Demo Privacy: How Your Data Works

Local Storage vs. Server Storage

The core of this demo’s privacy is local storage. When you place a bet or cash out in the Crash game, your virtual coin balance is saved in your browser’s localStorage or sessionStorage. This data lives only on your device.

• No Account Created: You do not provide an email, phone number, or name.
• No Server Sync: If you clear your browser cache or switch devices, your virtual balance resets. It is not stored on the operator’s servers.
• Privacy Benefit: Since no personal identifier is linked to the game session, there is no profile to sell, leak, or analyze for advertising purposes.

Anonymous Analytics Counter

To understand how many people are using the demo, the site uses an anonymous analytics counter. This tool tracks usage metrics but does not track identity.

• What is tracked: Page views, time spent on the Crash game, and general browser type (e.g., Chrome on Android).
• What is NOT tracked: Your IP address is typically anonymized or aggregated; no personal details are collected.
• Purpose: This helps developers improve game stability and fairness without compromising your privacy.

Cookies and Browser Permissions

The site may use minimal session cookies to keep the game running smoothly while you are on the page. These are strictly necessary for functionality and are deleted when you close the browser tab. No tracking cookies are used to follow your behavior across other websites.

If you are accessing the demo via the mobile browser or app, ensure your device settings allow local storage. This is required for the game to save your progress without sending data to the cloud.

Comparison: Demo vs. Operator Platforms

It is important to distinguish this free demo from the operator’s official platforms. The official sites require you to create an account, provide contact details, and often verify your identity (KYC) for real-money betting. In contrast, this demo is fully anonymous.