A clear note about privacy

Top 10 Options AU is an Australian guide for curated in-person dining and offline poker culture. This policy explains how we may handle information you choose to share while using the guide to discover and plan physical restaurant experiences involving card lounges, card rooms and poker tables.

It is written to make the privacy position understandable before the detailed sections begin. Its focus is information you actively provide through the site’s enquiry, contact and visit-planning pathways.

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Policy topics

Information you choose to share

When you make an enquiry, ask about a visit or request help with a reservation pathway, you may choose to provide information that helps us understand your question. This may include your name, preferred contact details and the details you place in your message. Top 10 Options AU covers physical dining-and-card-lounge experiences, so the context you share may relate to a restaurant visit, a card lounge or a planned in-person gathering.

Sharing information is visitor-led. We do not need every detail of a plan to understand a general question, and the information included in an enquiry will depend on the request you decide to make.

Planning details in an enquiry

Where useful, a visitor may include planning context such as:

a preferred dining time, date range or group-planning question;
an enquiry about a card lounge, card room or offline poker evening held as part of a physical restaurant experience; or
general context for a private gathering or a visit they are considering.

Provide only the information you are comfortable sharing. For a general enquiry, it is sensible to leave out personal detail that is not needed to explain your dining or card-lounge planning question.

How information may be used

Information you choose to share may be used to respond to your enquiry and to assist with the particular visit-planning request you have made. For example, the context in your message can help us understand whether you are seeking dining notes, guidance about a card-lounge setting or help finding the relevant contact or reservation pathway. It does not itself confirm a visit or reservation.

Keeping the context useful

Dining notes: A visitor might refer to Top 10 Wine Pairings, seasonal menu choices or Best 10 dining notes when explaining the kind of meal they are considering.
Card settings: A message may mention Best 10 Classic Card Games or Top 10 Card Lounge Details to give useful context about a physical card room or lounge atmosphere.
Evening plans: A visitor may refer to Best 10 Offline Poker Evenings, private gatherings or host stories when asking about an in-person dining occasion.

Card lounges, card rooms and poker tables described by this guide are physical, in-person restaurant experiences. The guide does not describe online poker or remote participation.

Choices for visitors

You can choose what to include in an enquiry. If you have already shared information and want help clarifying or updating it, you can ask about that through the site’s privacy enquiry pathway. These are practical ways to raise a question about the information connected with your own message.

Include only the contact and planning details you think are useful for your question.
Ask or enquire if something you previously shared needs to be clarified or updated.

You can also decide not to proceed with an enquiry or reservation pathway if you would prefer not to share information needed for that particular request. A visit can be considered through the guide before you decide whether an enquiry is right for you.

For a question about information you have supplied, see the privacy enquiry pathway below.

Reading the guide with confidence

This policy is focused on information you choose to provide through Top 10 Options AU’s enquiry and visit-planning pathways. It distinguishes that visitor-provided information from simply reading and exploring the multi-page guide.

You can read dining notes, seasonal menu choices, lounge atmosphere, host stories and practical guide information before deciding whether to make an enquiry. The guide also includes offline poker sessions, private gatherings, gallery, FAQ, contact and reservation pathways for visitors considering physical, in-person experiences.

This privacy note may be reviewed when the site’s information-handling practices change. The wording can be updated to keep the scope of the notice clear and useful for visitors.

Privacy enquiries

If you have a privacy question about information you have shared, use the site’s Contact Us pathway and identify your message as a privacy enquiry. This gives your request the right context without requiring a separate privacy inbox or additional contact details on this page.

Top 10 Options AU is intended to help visitors plan considered, in-person dining and card-lounge experiences in Australia, including physical restaurant settings with card rooms and poker tables.