (SLA)
1. OE owes Platform availability of 99.5% on a monthly average, measured by OE's server-side monitoring. Announced maintenance windows and circumstances outside OE's control are excluded.
2. In case of material shortfall in two consecutive calendar months, the Operator may terminate the affected subscriptions extraordinarily.
B10 Fees
1. The Operator pays the subscription fees and Credits prices pursuant to Part D and the applicable price list.
2. In case of payment default exceeding 14 days, OE may suspend the affected Shop after notice and a seven-day grace period.
B11 Indemnity; Term and Termination
1. Indemnity. The Operator indemnifies OE against all third-party claims — including End Users, authorities and rights holders — arising out of or in connection with the operation of its Shops, in particular from (a) breaches of B3, B5, B6, D6, (b) the regulatory classification of its offering, (c) its advertising and (d) its handling of End User data. The indemnity includes reasonable costs of legal defence; OE shall inform the Operator without undue delay and, where legally permissible, leave the defence to the Operator.
2. Term. The Agreement commences upon activation of the first Shop and runs for an indefinite period. The billing period per Shop is the calendar month. Either party may terminate subscriptions at any time effective as of the end of the current billing period — per Shop or in their entirety.
3. Extraordinary termination for cause remains unaffected; cause for OE exists in particular upon breaches of B5, B6, D6, repeated breaches of B3, and payment default exceeding 30 days.
4. End of contract. Usage rights lapse; Credits expire pursuant to D5. Within 30 days OE shall make available to the Operator, in a common format, the End User data for which the Operator is the controller.
Part C — Special Terms for Resellers
C1 Reseller Model
1. The Reseller purchases shop subscriptions and Credits from OE in its own name and for its own account (Part D) and distributes them to Operators. The commercial contractual relationship with the respective Operator exists exclusively between the Reseller (or its distribution tier) and the Operator; the Reseller is not authorised to represent OE.
2. The Reseller does not itself operate Shops for End Users unless it additionally accepts Part B (A2 para. 4).
3. The authorisation is non-exclusive and not territory-based; exclusivity or territory allocations require an individual schedule.
C2 Pass-Down of the Platform Principles (Flow-Down)
1. The Reseller shall contractually bind every Operator to whom it makes a Shop available to terms at least equivalent in substance to B3, B5, B6 and D6 and to the Prohibited List, including the Player Templates (Documents 2, 5 and 6) as a minimum standard.
2. These obligations shall be structured so that OE acquires its own direct enforcement rights against the Operator as a third-party beneficiary; OE provides model clauses. In addition, every Operator accepts the AUP and the DPA directly vis-à-vis OE (A2 para. 2).
3. Upon request, the Reseller shall evidence implementation (submission of the operator contracts, redacted for commercial terms).
4. The Reseller shall pass on changes to Annexes 1–3 and the Player Templates without undue delay, at the latest within ten days, to all distribution tiers and Operators.
C3 Operator Registration Before Activation
1. The Reseller shall register every Operator — regardless of the distribution tier through which it was acquired — with OE before activation of a Shop, with complete and accurate identity details, and keep them current. These details form the basis of the provider identification (B2 para. 2), which also applies in the reseller channel.
2. No activation occurs without registration and the Operator's acceptance of the AUP and the DPA. OE may at any time suspend Shops without an accurately registered Operator.
C4 Verification and Reporting Duties of the Reseller
1. The Reseller shall verify its Operators before onboarding and on an ongoing basis, with the diligence of a prudent business person, as to compliance with the passed-down principles — in particular the prohibition of direct or indirect consideration from End Users (B6).
2. The Reseller shall report suspected cases to OE without undue delay.
3. B7 applies mutatis mutandis to the Reseller with respect to its distribution, its distribution tiers and its Operators.
C5 OE's Rights Regarding Shops in the Reseller Channel
1. Irrespective of the contractual relationships within the distribution chain, OE remains entitled to suspend individual Shops immediately upon reasonable suspicion of a breach of B5, B6, D6 or the Prohibited List (B8 applying accordingly); the Operator's AUP acceptance expressly acknowledges these rights. OE shall inform the Reseller without undue delay.
2. Claims of the distribution chain or the Operators based on a justified suspension are excluded; the Reseller's payment obligation remains unaffected (C6 para. 2).
C6 Reseller's Fees Owed to OE
1. The Reseller pays the fees for subscriptions and Credits pursuant to Part D and the price list or an individual schedule.
