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Europeans 2027 · 1–4 July

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How we use your data

The 'plain English' version of our privacy policy. If you want the formal GDPR notice, go to the privacy page; here we explain why we chose to do things the way we do.

Last updated · April 2026

This is a courtesy translation: in case of doubt, the Italian version prevails.

You're reading 1 Three levels of participation, three levels of visibility

Golden rule. We don't sell your data, we don't pass it on to third parties for commercial purposes and we don't put it on the map without your knowledge. We built the site around privacy, not as an afterthought.

Three levels of participation, three levels of visibility

There are three ways to ‘get involved’ on the site — and each has different visibility rules:

1 · Club

Maximum public visibility.

If you're an association, you register your club and explicitly agree to it being published on the map with its name, town/city, photos and contact details. Everything is public, because you're the one asking for it.

2 · Ambassador

Visibility with explicit consent.

If you put yourself forward as an ambassador, your name, town/city, photo and bio only appear on the site with your explicit consent. Your consent is formal and can be withdrawn.

3 · Individual players

Anonymous, always.

If you use the ‘Looking for people to play with’ form, we never ask for your name, surname or exact location. Just your email and town/city. The town you give us doesn't appear on the map: that way, if you're the only one in Cavarzere, no one can tell it's you.

How matchmaking works

When someone signs up with the ‘Looking for people to play with’ form and there are already 2 or more other sign-ups in their town, we act as a go-between: we email everyone saying ‘there are other people who want to play here’ and ask who would like to be put in touch. Only those who say yes receive the others' contact details. We never give out email addresses to anyone who hasn't consented.

Event photos

The photos you see on the site come from the association's events and are published directly on the site, with no links out to external services.

If you recognise yourself in a photo published without your consent, write to us at kubbitalia@gmail.com and we'll remove it immediately.

In short

  • We don't profile you.
  • We don't sell your data.
  • We don't put you on the map without your consent.
  • We delete your data at any time if you ask us to.
  • If we get something wrong, we apologise publicly and put it right.

See also

See you on the pitch.

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Large park lawn with cypresses and hills in the background: a Kubb pitch marked out with wooden kubbs, two players shaking hands in the middle and many people watching from the sides, with a red gazebo on the leftEvening prize-giving on a stage: three players show their plaques while a man speaks into the microphoneMan in a straw hat throws a stick low over the grass, the stick in flight towards the red kingKubb match on the grass with players on the throwing line, a bell tower and rocky mountains in the backgroundIn the evening, under the string lights, a player throws a stick along a pitch marked out on the grass while others watchA player in a light T-shirt leans forward and throws a stick low over the grassy pitch; in the background terraced vineyard hills under a blue sky.A player in a straw hat bends and throws a stick on the grass, while two teammates wait their turn; in the background a valley with vineyards and hills.Two men celebrate with raised fists under a blue gazebo, one wearing a horned Viking helmetA player in a straw hat throws a stick, seen in flight, while a boy with folded arms watches; behind, trees in full sun.Group photo of all the participants on the grass, standing and kneeling, in front of the gazebos and the Kubb Italia flagPrize-giving in front of the A.S.D. Kubb Italia board: seven people with certificates and boxes of wine in handA player in a black policewoman costume throws with one leg raised, next to a teammate dressed as a chef, in front of a low stone wall.