Local Storage: How Your Coins Are Saved
The demo game uses your browser’s local storage to keep track of your virtual coin balance. This data is stored on your specific device (computer or phone) and is not uploaded to the operator’s servers. Because no account is created, there is no personal profile linked to your gameplay. If you clear the browser’s site data or use a different device, your coin balance will reset. This method ensures that your gaming activity remains anonymous and does not automatically contribute to a user profile that could be analyzed by third parties.
Anonymous Analytics and Cookies
This site uses an anonymous analytics counter to track general traffic patterns, such as which pages are visited most often. These counters typically use cookies—small text files stored on your device—to identify unique visitors. However, because no personal information (like your name, email, or specific IP address) is linked to this data, it is difficult to trace these visits back to you personally. You can manage these cookies through your browser settings if you wish to block them, though this may affect the site’s functionality or reset your demo progress.
Data vs. The Operator’s Official Sites
It is important to distinguish between this independent demo site and the operator’s official platforms. When you play for real money on the main sites, they will likely collect personal data for identity verification (KYC), payment processing, and regulatory compliance. In contrast, the free demo here requires no such data. Your privacy is higher in the demo environment because you are not providing financial or personal details. The operator’s official sites may have their own separate privacy policies governing those real-money transactions.