2. The payment obligation exists irrespective of whether and when the Reseller receives payments from its distribution chain.
3. In case of payment default, B10 para. 2 applies accordingly to all Shops obtained through the Reseller.
C7 Liability and Indemnity
1. The Reseller is liable to OE for compliance with the passed-down principles by its entire distribution chain and its Operators; their conduct is attributed to the Reseller unless it demonstrably fulfilled its obligations under C2–C4 and C8.
2. The Reseller indemnifies OE against all third-party claims arising from its distribution, its distribution chain or the operation of the Shops obtained through it; B11 para. 1 sentence 2 applies accordingly.
C8 Distribution Tiers (Sub-Resellers)
1. The Reseller may engage further distribution tiers (sub-resellers).
2. Chain flow-down: the Reseller shall pass down all obligations under this Part C — in particular C2 (flow-down with OE third-party-beneficiary rights), C3 (registration), C4 (verification/reporting) and C9 (distribution rules) — to every distribution tier, completely and unchanged.
3. Chain liability: vis-à-vis OE, only the directly contracting Reseller remains responsible; acts and omissions of every distribution tier are attributed to it as its own conduct (in deviation from C7 para. 1, with no exculpation available for the chain).
4. Transparency: the Reseller maintains a current register of its distribution tiers and submits it to OE upon request within ten business days. Operator registration (C3) and acceptance of the AUP and the DPA apply to every Operator irrespective of the number of tiers.
C9 Distribution and Outward Presentation
1. In its distribution activities the Reseller shall make no commitments beyond the service description published by OE.
2. It shall not advertise Shops or Credits as an opportunity to win or earn money or benefits of monetary value and shall avoid any real-money appearance. The Prohibited List also applies to the distribution and advertising activities of the entire chain.
3. Use of OE's trademarks in distribution requires OE's approval (trademark usage guidelines).
C10 Term, Termination and Cascade
1. Term and ordinary termination follow B11 para. 2 (monthly, effective at period end) unless an individual schedule provides otherwise. Extraordinary termination remains unaffected; cause exists in particular upon breaches of C2–C4 or C8, or repeated breaches of the passed-down principles by the distribution chain.
2. Cascade. Upon the end of the reseller relationship, OE may at its option: (a) offer affected Operators a transfer to the direct channel; (b) assign them, with their consent, to another reseller; or (c) shut down the affected Shops in an orderly manner after a run-off period of 60 days. The Reseller's obligations continue for the run-off period.
3. The Reseller shall cooperate in the transition (informing the chain and the Operators, handing over data to the extent permissible).
Part D — ENT Credits, Orders and Payments (applies to all Customers)
D1 Legal Nature of the Credits
1. Credits are a virtual entertainment currency. They embody exclusively a limited, revocable, non-transferable licence to use Platform functions within the intended scope.
2. Credits are not e-money, not a means of payment, not a security, not a financial instrument and not a cryptocurrency; they have no monetary value, bear no interest and do not constitute a balance within the meaning of payments law.
3. OE may change the design, denomination and functional scope of the Credits with effect for the future; their valuelessness (no store of value) is preserved at all times.
D2 Orders in the Webshop
1. Subscriptions and Credits are ordered via the webshop. The presentation in the webshop is not a binding offer; the contract for the respective order is formed only upon activation of the Shop or crediting of the Credits. Until then, OE may reject orders without stating reasons (e.g. after checking registration and sanctions data).
2. The Customer maintains a customer account, keeps access credentials confidential and is responsible for actions taken through its account.
3. Orders require confirmation that the Customer acts as a business (A8 para. 4).
D3 Subscriptions
1. The billing period is the calendar month; subscriptions renew automatically by one month at a time unless terminated effective as of the end of the current period (B11 para. 2).
2. OE announces price changes at least 30 days before the start of the next billing period; they take effect only as of that period. In case of objection, the affected subscription ends at the period's end.
D4 Prices, Payment, Taxes
1. The prices of the current price list or the individual schedule at the time of the order apply. Subscription fees are due in advance per billing period; Credits fees upon order.
2. Payment methods: (a) card payment / payment service provider; (b) bank transfer against invoice with a payment term of 7 days; (c) subject to separate activation by OE per Customer: payment in selected cryptocurrencies at the conversion rate provided by OE at the time of the order.
