Restore your purchase

Paid for an event pack and your cards are gone? A new phone, a cleared browser, a tab closed during checkout — none of that takes your pack away. Put it back on this device here. No account, no sign-in, no password.

PayPal puts it in the receipt email it sent you, and we show it on screen the moment a payment completes.

Why we ask for two things

A PayPal order id is not a secret — it is printed in the receipt email, so a forwarded receipt would otherwise be enough for a stranger to take your pack. The email you paid with is the second factor. When the two do not match a completed payment we say so without saying which one was wrong, and that is deliberate. Restoring never removes the pack from your other devices, and it never charges you again.

What comes back, and what cannot

Every restore returns the identical deck in the identical order, so cards already handed out still match, along with the rest of the 90 days of hosted play and re-downloads that started when you paid. A 75-ball or 90-ball event rebuilds completely, including orders taken long before this page existed. A custom-word game comes back too, except for the word list itself when the purchase predates us storing it — retype the words and the pack reattaches on its own.

If this does not work

Write to us with the PayPal order id and the date of the payment and we will restore it by hand. If the charge should not have happened at all, our refund policy explains what we can refund and how long it takes. Never send a card number, a bank account number, or a password — the order id is all we need.