Privacy & Data Usage for Demo Users

The demo game on this site operates without a user account system. You do not need to log in, register, or provide an email address to start playing. Because there is no account, there is no central database storing your personal details linked to your gaming activity. This stands in contrast to the operator's official site, where you must provide personal information to fund accounts and verify your identity.

Your virtual balance and game progress are stored directly in your browser's local storage. This data lives on your device, not on the site's servers. If you clear your browser cache or use a different device, your demo balance resets. This local storage method ensures that your gaming history is not tracked across sessions by the site operator. In the Mines game, your selected mine count and current multiplier are saved this way, allowing you to refresh the page without losing your immediate game state.

We use a basic analytics counter to track general usage trends, such as the number of visitors or average session duration. This counter is anonymous; it does not identify you individually. It does not typically record your IP address in a way that links back to your identity, nor does it track your specific game moves. The data is aggregated to help us understand site traffic, not to build a profile of your behavior. These analytics data points are typically retained for a short period and are then deleted or anonymized.

Functional Storage: Necessary for the demo game to remember your virtual balance and settings (e.g., selected mine count). These are stored locally and expire when you clear your browser data.
Analytics Storage: Used to count visits. They are anonymized and do not identify you.

You can manage these storage options through your browser settings. Disabling local storage will reset your demo balance each time you refresh the page. Third-party cookies from the operator's official sites are separate and do not apply to this demo environment.