Privacy Guide: No Accounts, Local Storage, and Anonymous Tracking

Unlike the operator's official website where you might link a bank account or mobile wallet for real money transactions, the demo version keeps everything local. When you spin the 5x3 slot or adjust the bet selector, your current coin balance is saved in your browser’s Local Storage or Session Storage.

What this means for you:

• No Account Needed: You don’t provide an email, phone number, or name.
• Device-Specific: Your balance is tied to the specific browser and device you are using. If you clear your browser cache or switch devices, your coin balance resets.
• No Cloud Sync: Your progress is not uploaded to a server, so it cannot be hacked from a central database.

The platform uses a minimal analytics counter to understand general traffic patterns, such as which games are most popular or which devices are being used. This data is typically aggregated and anonymous.

• No Personal Identification: Analytics do not track your identity because you are not logged in.
• Cookie Usage: Essential cookies may be used to remember your session and game settings (like sound or autoplay preferences). These are usually session-based or have a short expiry.
• No Tracking Pixels: Unlike marketing-heavy sites, the demo interface does not typically use aggressive third-party tracking pixels that follow you across the web.

You can manage these cookies through your browser settings. Disabling them may reset your game preferences but will not affect the ability to play.

It is important to distinguish between the anonymous demo experience and the real-money experience on the operator’s official site.

If you decide to move to the operator’s official platform for real stakes, you will undergo a different privacy process involving identity verification (KYC). For now, your demo play remains private to your device.