Privacy Guide: Data Storage and Anonymity in the Demo

The core difference between this demo and the operator’s official site is the absence of user accounts. When you visit the site, you are not creating a profile. This means we do not hold your personal identifiable information (PII). There is typically no KYC (Know Your Customer) process, no document uploads, and no linkage to your real-world identity. You can play as many games as you like without revealing who you are.

Your virtual coin balance is not stored on a central server. Instead, it is saved in your browser’s local storage (using a technology called localStorage). This data resides only on your specific device and browser. If you clear the browser’s site data or switch to a different device, your coin balance will reset to the default starting amount. This ensures that no server-side database holds your “balance” history, reducing the risk of data breaches affecting your gameplay state.

We use a lightweight, anonymous analytics counter to understand how visitors interact with the site. This counter tracks generic metrics such as page views and device type (e.g., mobile vs. desktop). It does not use cookies that track you across other websites, nor does it collect your IP address in a way that identifies you. The data is aggregated and does not reveal your identity or your specific game outcomes.

This site uses minimal cookies strictly necessary for functionality (such as remembering your local storage settings). We do not use third-party marketing cookies or ad-tracking pixels. You can manage your browser settings to block local storage if you wish, though this will reset your coin balance on every visit. Unlike the operator’s main apps, which may require deeper permissions for payment processing, this demo site requires no special permissions beyond standard web access.