Right of Withdrawal

1. Play-money product (overnight.bet)

A statutory right of withdrawal presupposes a consumer contract for a paid service (Sec. 312(1), 355 et seq. BGB). For the free play-money product on overnight.bet, no paid contract is formed: there are no deposits, no payouts and no in-product purchases. A play-money account can be deleted at any time on request; that is not a withdrawal, and no money is involved because none was ever paid.

2. Engine licence (paid digital content)

Separately, a self-hosted engine licence is sold at engine.html as digital content (EUR 129.00 one-time final total; no VAT shown under German Sec. 19 UStG). That sale forms a distance contract.

Consumers generally have a fourteen-day right of withdrawal. The engine licence is digital content not supplied on a tangible medium and delivered immediately at your request. At Stripe Checkout you therefore expressly confirm:

I expressly request that the seller begins delivery of the digital content before the end of the fourteen-day withdrawal period, and I acknowledge that I lose my right of withdrawal once performance has begun (Sec. 356(5) BGB).

Once delivery has begun (download link or artefact provided), the right of withdrawal expires. After delivery there is no refund. If consent and acknowledgement are missing, the right of withdrawal remains. Details are in the engine licence terms.

Business buyers (B2B): There is no statutory right of withdrawal. Refunds are goodwill only.

Provider details: see the Legal Notice. Questions: hello@overnight.bet.