No Accounts, No Personal Data
Unlike the operator’s official website, which requires registration for real-money play, the demo version on this independent site operates without user accounts. You do not provide your name, email, phone number, or ID. Because there is no account, there is no personal profile to leak or sell.
Your progress, such as your virtual coin balance, is saved locally on your device. If you clear your browser cache or switch devices, your balance resets. This is a deliberate design choice to ensure privacy: no data is sent to a central server for storage.
Local Storage for Virtual Coins
The platform uses your browser’s local storage to remember your coin count. This data stays on your computer or phone and is not transmitted to the operator or any third party unless you manually interact with a game feature that requires a connection (e.g., loading the next round).
- What is stored: Only your current virtual coin balance and basic game settings.
- Where it is: On your device, in your browser’s storage.
- Accessibility: You can view or delete this data via your browser’s developer tools or settings.
Anonymous Analytics & Cookies
We use a simple, anonymous counter to track how many people visit the demo. This data does not identify you. We do not use complex tracking pixels or cross-site cookies that build a profile of your browsing habits.
Standard session cookies may be used to keep the game running smoothly during your visit. These expire when you close your browser. No persistent tracking cookies are used to monitor you across other websites.
How This Differs from the Official Site
On the official platform, you will likely need to verify your identity (KYC) and provide payment details like MoMo or ZaloPay for real transactions. Those details are stored on their servers. In contrast, our demo keeps your activity private and local.
This separation means you can test the game mechanics without giving away your personal information. If you decide to play for real later, you will need to register on the operator’s site, where standard privacy policies apply.
