Privacy Guide: Local Storage and Cookies for the Demo Game

The core advantage of using the demo version of the simulator on this independent guide is that you do not need to register, log in, or provide an email address. Because there is no user account, the service does not collect your name, phone number, or identity documents.

Instead of saving your virtual coin balance or game history to a central server, the site uses your browser’s local storage. This means your progress is saved only on the device you are currently using. If you clear your browser cache or switch to a different phone, your demo balance resets. Your demo data does not travel to the operator’s servers.

To understand general usage patterns without tracking who you are, this site collects basic metrics. This tool records data such as:

• How often the game is loaded.
• Which devices (mobile vs. desktop) are being used.
• General traffic trends over time.

This approach does not store cookies that identify you personally. It simply helps the site owners understand overall usage trends. You can usually disable this via your browser’s cookie settings if you prefer a completely private session.

Cookies are small text files stored on your device to remember your preferences. For the demo game, cookies are used to:

1. Remember if you have already accepted the privacy notice.
2. Store your local game settings (e.g., sound on/off).

These cookies are strictly necessary for the demo to function smoothly. They do not track your browsing across other websites. You can manage these cookies at any time through your browser’s settings menu, typically found under "Privacy" or "Security."

It is important to distinguish between this demo site and the operator’s official betting platforms. The demo is a standalone simulator.

• This Demo Site: Uses local browser storage. No account required. No personal data collected.
• Official Betting Sites: Require you to create an account. They collect personal data, ID details, and payment information for real-money betting. Their privacy policies are more complex and governed by gambling regulations.

Always check the official site’s privacy policy if you decide to start betting with real money, as the data handling practices will be completely different.