Privacy & help
Updated September 16, 2026
What Stick Six stores
Your username, password hash, recovery-code hash, sign-in sessions, fantasy team name, saved lineups, group memberships, and reports you send. Passwords and recovery codes are stored as one-way hashes, not as readable text. We do not ask players for an email address.
What other players can see
Your fantasy team name and competition points appear on public leaderboards when you enter. Use a team nickname rather than personal information. Group names, invite codes, and member standings are visible to group members; anyone with an invite code can join. Your username is not included in leaderboards.
Cookies and hosting
An essential sign-in cookie keeps you signed in for up to 30 days. Signing out ends the current session. Changing or recovering your password ends your existing sessions. Older browser lineups may use the previous Stick Six cookie; you can import unlocked picks when creating your fantasy team. The hosting provider may process normal request and security logs. Stick Six does not add advertising or analytics trackers.
Recovery and deletion
Save the private recovery code shown when you create or reset your account. Without your password or recovery code, we cannot offer an email reset. Never send either one in a report. You can delete your account, lineups, memberships, and reports from Account settings after closing groups you own. Published athlete results and competition correction history remain because they describe the competition. The organizer can download encrypted backups; deleting an account removes it from the live site, but does not erase previously downloaded backup files.
Competition data
Roster and schedule entries link to their public sources. Historical entries are labeled; selection does not guarantee participation. Scores are published by the organizer after checking official results. They are not an automatic live feed. Team-group scores and public standings follow the rules shown on the home page.
Report a problem
Sign in to send the organizer a scoring issue, inappropriate team or group name, or technical problem. Include the section, round, team name, and source link when relevant. Reports are not public. Don’t include passwords, recovery codes, or sensitive personal details. This form does not send email replies; check the site’s competition updates for published corrections.
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