Depending on the severity, history, and circumstances of the violation, MaxSportsure may remove content, issue a warning, restrict features, disable monetization, suspend an account, or permanently terminate access.

A warning informs the user of a violation. A restriction removes or limits particular features. A suspension temporarily prevents some or all account access. A ban permanently terminates the account.

Yes. MaxSportsure may remove or restrict content that violates its policies, applicable law, third-party rights, or platform safety requirements.

Yes. MaxSportsure may temporarily or permanently disable a user's ability to Go Live or display livestreams through MaxSportsure.

Yes. Paid Creator status, subscriptions, Ad Revenue Sharing, or other monetization features may be restricted or disabled when eligibility requirements are no longer satisfied or policies are violated.

Yes. MaxSportsure may suspend or permanently remove Affiliate privileges for violations, fraud, manipulation, or failure to maintain Affiliate eligibility.

Yes, where permitted by applicable law and the applicable payment/monetization terms. This may occur during fraud, identity, chargeback, payment, policy, or legal reviews.

Severe violations may result in immediate termination, including child sexual exploitation or abuse material, grooming, serious fraud, credible threats of severe violence, certain illegal activity, attempts to evade a prior permanent ban, or other exceptionally serious safety violations.

For eligible decisions, users may submit an appeal explaining why they believe the decision was incorrect and providing relevant supporting information. MaxSportsure will review the appeal and communicate the outcome.

No. Users permanently banned from MaxSportsure may not create, control, or use another account to evade the ban without MaxSportsure's express authorization.