3. In case of default, the statutory default consequences and B10 para. 2 / C6 para. 3 apply.
4. Prices are exclusive of applicable taxes.
D5 No Refund; Expiry
1. Purchased Credits are not refunded and not bought back, except where mandatory law so requires.
2. Upon termination of the Agreement or of the Customer's last subscription, unused Credits expire without compensation. The expiry is pointed out at the time of ordering and of termination.
3. There is no entitlement to use Credits beyond the term of the Agreement.
D6 Flow Restriction of the Credits (Core Clause)
1. Credits may be passed on exclusively within the intended flow: OE → [Reseller/distribution tiers →] Operator → End User. Any transfer outside this flow — sale or transfer to other third parties, trading on secondary markets, redemption — is prohibited.
2. Issuance to End Users occurs exclusively free of charge (B6; passed down in the reseller channel via C2/C8).
3. Credits issued to End Users create no claims of the End Users against OE. The End Users' legal relationship exists exclusively with their Operator (Document 2).
4. A breach of D6 constitutes a material breach of contract (B8 para. 2, B11 para. 3, C10 para. 1).
5. End User accounts and End User Credits are bound to the respective Shop (B4 para. 5).
Annex 1 — Prohibited List (Territories and Uses)
1. Blocked territories: [to be completed]
2. Prohibited uses: any form of direct or indirect consideration from End Users; any real-money appearance in presentation or advertising; secondary-market/transfer transactions in Credits; [to be completed]
3. Update mechanism: A7 para. 2 (immediate effect for legal/compliance reasons; implementation within ten days; pass-through obligation of the distribution chain per C2 para. 4)
Annex 2 — Platform Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) for Operators in the Reseller Channel
This Platform Acceptable Use Policy ("AUP") applies to every Operator that obtains a Shop through a Reseller or a further distribution tier ("Operator"). It is accepted by click-through directly vis-à-vis POS System Solution s.r.o. ("OE") upon activation of the Shop.
1. Applicability and Legal Nature
1. The AUP establishes solely usage rules for the Platform and the acknowledgement of OE's suspension and enforcement rights. It does not create any payment relationship, any entitlement to services or any other contract for services between the Operator and OE; the Operator's commercial contractual relationship exists exclusively with its Reseller or distribution tier.
2. The AUP applies alongside the Operator's contract with its Reseller. In the event of conflict, the AUP prevails to the extent it imposes stricter obligations on the Operator.
3. No Shop is activated without acceptance of the AUP and the DPA (Annex 3).
2. Role of OE; Provider Identification
1. OE provides technical services only. Vis-à-vis End Users, OE is neither provider, organiser nor intermediary of games or other entertainment services; all offerings to End Users are made solely by the Operator in its own name, for its own account and on its own responsibility.
2. Before activation, the Operator provides complete and accurate identity details (name/company, address, contact address, register number where applicable, country) and keeps them current. The Operator acknowledges that OE displays these details to End Users on the Platform in a manner the Operator cannot alter (footer, first visit, registration with the End User's active confirmation).
3. In all its communication and advertising, the Operator identifies itself as the sole provider and does not create the impression that OE or OnlyEntertain is the provider, co-organiser or contracting party of End Users. It does not refer End Users to OE and maintains its own reachable support channel.
3. Free Participation
1. The Operator issues Credits to End Users exclusively free of charge. It shall not, directly or indirectly, demand, accept or hold out any fee or other consideration for the allocation of Credits, the opening of an End User account or participation in games.
2. Indirect consideration includes in particular entry fees, minimum spend or purchase obligations, "voluntary" contributions or donations, overpriced bundled products, mandatory memberships, and any arrangement under which the allocation of Credits de facto depends on a payment or a benefit of monetary value from the End User.
3. The Operator prevents breaches by third parties (staff, franchisees, venue partners) through appropriate organisational measures; such breaches in connection with its Shop are attributed to the Operator.
4. Prohibition of Monetisation
1. The Operator ensures that in its Shop, Credits and winnings achieved in Credits are not exchanged, paid out or bought back for money, goods, services or other benefits of monetary value.
2. Credits are not transferred between End Users and not traded on secondary markets. Winnings can be used exclusively for further play in the respective Shop.
3. The Operator does not advertise its Shop as an opportunity to win or earn money or benefits of monetary value and avoids any real-money appearance in its presentation and advertising.
