Legal notice
Identity of the owner of Dynamo Manager and conditions of use of the site.
Last updated: October 17, 2026
Site owner
Under article 10 of Spanish Act 34/2002 on information society services and electronic commerce, the owner of this site and of the Dynamo Manager service is Sergio Blánquez Ovelleiro, a self-employed natural person, tax ID 77922647G.
Address: Carrer Puig de la Muga, 11, 17486 Castelló d'Empúries, España. Email: info@dynamomanager.com. This address is the direct contact channel. No telephone number is published.
The owner is not a company and is not entered in the Commercial Registry. There is no intra-EU VAT number. The trading name of the service is Dynamo Manager.
Purpose
Dynamo Manager is software that lets a club, or a person organising tournaments, manage entries, draws, schedules and payments for a sports competition. Using the site makes you a user and means you accept this notice, the terms of service and the privacy policy.
Intellectual property
The software, text, design and distinctive signs of Dynamo Manager belong to Sergio Blánquez Ovelleiro or are used under licence. You may not copy or exploit them without permission, other than normal use of the contracted service. Content uploaded by a club or a player remains theirs.
Use of the site
You agree to use the site in accordance with the law, this notice and the terms of service. You may not use it to impersonate someone else, to introduce harmful code, or to collect other users' data outside the features provided.
Liability
The owner tries to keep the site available and the information accurate, without promising that there will be no interruptions or errors. Tournaments, entry fees and each club's own legal texts are the responsibility of the club that publishes them.
Governing law
This notice is governed by Spanish law. If you are a consumer, mandatory consumer rules also apply, including the court that the law gives you. Otherwise, the courts of the owner's domicile, in Castelló d'Empúries, have jurisdiction, unless a mandatory rule says otherwise.