5. Flow Restriction of Credits
1. Credits may be passed on exclusively within the intended flow: OE → Reseller/distribution tiers → Operator → End User. Any transfer outside this flow, in particular sale or transfer to other third parties, trading on secondary markets or redemption, is prohibited.
2. Credits issued to End Users do not give rise to any claims by End Users against OE. End User accounts and End User Credits are bound to the respective Shop.
6. Further Obligations of the Operator
1. Legal compliance. The Operator is solely responsible for ensuring that the operation of its Shop complies with applicable law in all markets in which it makes access available to End Users. OE performs no legal review and gives no assurance as to permissibility in any market.
2. Player Templates. Vis-à-vis End Users, the Operator uses terms of use, a privacy policy and a legal notice that are at least equivalent in substance to the Player Templates provided by OE (Documents 2, 5 and 6). Deviations to the detriment of clauses 3 to 5 are not permitted.
3. Protection of minors. Access only for persons aged 18 or over. The minimum standard is the End User's express confirmation of age of majority at registration and the blocking of End Users recognisably underage; in markets with stricter requirements, the Operator selects an appropriate verification method on its own responsibility.
4. Prohibited List. The Prohibited List (Annex 1) applies directly. The Operator blocks access from restricted territories by appropriate technical measures, does not advertise its Shop there, and refrains from the types of use listed there.
5. Own operation. The Operator operates its Shop itself, in its own name, for its own account and under its actual control. Making the Shop available to third parties for independent operation and straw-man arrangements are prohibited.
6. Information. On request, the Operator provides OE within ten working days with information on the distribution of Credits and the marketing of its Shop and submits appropriate evidence.
7. OE's Suspension and Enforcement Rights
1. The Operator acknowledges that OE may monitor use of the Platform automatically for indications of breaches of this AUP.
2. On reasonable suspicion of a breach of clauses 3, 4, 5 or the Prohibited List, OE may suspend or shut down the Shop immediately and without prior notice; for other breaches, after notice with a reasonable cure period. OE may further suspend the Shop temporarily where necessary to avert risks to the Platform, other Operators or End Users, or to comply with legal obligations.
3. Claims by the Operator against OE on account of a justified suspension are excluded. Claims against its Reseller are governed by the contract with the Reseller.
4. OE may demand enforcement of this AUP directly from the Operator; the rights of the Reseller and of OE under the flow-down contract remain unaffected.
8. Amendments
1. OE may amend this AUP with effect for the future; amendments are displayed in the Admin Area with at least 30 days' notice. Amendments required for legal or compliance reasons and amendments to the Prohibited List may take effect immediately and must be implemented within ten days.
2. If the Operator continues to use the Shop after an amendment takes effect, the amended AUP applies.
9. Final Provisions
1. The law of the Czech Republic applies, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods and conflict-of-law rules; the exclusive place of jurisdiction for disputes arising from this AUP is Prague.
2. The Operator confirms that it is acting in the course of its trade or self-employed professional activity.
Annex 3 — Data Processing Agreement (DPA)
to the B2B Platform Agreement (Document 1) between POS System Solution s.r.o. ("OE") and the Operator
1. Subject Matter and Applicability
1. This Annex governs the processing of End Users' personal data by OE on behalf of the Operator in the course of providing the Platform (A3, B2). It gives effect to A5 para. 2 of the Agreement and satisfies the requirements of Art. 28 GDPR and comparable provisions of the data-protection law applicable to the Operator.
2. For Operators in the direct channel, this Annex forms part of the Agreement (A2 para. 1). Operators in the reseller channel accept this Annex directly vis-à-vis OE by click-through upon activation (corresponding to A2 para. 2 for the AUP); acceptance establishes solely the processing relationship under this Annex and no payment relationship with OE.
3. This Annex applies to every Shop of the Operator. No Shop is activated without acceptance of this Annex (C3 para. 2 applies accordingly).
4. In the event of conflict between this Annex and the other provisions of the Agreement, this Annex prevails with respect to the processing of End Users' personal data.
2. Roles of the Parties
1. The Operator is the controller for the processing of personal data of the End Users of its Shops. It determines the purposes and means of processing, ensures the lawfulness of the processing including its permissibility in its markets (B3 para. 1), and fulfils the information obligations towards End Users; for this purpose OE provides the Player Privacy Policy Template (Document 5) as a minimum standard.
2. OE is the processor. OE processes the data described in Schedule 1 exclusively for the provision of the contractually owed Platform services and in accordance with the Operator's instructions. OE does not use End Users' data for its own purposes, in particular not for advertising, analytics or profiling, and does not make them accessible to other Operators.
3. Not covered by this Annex are processing operations that OE carries out as an independent controller: the processing of the identity and contact data of the Operator and its acting persons (Operator Registry, provider identification, billing) and the automated monitoring of Platform usage for breaches of B5, B6, D6 and the Prohibited List (B7 para. 1), to the extent that aggregated or pseudonymised End User data are evaluated in the process. OE's privacy policy (Document 3) applies to these.
3. Instructions
1. The Operator's instructions are set out exhaustively in the Agreement, in this Annex and in the configurations made by the Operator in the Admin Area. Further instructions are given by the Operator in text form to support@onlyentertain.com.
2. OE is not obliged to implement instructions that exceed the technical scope of the Platform or require individual customisation; OE informs the Operator accordingly.
3. If OE considers an instruction to be unlawful, OE informs the Operator and may suspend implementation until the matter is clarified.
4. Obligations of OE
1. Confidentiality. OE engages only persons who are bound to confidentiality and have been made familiar with the relevant data-protection provisions. Access to End User data is limited to what is necessary for Platform operation and technical support.
2. Security. OE implements the technical and organisational measures described in Schedule 2 and develops them in line with the state of the art. Measures may be replaced by equivalent measures provided the level of protection is not reduced.
3. Assistance with data-subject rights. OE provides the Operator, via the Admin Area, with functions for access, rectification, erasure, restriction and export of End User data per user account. If an End User contacts OE directly, OE refers the End User to the Operator and does not handle the request itself (cf. Document 2 clause 1.2).
4. Notification of personal data breaches. OE informs the Operator without undue delay, and at the latest within 48 hours of becoming aware, of personal data breaches affecting the Operator's End User data and provides the available information pursuant to Art. 33(3) GDPR. OE data-protection contact: office@pos-solutions.eu. Notification to supervisory authorities and End Users is the Operator's responsibility.
5. Data protection impact assessment and consultation. OE assists the Operator to the extent necessary with data protection impact assessments and prior consultations of the supervisory authority insofar as these concern processing on the Platform. OE may charge assistance going beyond the provision of standardised information on a time-and-materials basis.
6. Records and evidence. OE maintains a record of processing activities as processor and provides the Operator, on request, with the information necessary to demonstrate compliance with this Annex.
5. Sub-processors
1. The Operator grants OE general authorisation to engage sub-processors. The sub-processors engaged at the time of conclusion of the Agreement are listed in Schedule 3.
2. OE informs the Operator at least 30 days before adding or replacing a sub-processor, via the Admin Area or by e-mail. The Operator may object in text form within this period for a substantial data-protection reason. If no agreement is reached, the Operator may terminate the affected Subscriptions extraordinarily with effect from the date the change takes effect; no further claims exist.
3. OE contractually binds sub-processors to data-protection obligations substantially equivalent to those under this Annex and is liable to the Operator for compliance by the sub-processor as for its own conduct.
4. Game providers whose games are executed via the Platform are deemed sub-processors to the extent they receive End Users' personal data. OE ensures that only the technical session and game data required for game execution are transmitted to them.
6. Transfers to Third Countries
1. OE processes End User data on systems within the European Union. Access to the Platform is routed through a network and security service of Cloudflare, Inc. (USA), which processes connection data (in particular IP addresses); the transfer takes place on the basis of paragraph 2.
2. Transfers to third countries by OE or sub-processors take place only where an adequacy decision exists, appropriate safeguards (in particular the European Commission's Standard Contractual Clauses) have been agreed, or a statutory exception applies. The respective basis is indicated in Schedule 3.
3. If the Operator is established in a third country, it is the Operator's responsibility to ensure the permissibility of the transfer of End User data to itself (in particular via the Admin Area and export functions).
7. Audit Rights
1. The Operator is entitled to verify compliance with this Annex. Verification is carried out primarily by inspecting the evidence provided by OE (clause 4.6), certifications and audit reports.
2. Further audits are limited to remote audits on the basis of documents, data and system access; there is no right to enter physical premises (corresponding to B7 para. 3). They must be announced with 30 days' notice, may be carried out at most once a year unless a supervisory authority or a specific incident gives cause, and must not impair the operation of the Platform or the confidentiality of other customers.
3. The costs of audits under paragraph 2 are borne by the Operator unless the audit reveals material breaches by OE.
8. Deletion and Return
1. Upon termination of the Agreement or of the Operator's last Subscription, OE makes available to the Operator, within 30 days and in a common format, the End User data for which the Operator is the controller (B11 para. 4).
2. After expiry of this period, OE deletes the Operator's End User data on all systems unless a statutory retention obligation applies; backup copies are overwritten in the regular cycle. OE confirms deletion in text form on request.
3. If the Operator deletes a user account during the term, the associated data are deleted or anonymised in accordance with the periods provided for in Document 5.
9. Liability; Term; Amendments
1. The liability of the parties is governed by A6; the liability cap provided for there also applies to claims under this Annex unless mandatory law provides otherwise. Fines imposed on a party for a breach attributable to it are borne by that party alone.
2. This Annex applies for the term of the Agreement and beyond, for as long as OE processes the Operator's End User data.
3. Amendments to this Annex are governed by A7 para. 1. By way of derogation, OE may update Schedule 3 in accordance with clause 5 and Schedule 2 in order to raise the level of protection without the Operator's consent.
4. In all other respects, A8 and the law and place of jurisdiction determined there apply.
Schedule 1 — Description of Processing
Subject matter: provision and operation of the Platform (shop system, game catalogue, credits system, chat function, Admin Area, hosting) for the Operator's Shops.
Duration: term of the Agreement or the respective Subscription plus the periods under clause 8.
Nature and purpose: collection, storage, processing, transmission to game providers to the extent necessary, and deletion for the performance of the user contracts between Operator and End Users (Document 2), for the security and stability of the Platform, and for the implementation of player-protection and territorial-restriction measures.
Categories of data subjects: End Users (players) of the Operator's Shops.
Categories of personal data:
• Account data: username, password hash, time of registration, confirmations (age of majority, terms of use, contracting party), account status
• Game and credits data: Credit balance, allocations, game history, results, voided rounds
• Communication data: chat and support messages including requests for play breaks, self-exclusion, account deletion, password recovery
• Technical data: IP address, timestamps, user agent, session identifiers, login events, security and error logs, geo-assignment
• Notification records: display of changes to terms and terminations in the Shop
Special categories of personal data: not processed. Play breaks and self-exclusions are stored solely as account status without any reasons.
Schedule 2 — Technical and Organisational Measures
1. Physical and system access control: hosting in ISO/IEC 27001-certified OVHcloud data centres within the EU; access to production systems only for named administrators via personalised accounts with multi-factor authentication; logging of administrative access.
2. Data access control: role and permission concept; separation of Operator tenants at data level; Operators see only data of their own Shops; OE support access only on a case-by-case basis.
3. Pseudonymisation and data minimisation: End User accounts without real names, e-mail or payment data; passwords stored exclusively as salted hashes; no analytics or tracking cookies.
4. Transmission and storage control: encryption in transit (TLS 1.2 or higher); encryption of storage media; encryption of backups.
5. Input control: logging of changes to user accounts, Credit balances and account status with timestamp and executing account.
6. Availability control: redundant infrastructure; daily backups retained for 7 days; documented recovery procedures; DDoS protection.
7. Separation control: logical tenant separation; separate test and production environments; no use of production data in test environments.
8. Organisation: confidentiality undertaking of all staff; data-protection training; security-incident process with notification channels under clause 4.4; regular review of measures; vulnerability management and deployment of security updates.
Schedule 3 — Sub-processors
Sub-processor
Service
Seat / place of processing
Basis for third-country transfer
OVH SAS (OVHcloud), 2 rue Kellermann, 59100 Roubaix, France
Hosting, infrastructure, backups
France; Roubaix data centre (EU)
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Cloudflare, Inc., 101 Townsend St, San Francisco, CA 94107, USA
Network protection (DDoS), CDN, DNS
USA; global network
EU-US Data Privacy Framework; alternatively Standard Contractual Clauses
Game providers as per the game catalogue available in the Admin Area
Execution of games (technical session and game data only)
as per game catalogue
as per game catalogue (Standard Contractual Clauses for third-country transfers)
As of: 8 September 2026. The current version, including the game catalogue, is made available in the Admin Area. The chat function is operated by OE itself.
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